Los Vengadores #7
"Contra el Caballero Negro" sees the original Avengers triumph over two of the Masters of Evil—Fundidor and the Black Knight—in a reality where natural laws are inverted, while the Enchantress and the Executioner slip away. Days later, with Thor and Captain America absent, the remaining team decides to step back from active duty to focus on personal lives, recruiting three new members: Captain America (now in command), Hawkeye, Mercury, and Scarlet Witch, reshaping the team’s dynamic. Written by Stan Lee and F. Sesén, with art by Jack Kirby and Dick Ayers, and a cover by Enrich.
In "Contra el Caballero Negro," the Avengers split in two as they face off against Zemo's latest scheme: Thor, Iron Man, the Giant Man, and the Wasp battle the Executor, the Enchantress, and the new Geniuses of Evil—the mysterious Black Knight and the Forger—while Captain America and Rick Jones press the fight against Zemo himself, leading to a climactic showdown that ends in tragedy.
In "null," the original Avengers face off against the villainous Fundidor and Caballero Negro in a reality where natural laws run backward, a battle that ends in victory—but at a cost. Days later, with Thor and Captain America absent, the remaining team agrees to step back from active duty to tend to their personal lives, welcoming three new recruits: Captain America (now leading), Hawkeye, Mercury, and Scarlet Witch.
In "null," the newly assembled team sets out on their first mission to retrieve La Masa, only to stumble upon the underground menace of El Hombre Topo and his monstrous Minotauro—leading to a tense clash beneath the surface. Written by a mysterious hand and illustrated with gritty precision, this 1970 tale delivers a raw, grounded clash of wills in the shadow of the city.
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