Los Vengadores #20
"La Agonía" marks a pivotal moment in the Spanish-language Los Vengadores series, spotlighting a rare, unified gathering of Earth's mightiest heroes in Central Park. Written by Roy Thomas and F. Sesén, with dynamic art by Don Heck and inks by Vince Colletta, the issue captures the heroes' triumph and the quiet threat of the Super-Adaptoide—a deadly android forged by IMA, now poised to exploit their combined powers. The cover by López Espí perfectly frames the tension of the moment, as the team stands united under the shadow of an unseen enemy.
In "La Agonía," the Avengers are honored in Central Park following their victory over the Mandarin, drawing heroes like Thor, Iron Man, and Hercules into a moment of celebration. Amid the crowd, the Super-Adaptoide—once defeated by Captain America—awaits its chance to strike, now poised to absorb the powers of every hero present. With the team united and the stakes higher than ever, the android’s plan begins to unfold.
In "null," El Torbellino ambushes Hank Pym and Janet Van Dyne in their lab, shrinking them and trapping them in a red ant hive. With the Avengers' mansion in peril and a bomb set to detonate, Captain America and Mercury race to stop the chaos—only to see Torbellino vanish. As the team scrambles to contain the threat, Pietro begins to notice the growing prejudice against mutants, while Giant-Man prepares to merge his powers with his suit in a desperate bid to fight back.
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