Los Vengadores #9
"El Ex-Vengador" marks a pivotal moment in the Spanish-language Los Vengadores series, delivering a dramatic twist on loyalty and love in a time-traveling conflict. Written by Stan Lee and F. Sesén, with art by Don Heck and inks by Dick Ayers, the story sees Kang’s forces turn on him when they seek to eliminate Ravonna, only for the Vengadores to form a fragile alliance with the villain to save her—ending with a shocking injury that leaves her on the brink. The cover by López Espí captures the tension perfectly, making this 1970 25 ESP issue a standout in the series.
In "El Ex-Vengador," Steve Rogers—once a founding Avenger—finds himself isolated when Kang discovers he's no longer part of the team. The time-traveling tyrant swiftly overpowers the remaining Avengers, and even when the Captain returns to fight, he's overwhelmed. With the team broken and the future uncertain, the question isn't just who will survive, but what comes next.
In "null," Ravonna finds herself caught between Kang’s warring generals, who seek to eliminate her as the final act of conquest, and Kang himself, who refuses to let her go—his love for her the only thing keeping him from surrendering to despair. When the empire’s forces turn on their leader, the Avengers form a fragile alliance with Kang to stop the rebellion, trading their safe return to the 20th century for a chance to save Ravonna. But even as they succeed, the cost comes in blood, and the aftermath leaves her on the brink.
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