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Los Vengadores #18

Feb 1971 · Ediciones Vértice · 25 ESP
“El Dragón Dormido”

"El Dragón Dormido" marks a pivotal moment in the Spanish-language run of *Los Vengadores*, delivering a tense clash between Namor and the team as underwater tensions boil over. With art by Don Heck and inks by George Roussos, the issue unfolds as Namor attacks a testing submarine near Atlantis, leading to a direct confrontation with the Avengers—only to vanish into the deep, driven by a desperate race to claim the legendary Cube. The cover, a striking piece by López Espí, captures the moment of Namor’s descent, hinting at the mystery of his strange necklace and the ocean’s hidden power.

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writer Roy Thomas · writer F. Sesén · artist Don Heck · inker George Roussos · cover López Espí

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writer Roy Thomas
writer F. Sesén
artist Don Heck
cover pencils, inks López Espí

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Namor destroza un submarino que estaba haciendo pruebas cerca de Atlantis, y decide ir a la base militar a “exponer” sus quejas. Al mismo tiempo llegan Los Vengadores al lugar, y se enfrentan. Hércules comenta su búsqueda del poderoso Cubo, y Namor se lanza al mar con la esperanza de encontrarlo él primero. Y así lo hace, con su poder lanza monstruos marinos a sus oponentes mientras se enfrenta en combate singular contra Hércules. La Avispa deduce que el extraño collar que lleva Namor es el Cubo bajo otro aspecto, y así le dispara con su aguijón y éste se pierde en las profundidades del océano

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).