Los Vengadores #14

Oct 1970 · Ediciones Vértice · 25 ESP

🌐 Spanish edition · synopsis shown in English

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"El signo de la serpiente" marks a pivotal moment in Los Vengadores #14 (1970), a 25 ESP comic that delivers high-stakes intrigue with a political edge. Written by Stan Lee and F. Sesén, and illustrated by Don Heck with inks by the same, the story unfolds as the Avengers confront a dangerous propaganda campaign at the UN, where the General Chen exploits a recent attack to rally support—forcing the team into a moral dilemma. When Goliat shocks everyone by denouncing the Serpientes’ tactics and withdrawing his backing, chaos erupts, culminating in a shocking twist when Captain America appears—claiming he’s not a captive but a willing ally—only for Hawkeye and the Black Widow to uncover the truth behind the impostor. The cover, by López Espí, captures the tension with a striking, dramatic composition.

Contains 3 stories

El signo de la serpiente

54 pp · Superhero

Los Vengadores [Capitán América [Steve Rogers]Ojo de Halcón [Clint Barton]Mercurio [Pietro Maximoff]Bruja Escarlata [Wanda Maximoff]Avispa [Janet Van Dyne]Goliat [Henry Pym]]Viuda Negra [Natasha Romanova]Tony StarkBill Foster (1ª aparición)Coronel Nick FuriaSerpiente Suprema

In "El signo de la serpiente," the Avengers face a rising threat as the Sons of the Snake wreak havoc across the city, infiltrating ranks and striking at key figures. With Natasha reporting from within their ranks, Wanda and Pietro recovering from their ordeal, and a shocking attack on General Chen at the UN, the team declares war—only to be ambushed and forced into a desperate fight, culminating in Captain America's capture.

Untitled Superhero story

54 pp · Superhero

Los Vengadores [Capitán América [Steve Rogers]Ojo de Halcón [Clint Barton]Avispa [Janet Van Dyne]Goliat [Henry Pym]]Viuda Negra [Natasha Romanova]Serpiente Suprema [General Chen]Harrington Byrd

In "null," Los Vengadores find themselves caught in a web of deception at a secret gathering of the Sons of the Serpent, where General Chen uses a recent attack to fuel anti-American propaganda at the UN. As the team is pressured to endorse the Serpents' racist agenda, Goliat shocks everyone by breaking ranks and exposing the manipulation—only for Captain America to appear, claiming he's acting freely, not as a captive. Ojo de Halcón and the Viuda Negra soon uncover the truth behind the impostor’s identity.

Hampones a la espuma

16 pp · Detective-Mystery