Los Vengadores #10
In "Amarga Derrota," Erik Josten and the Encantadora infiltrate the Amazonian lab where the Wonder Man was created, hijacking the experimental device to grant Josten new powers, a suit, and the name Energón. With a cunning scheme to frame the Avengers as mad show-offs, they manipulate public opinion and force the team’s dissolution—leaving Hawkeye, Mercury, and Wanda scrambling for work until they’re drawn into the twisted world of the Master of the Ring and his Circus of Crime. Written by Stan Lee and F. Sesén, with art by Don Heck and inks by Wally Wood, this 1970 issue features cover art by López Espí.
In "Amarga Derrota," Erik Josten and the Enchantress infiltrate the Amazonian lab where Wonder Man was created, using its technology to transform Josten into the powered warrior Energón. With a scheme to ruin the Avengers' reputation and drive them apart, they manipulate public perception until the team is disbanded—leaving Hawkeye, Mercury, and Wanda struggling to find work until a chance encounter with the Master of the Ring and his Circus of Crime offers them a new, uncertain path.
In "null," the Avengers are framed after uncovering a criminal circus, turning them into fugitives when the real culprits accuse them of theft. As the team scrambles to clear their name, a disguised Capi manipulates Energón and the Encantadora with promises of fame and fortune, using a damning recording to deepen the conspiracy. With the rest of the Avengers closing in, the truth begins to unravel—but not before loyalty is tested and one member makes a choice that changes everything.
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