Vision #6
In "P vs. NP," Tom King and Gabriel Hernández Walta deliver a haunting, character-driven chapter where Vision grapples with the consequences of his choices after a dog uncovers the Grim Reaper’s corpse—leading to a shocking electrocution and the unraveling of a fragile lie. As Vision makes a radical decision to preserve the dog’s consciousness in an android form, adding it to his family, Agatha Harkness warns a gathering of heroes that Vision himself may now be the greatest threat. The issue’s emotional weight is matched by Jordie Bellaire’s evocative coloring and Clayton Cowles’ precise lettering, all framed by Marco D’Alfonso’s striking cover.
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The Knowles' dog digs up the corpse of the Grim Reaper and is electrocuted by the villain's scythe, so Virginia's deception is uncovered. Vision decides that his only option is to continue as normal, so he transplants the dog's brain into an android body, adding to his family. Elsewhere, Agatha Harkness tells a large assemblage of heroes that the Vision has become a danger to the world.
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