Los Vengadores #16
"Los Ultroides atacan" marks a pivotal moment in the Spanish-language run of Los Vengadores, delivering a tense, mystery-driven adventure that kicks off with El Capi ambushed by la Bruja Escarlata, who reveals Pietro’s capture aboard an alien vessel in Transia. With Ojo de Halcón advocating for Viuda Negra’s inclusion and Goliat resisting due to his ties to Energón and el Espadachín, the team faces a force field blocking their path—until Wanda suggests a hidden cave from her childhood. Written by Roy Thomas and F. Sesén, with dynamic art by Don Heck, and featuring a striking cover by López Espí, this 1970 issue blends alien intrigue with team dynamics, setting up a suspenseful descent into the unknown.
In "Los Ultroides atacan," El Capi is ambushed by the Bruja Escarlata, who reveals Pietro is trapped aboard an alien ship in Transia. With Ojo de Halcón advocating for the Viuda Negra's inclusion in the team and Goliat resisting due to his recent ties with Energón and el Espadachín, the Avengers journey to Transia—only to be blocked by a force field shielding the ship. Wanda suggests a hidden cave she remembers from childhood as a way in, leading them into the alien vessel where they discover a seemingly mindless Burgomaestre and the eerie voice of Ixar echoing through the halls.
In "null," the Avengers find themselves trapped aboard a sentient spaceship controlled by the enigmatic Ixar, a computer that reveals itself as the very fabric of the vessel. When the impostor Ultrana exposes her true form as an android of Ixar, a horde of massive Ultroid drones descends—overwhelming the team until Goliat breaks free and helps the others flee. But as the Ultroid forces merge into a single colossal entity, Ixar’s final threat looms: the Burgomaestre’s life hangs in the balance.
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