avengers (fictional characters)

The conclusion to the four-part Infinity Gauntlet story where in reaction to the sudden disappearance of over three billion people from Earth, a group of super-beings, including Spider-Man, the Hulk, Wolverine, Doctor Doom, and Ms. Marvel, is sent to the center of the galaxy to investigate the source of the space-time wave that passed over the planet at the time of the disappearances.

Part two of four in which after the sudden disappearance of over three billion people from Earth, a group of super-beings, including Spider-Man, the Hulk, Wolverine, Doctor Doom, and Ms. Marvel, is sent to the center of the galaxy to investigate the source of the space-time wave that passed over the planet at the time of the disappearances.

Part one of four in which after the sudden disappearance of over three billion people from Earth, a group of super-beings, including Spider-Man, the Hulk, Wolverine, Doctor Doom, and Ms. Marvel, is sent to the center of the galaxy to investigate the source of the space-time wave that passed over the planet at the time of the disappearances.

Introduces the six superheroes that make up the Avengers.

The Avengers, including Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, and Hawkeye, battle such vile villains as Super Adaptoid, Ultimo, and the Winter Guard.

Offers insight into the backstories, powers, allegiances, and archenemies of the members of the Avengers.

Collects no. 13-15 of "Marvel Adventures the Avengers" and "Giant-Size Marvel Adventures the Avengers #1", featuring Captain America, the X-Men, Iron Man, The Hulk, Giant-Girl, and Spider-Man as they battle villains and save the world.

Vision is out for revenge against Kang, which could destroy the Firewall of Time, and the Avengers would be forced to stop the monsters the Firewall holds back. The Avengers must then do all they can to stop Vision's deadly quest or risk the destruction of the universe.

"Following Ultron's orders, the Vision faces off against the Avengers, but as time passes, he begins to question his creator's plans"--Publishers website.

"Riddled with guilt for rebuilding his creator, the Vision searches for Ultron on his own, which leaves the Avengers to wonder whose side he's really on"--Publishers website.