Los Vengadores #12
"Un Goliat entre nosotros" marks a standout moment in the Spanish-language Los Vengadores series, delivering a tense Cold War thriller with a unique twist: Goliat, now permanently towering, becomes a focal point in a dangerous game of espionage. Written by Stan Lee and F. Sesén, with dynamic art by Don Heck and Frank Giacoia, the story sees the Black Widow—under mind control—tasked with turning Energón and the Swordfighter against the Avengers, while Captain America races to counter the threat. The cover by López Espí captures the drama perfectly, setting the stage for a high-stakes showdown that leaves the team reeling and Ojo de Halcón haunted by the cost of loyalty.
In "Un Goliat entre nosotros," Jo regains her memory just in time to dodge an attack from the Escarabajo, briefly reading a message from the Capi before subduing her foe. With Mercurio knocked loose and the Avengers still battling aboard Attuma’s ship, the team races through chaos—only to realize the Wasp is missing, the Capi sabotages the vessel, and they barely escape. Back at the Mansion, they find the Escarabajo vanished and a distress call from the Wasp suddenly flashing on the monitor.
In "null," Hank Pym, now transformed into the towering Goliat, answers a desperate call from the Collector, who demands a showdown at his castle if the Avengers hope to rescue the Wasp—abducted by the Scarab upon her arrival at the Mansion. With a new suit and the power to grow to seven meters—limited to just fifteen minutes—Goliat charges into the fray, only to collapse unconscious after reaching three meters, leaving the team to face the aftermath.
In "null," Goliat faces a grim fate—trapped at his towering height or death. A Chinese communist agent reprograms the Black Widow to recruit Energón and the Swordsman, tasking them with turning the Avengers to the red side. When SHIELD alerts Captain America to her presence in the U.S., Hawkeye sets out to find her, only to fall into a trap. The Captain is captured at the Mansion, and with a warning from Wasp, the rest of the Avengers launch a rescue. The battle ends in retreat, leaving Hawkeye shaken and deeply worried for the woman he loves.
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