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Trick or Treat
Leonia, New Jersey, just fifteen minutes from the George Washington Bridge, is known as a haven for New York executives, doctors and professional people. It is not yet know as the home of the strangest couple in the world - an android and a mutant! Walking down a quaint street on this All Hallows Eve are Wanda Maximoff, otherwise known as the powerful mutant Avenger the Scarlet Witch, and her husband, another Avenger, the android Vision. ‘Mommy, I thought only kids wore costumes on Halloween - but that man’s face is red!’ exclaims a little boy wearing a Spider-Man costume as he points to the famous Avengers on the other side of the street.
For weeks, Leonia has buzzed with word of the newcomers, but no one has dared confront them…until now. ‘Trick or treat!’ exclaims a group of older children trick or treating, dressed as a ghost, a goblin and a jack o’ lantern respectfully. ‘Well, darling?’ the beautiful Scarlet Witch asks her husband as she motions to the youth’s loot bags. The Vision replies that it appears he has no choice but to treat these “apparitions”, but reaching into his pocket he remarks that it also appears that he has no treats, therefore, he states that his only offering shall have to be a trick, and rearranging his molecular density, he phases his hand through one of the youths’ bags.
‘Darling, for a synthezoid, you have a remarkable sense of humor’ Wanda remarks. ‘I believe someone once said that even an android can laugh, Wanda’. The couple take their leave from the youths, and Wanda asks the Vision who it was that said that. ‘I did, my wife, just now’ he replies. ‘It’s true! It was them!’ one of the youths whispers to his friends. ‘Two Avengers - the Vision and his wife the Scarlet Witch - have moved to Leonia!’ ‘Two ex-Avengers, you mean’ someone else points out. ‘Wow! They’re the first super heroes I’ve ever seen!’
Walking up the path of their home, Vision points out that they are home, and Wanda tells him that it is the first - and only home they have had which they can truly call their own. Raising her hand to the “For Sale” sign several feet away on the lawn, Wanda merely flicks her hand, and the sign floats over to the garbage cans on the sidewalk. ‘Look at what she did with just a gesture!’ one of the youths exclaims.
Taking off their coats as they walk down their hallway, the Vision points out that Avengers Mansion was not the worst of places to have lived, and Wanda agrees, but remarks that they are not Avengers anymore, that chapter in their lives is over, they are on their own now. She reminds him that they used their accrued Avengers salary to purchase this house, so they should now learn to live in it, as normal human beings. The Vision reminds Wanda that they are neither normal nor human, for she is a mutant and he is a synthezoid.
Wanda senses someone in their library and alerts her husband. They both stiffen, for danger has been a part of their lives for so man years - but there is no danger here, and opening the door to the library they are met by an old friend, Edwin Jarvis. The Avengers’ housekeeper and butler greets the android Vision and the mighty Scarlet Witch and informs them that he new they would be moving into their new home today, so he thought they might like a hand unpacking.
Although the old man is a link with a past from which they have made a break, the couple bears no animosity towards him, and Jarvis is made welcome. Handing Wanda a book, Jarvis informs her that Captain America asked him to give it to her and explains that Captain America procured it on a visit to England and thought she might like it, before asking them if they are hungry, he has taken the liberty of preparing a light repast. Wanda tells Jarvis that he makes them long for their old friends so much.
But not enough to go back, for too many years the Scarlet Witch and the Vision knew no other life outside the Avengers, serving alongside the likes of Captain America, Iron Man and Thor. It was there that they met, fell in love, and eventually married. Now, they just wish to be alone for awhile. Standing by a lit fireplace in their library, Wanda is reading her new book, and the Vision asks her what manner of book it is that Captain America gifted to her, for the script is so strange. Wanda explains that it is a spell book, very ancient and written in Druidic Runes.
The Vision asks Wanda if she can read the runes, to which Wanda replies that if she is given time she might be able to, but that she can think of other things she would rather do on their first night in their new home. ‘Come to me, my love!’ she exclaims, putting the book down on a table, before the young couple embrace, and passionately kiss in the fire-light of their library. But as they make out, neither android nor witch notice that touched by the heat of the fireplace, the pages of the mysterious book seem to turn by themselves.
Later, the Vision tells Wanda that they are forgetting Jarvis’ presence, and of the unpacking that still needs to be done. Wanda points out that Jarvis also said something about supper, before sighing and supposing that they can postpone their love-making until later tonight. Vision floats out of his civilian clothing, revealing his standard yellow and green costume underneath as he floats up through the ceiling, informing Wanda that he will get the upstairs in order. Wanda replies that she will tend to the library, before asking her husband to take his street clothes with him. But the android has already become intangible and passed through the ceiling to the second floor of their home.
Suddenly, Wanda is left with memories which belong exclusively to her - beginning with her days as the distaff member of the original Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, then of being asked to join the Avengers along with her brother, Quicksilver, and of learning how to control her own mutant power under the tutelage of the powerful witch Agatha Harkness. Wanda’s memories end as her eyes glance down on the mysterious book, and she think it strange, as she closed the book when she put it down, though she admits to herself that she was distracted by the Vision, and distracted again, Wanda looks out the window, and at the same time, as if signaled by the moonlight slanted through the library windows, the Druid tome begins to shimmer and glow….
Upstairs, the Vision stands alone in the darkening hall and ponders his own past. He is not a human being, but an extremely life-like synthezoid, molded at the hands of the adamantium monstrosity Ultron. Upon the blank-slate of his brain were imprinted the mind patterns of Simon Williams a.k.a. Wonder Man - mind patterns he shares with resurrected Wonder Man. The Visions’ body once belonged long ago to the original Human Torch, one of the Invaders, but from these disparate beginnings, the Vision has fused an identity, formed a life and found love in the arms of the mutant Scarlet Witch.
Outside, the youths are still hanging around outside the ex-Avengers’ home. ‘Super heroes in the neighborhood! I still can’t get over it!’ ‘I wish we could get another look at them!’ exclaims the ghost. The goblin suggests that they should, after all, it is Halloween!
Indeed, it is All Hallows Eve, and as Wanda busies herself in the library, she does not see the Druid Tome get blown to the floor when the window blows open. As Wanda closes the window, she also does not see that which rises from the Tome’s pages, leaps from the library, and begins to circle her grand home - seeking as servants those in tune with the current events of the evening…unfortunately for the three trick-or-treating youths, it happens to find them. It makes the youths its own, possessing them as the walk up the porch to the home of Wanda and Vision.
Wanda wonders if it was the wind that blew the window open or something else, for she has a strange feeling that something is wrong - something she cannot quite put her finger on. She has a fear of soul-numbing, over-whelming dread, but recalls that her mystical sensitivity is always acute on Halloween. Suddenly, the doorbell rings, and while it may only be the ringing of a doorbell, for the mighty Scarlet Witch, it augurs terror.
The Vision walks down the stairs to the doorway and sees Jarvis at the door, so asks him if he has got the door already. The old man replies that he was just about to, and opening it he informs the Vision that there are three teenagers in costumes, before noticing their eyes, when he is suddenly tossed back into the house, past the startled Vision. Suddenly, the three possessed youths barge into the house. ’Trick or treat, inhuman scum!’ the Goblin shouts. ’Prepare to perish on this night of power!’ exclaims the Jack O’ Lantern’ while the Ghost tells the Vision to surrender his bride to them.
The Vision is confused, as were these not the children with whom he conversed earlier this evening? ’We are no longer children, but servants of “He Who Would Live”!’ exclaims the Jack O’ Lantern as beans of mystic might spill forth from his eyes, striking the Vision as the former Avengers alters his atoms, becoming as dense as a diamond. The Vision tells the intruders that they cannot hurt him, and adds that he will not harm them either, before declaring that he must know from whence their power comes now it is that they are no longer human - not to mention why they utter threats against his beloved wife.
While Jarvis watches on in shock, the Ghost informs the Vision that the power of “He Who Would Live” has touched the three of them with the spirit of All Hallows Eve. Lunging at the Vision, the Ghost declares that they must do the bidding of “He Who Would Live” - and he bids them to force the Scarlet Witch to use her power to set him free. ‘You, Vision, are merely in the way!’ With that, the Ghost plunges his hand into the Vision’s body. And although, time and time again, the Vision has altered his atomic density to the point of intangibility, in that state, he has passed his atoms through the atoms of others, immobilizing them in an instant of agony, a moment of pain - but now the tables are turned, and the Vision screams.
In the library, Wanda hears her husband scream, but before she can go to aid him, a frightening figure materializes from the Druid Tome. Wanda does not know who this being is, and with a scythe in his hand, the horned creature asks Wanda if she really doesn’t know who he is, before using his scythe to slice through the veils of time and space, letting reality rupture so that the Scarlet Witch may know him as mankind has known him down through the eons. Suddenly, Wanda is caught in a mystical flux field and she feels herself falling backwards through time…
Wanda and the strange being arrive in prehistoric time, where thunder crashes and lightening flashes, mankind seeks to placate his fears by giving them front. ‘I was born here, in mankind’s terror!’ the being claims.
There is another slash of the scythe and Wanda finds herself in Ancient Egypt - the land of the Pharaohs. Motioning to the ritual taking place before them, the strange being tells Wanda that here mankind dispatched their dead with rich offerings of food and sustenance - ‘For the first time in history, I feasted well!’
The scythe slices the stars and the Scarlet Witch and her mysterious guide through the ages find themselves in Roman Britain, where legionnaires are currently slaying Druid priests. ‘They worshipped me, begged me for salvation! I rewarded them with death!’
Again, time changes, and the odd duo appear at the Notre Dame Cathedral in the Middle Ages. ‘All Hallows Eve, when men in their madness, embrace the dark forces of night!’ exclaims the enigmatic being.
Back in her library, Wanda bears witness to the being as he declares ‘I was there! I am madness, witch! I am the fear and the irrational! I am Samhain, eternal embodiment of All Hallows Eve!’ Wanda gets to her feet and remarks that Samhain was a Druid deity, Agatha Harkness taught her that, before adding that the 20th Century has no use for so ancient an evil. Samhain tells Wanda that it does, and that someone with a soul as black as night sought the Druid Tome, and freed it from its stony prison within the walls of Graymoor Castle.
Samhain explains that his spirit was trapped in the Tome, and the Tome was brought here, where he sensed Wanda’s power and knew that magic lived in this age as well. As power begins to ebb around him, Samhain declares that he knows not why Wanda failed to open the Tome, to recite the Druid runes and summon him forth, but he knew that if he waited patiently, All Hallows Eve would see him strong enough to set himself free. ‘Aye! Magic lives in this age - and were magic lives, there lives Samhain!’ he exclaims.
Samhain laughs and creates a maelstrom of ebon energy that sweeps the confines of the library. Wanda is suddenly battered by locusts and lizards, she summons her hex-power and fights back as best she is able. Wanda begins to wonder why the Vision has not rushed to her aid, before she suddenly remembers that he himself had not long ago let out a scream.
Back downstairs, Jarvis comes too and remarks that her has never heard any sound so horrible. Looking up, Jarvis sees that the Vision is caught between two perils. Indeed, for though the Vision is intangible, the Ghost is still able to disrupt him, while the Jack O’ Lantern and the Goblin wait to batter him should be become solid again. Jack O’ Lantern calls to the Ghost and asks him if he heard the summons, to which the Ghost replies that he did, and “He Who Would Live” bids him to come.
The Ghost begins to fly off, while the Vision warns Jarvis that Wanda is within the library. Jarvis replies that he will not allow the apparition to pass. Firing beams from his eyes, Vision tells Jarvis that he will not be able to stop the Ghost, but he will try to once he is free of his companions. As the beams from the Vision do their job, the pumpkin shell head of the Jack O’ Lantern shatters, and the teenage boy inside is released from the servitude of the sorcerer.
The Vision curses however it is who has forced him to choose between hurting the child and saving his wife, but knows that as the choice is made, his path is clear, and tells the Goblin to step aside lest he suffers a similar fate. The Goblin replies by telling the Vision that to obey him would be to disobey “He Who Would Live”, and he cannot do that. The Vision advances on the Goblin, while the Ghost advances upon a defiant Jarvis, who is holding up a silver serving tray, and telling the apparition that he will not pass by.
Jarvis attempts to use the try as a shield, but it is not enough, and the Ghost calls Jarvis a fool as he passes through him. The Goblin informs the Vision that his wife if defiling “He Who Would Live”, so the Ghost is going to change her defiance into submission. Jarvis realizes that Wanda is in danger and knows that the Vision is the only person that can save her, yet he must first get past the Goblin. ‘I’m no Captain America’ Jarvis thinks to himself, ‘But perhaps a small distraction can be of some service!’ Slung like a certain star-spangled shield, Jarvis’ serving tray succeeds in driving the Goblin forward, into the intangible arm of the Vision.
The Goblin has returned to his true form now, and Vision thanks Jarvis for his assistance, but Jarvis just tells him to go and save the Scarlet Witch. ‘YES!’ exclaims the Vision and using his eye-beams, he bursts through the wall, where Wanda is still in the library, waging a desperate battle against Samhain, so she is unaware of the danger in the form of the Ghost approaching her from behind. The Vision calls to his wife who looks at him with relief, but she also sees the Ghost, and asks what it is.
The Vision shoves his intangible hand into the Ghost, informing Wanda that it was once a child, yet now it causes greater pain than any he has ever known. ‘Though I would bear it again to keep you from harm!’ he adds as he and the Ghost struggle upwards to the ceiling, and this time, they both scream as they are locked in the intangible embrace, passing through the upper floors of the old house and out into the night. Outside, in the glow of the moon, their screams seem like a dagger aimed at the heart of the stars.
Back in the library, the Scarlet Witch realizes that she must face Samhain on her own, for the Vision may or may not be able to return to help her. The mighty Scarlet Witch does not hesitate, and casts her powers at the ancient one, who slashes his scythe at her, telling her not to fight him, but join him! Wanda is not impressed that Samhain shrugged her hex aside with a simple sweep of his scythe and knows she has to think this through, not waste her energy on futile attacks. Wanda knows that her hex power stems from her mutant physiology, that it disrupts the probability field around her, creating poltergeist effects.
However, on the other hand, the true magic she was taught affects organic matter. She wonders which would avail here, but decides that her only hope is to combine the two and see what happens! So she does, and as if sensing danger, Samhain strikes with his scythe, but too late, for the Scarlet Witch’s spell - chosen from thousands taught to her by Agatha Harkness - asserts mystic mastery over the leather binding and paper pages of the Druid Tome, even as her mutant hex power sweeps the old book into the flames of the library fire.
‘Accursed witch! What have you done!’ shouts Samhain as he is sucked into the fire, which for a moment, seems to burn brighter than the sun - only to go instantaneously cold. Addressing the pile of ashes that remain in front of her, Wanda realizes that Samhain never moved from the Druid Tome, for some magic greater than his own bound him to it, so he needed her magic to escape it. ‘Well, you’re free now!’ she exclaims.
Back outside, the Vision and the Ghost continue to scream in each other’s intangible embrace, until with the passing of Samhain’s spirit from this plane, their struggle and their screaming stops. Vision holds in his arms the Ghost who has returned to her true form of a child and knows that whatever enchantment made her otherwise has now passed. The Vision phases himself and the girl back into his home where Jarvis is tending to the other youths. Vision asks if they have recovered, to which Jarvis replies that they have and yet they remember nothing. The Vision asks after Wanda, to which Jarvis replies he does not know.
The Vision soars towards the library, and while those who do not know him imagine the Vision as incapable of feeling, devoid of emotion, they cannot imagine him able to love. But kneeling down beside Wanda as she sits beside the fire place, the people who do not know him have never seen him race to Wanda’s side after a battle, never seen him kneel tenderly alongside her. Looking up at her husband, the Scarlet Witch’s eyes flash in the same way Samhain’s did, and those who do not know the Vision do not hear the catch in his throat as he gazes into his wife’s eyes and sees what the battle has done to her.
And, they have never witnessed the outpouring of emotion as the two lovers embrace amidst the ruins. Those who have seen such things speak the truth when they say: “Even a synthezoid can cry!”.
Later, Wanda and the Vision join Jarvis downstairs, and Wanda asks of the children. Jarvis informs her that they have gone home, all none the wiser and none the worse for wear. ‘All they know is the thrill of being invited into the home of two ex-Avengers’. The Vision points out that they should hope that what these children have forgotten does not return to haunt their dreams.
Suddenly, the “ding-dong” of the doorbell sounds. ‘Merciful Heaven! Not again!’ Jarvis exclaims. Before he can get to the door, Wanda strides forwards gracefully, telling the men to stay behind her, as she will get it this time, with all her magic ready. Hex powers ready, there turns out to be no need for the Scarlet Witch to summon forth her mystical might, for this All Hallows Eve visitor is known to her.
‘Robert Frank!’ Wanda exclaims in awe. The elderly man stands before Wanda and tells her that the look in her eyes is as if she was ready to kill whoever happened to step through her door. The man once known as the hero Whizzer holds out his arms, and asks Wanda if that is any way to great…her father!


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Faith of our Fathers
The Avenger known as the Vision kneels on the ground. He is a being supposedly devoid of emotion, but that is wrong, for right now, he is a man in agony. Something is wrong with his arm, it appears burnt as he kneels in a place known as The Nursery. It is a very special day-care center for a very special “child”. Only an hour ago, it had been a battle ground. Now though, there is only casualties. Several feet away from the Vision lies his wife, the beautiful Wanda Maximoff, better known as the Scarlet Witch - she is either unconscious or dead. Robert Frank, the elderly hero once known as the Whizzer has not moved since suffering a massive heart attack. And at the other end of the room, a mad man siphons power beyond measure - from Nuklo, Robert Frank’s radioactive son. All the Vision can do is stare at the melted stump that was his arm, and remember how this all began….
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….Earlier that day, in Leonia, New Jersey, where the mighty Scarlet Witch and the android Vision have come to live after their “retirement” from the Avengers. Wanda is talking, via a computer monitor, to her brother, Pietro a.k.a. Quicksilver, and his wife, Crystal who holds their daughter, Luna, and Wanda informs them that they have only been here a day, but it has been a rather eventful day. In the next room,  the Vision marvels at his wife’s knack for the understatements, and recalls that scarcely had they moved in when they were attacked by an ancient Druid deity and a trio of trick-or-treaters, and scarcely had they recovered from that attack, when Robert Frank arrived with a whole new set of problems.
Via the computer screen, Quicksilver asks Wanda to tell him slowly, as she knows there is a transmission delay between Earth and the Blue Area of the Moon. Wanda informs Pietro that she called him because Robert Frank has come to ask for their help in regaining custody of his son. Quicksilver points out that Robert’s son is Nuklo - the nuclear man - a radioactive mutant - and asks why he would want their help. ‘Who else could he turn to in his time of trouble, Pietro - than to us, his son and daughter!?’ Wanda exclaims.
Quicksilver asks Wanda if she has not told Robert Frank that he is not their father, as they all wrongly believed, before they learned the truth in the far away land of Wundagore. Wanda quietly tells Pietro that she didn’t have the heart to, for Robert is an old man and is ill. She reminds Quicksilver that Frank’s wife, Miss America, is long dead, and his one true child is a monster. Wanda points out that without Robert’s mistaken belief that they are his children, then he would have nothing left. ‘I thought we could let him keep his illusions’.
Quicksilver informs his sister that he believes Frank should be told the truth, but that he will defer to her judgment, and asks her how he can help. With the Vision now at her side, Wanda points out that here on Earth, Nuklo will always be a menace, and though physically he is an adult he possesses a child’s mind and cannot keep his radiation in check. Quicksilver asks Wanda if the plan is to help the Whizzer win custody of his mutated son, then have both of them resettled in Attilan, where a cure for the child’s deadly powers could be sought by the great Inhuman scientists.
The comely Crystal reminds her husband that the Inhuman scientists know so much more about genetic mutations than human scientists. Wanda adds that with a guarantee of relocation off Earth, then she is sure Earth’s courts would let Robert take custody of his son. Pietro tells Wanda that he will take it up with Black Bolt, as he thinks he will agree, and Crystal exclaims ‘Peace, Wanda,’ before the transmission ends and the communicator withdraws back into the library shelves.
The Vision tells Wanda that he must talk with her, to which Wanda tells him that if it is about Robert, then she has made up her mind. ‘Despite your brother’s reminder that Frank is not your father?’ the Vision asks as he and Wanda embrace. Wanda declares that she understands that, but that Robert is a fellow human being, who for a time might have been the father she and Pietro never knew. Wanda points out that she and Pietro were happy to believe he was their father, until they discovered the truth, and their true father’s identity still reminds hidden to them.
Wanda remarks that the truth has made she and Pietro orphans again and tells her husband that if only for the momentary joy that it gave them to think that the Whizzer was their father, then she owes him the help he asks for now. The Vision remarks that the assumption of a responsibility for the welfare of another is a typically human reaction, one quite characteristic lf the woman he chose to marry. ‘I am a synthozoid, and yet I understand’. Wanda tells the Vision that she knows he does, which is why she loves him. They kiss, before making their way into the kitchen, ‘Let us go speak to…my father’.
Dressed smartly in a blue suit, the Golden Age hero known as the Whizzer gets to his feet as Wanda and the Vision enter the room, and he asks Wanda if she has spoken to her brother and what he has to say. Wanda informs her “father” that Pietro has agreed to help and will consult with the Inhumans about accepting responsibility for their brother, Nuklo, provided that the authorities here on Earth will turn custody of Nuklo over to them with a full diagnoses of his current condition and potential danger. ‘Of course they will, Wanda! Of course they will!’ the old man exclaims.
Robert declares that there isn’t a court in the land that would deny him his son - not with two Avengers vouching for him. ‘Two ex-Avengers, father’ Wanda corrects him, before he hugs her and exclaims that he knows he has been derelict in his duties as a father, but that he swears to make it up to all his children. Wanda says nothing, but the Vision phones General Hospital and announces that he would like to make an inquiry about a patient codenamed Nuklo…
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…Now, the Vision struggles to rise, as blades of pain stab through his destroyed arm. Nearby, Robert Frank still lies, unmoving, his eyes staring. It occurs to the Vision for the first time, that Robert Frank’s eyes may be sightless in death, and he curses the old man, while praying that Frank’s feeble folly has not also claimed the life of his beloved Wanda…
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…Earlier again, ‘Two Avengers in my cab! Wow!’ exclaims a taxi driver, before adding ‘And a veteran of the All-Winners Squad too?’ ‘You remember?’ asks Robert. ‘I’d never get so old that I’d forget you, Mr. Whizzer!’ the taxi driver exclaims as the trio of heroes leave his cab, arriving at the hospital.
Supported by the Scarlet Witch and the Vision and sure of the righteousness of his case, Robert bursts into the hospital. A doctor approaches Frank and introduces herself as Linda Nyams, and adds that she has been expecting him. Robert holds up a piece of paper and exclaims that he is here with a court order. ‘I want my boy!’ he exclaims. Wanda and the Vision follow Robert and Linda as Linda informs Robert that they began processing Nuklo’s release as soon as they heard that the family court had ruled in his favor. ‘We opposed the ruling, of course’ Nyams informs everyone.
The Vision asks the doctor why, to which she explains that here at General, Nuklo has received the best care modern radiology and psychology has to offer. She isn’t sure what to call the green-skinned Avenger, to which Wanda informs her that her husband is just called “the Vision”. The quartet enter the bio-radiology section of the hospital and Nyams returns to her reason why they opposed the ruling, explaining that they have spared no expense on Nuklo’s care and education, and he has made great progress. ‘I daresay there are even some of us who have come to love the boy’ she adds.
‘Yeah, I’ll bet you just love prodding and probing him’ Robert remarks, before declaring that he will not let his son be a guinea pig for some mad-scientist research types. ‘I’m taking my boy home!’ he declares as they walk past some scans on a screen and into the “nursery“. ‘Home, Mr. Frank?’ Dr. Nyams asks, pointing out that apart from that high-energy project Nuklo was in, the Nursery is the only home he has ever truly known. My name is Nuklo. Today I am 32 years old, is written on a black board. Various scientists and doctors stand around the area where Nuklo is playing inside his plexilead bubble - where he has spent every single day. These people that watch him, his surrogate parents, are prominent radiologists, and he is a “child” who possesses the potential to blow the Earth to oblivion.
‘Here is the child you have just won custody over…may the Lord help you!’ exclaims Linda as she motions to Nuklo. Robert goes over to the bubble and calls to his son, he asks him if he can recognize him. ‘I’m your father!’ ‘Fa-father?’ asks the puzzled Nuklo. Suddenly, from up on a platform, a man calls down to Dr. Nyams and asks her what the meaning of this is and who the intruders are. Nyams addresses the man as Dr. Bishoff and informs him that they are here to take custody of Nuklo, pursuant to the court order of which she told him about. ‘Oh. That’ the doctor mutters before telling Nyams that he wants to see Frank alone, so the others will need to wait.
Bishoff walks down from the platform. Like all the other scientists, he wears a radiation suit, although unlike the others, he seems very much at ease in his. Linda Nyams introduces everyone to Dr. Bishoff, the head of this nursery. Wanda tells her “father” to go, and that she and the Vision will stay with Nuklo. Nervously, Robert replies that he will go, for after all, they cannot dissuade him now…
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…Now: The Vision wishes the scientists had dissuaded the old hero, and suddenly, surprise and anger seize the Vision as he sees that Robert Frank still lives. ‘My son! My daughter! What harm have I wrought?!’ he exclaims, tears falling from his eyes. ‘You old fool! Wanda is not you…’ begins the Vision, but he cannot bring himself to utter the words Wanda would not have uttered. The Whizzer looks over at Wanda, sprawled on the floor. ‘Dead? She’s not dead?!’ he asks. ‘No. She is not your daughter’ the Vision informs him - but too quietly so the old man cannot hear it…
(flashback)
 Linda Nyams asks Wanda and the Vision if they have any conception of what they are doing by helping Robert Frank remove his son from the nursery. She explains to them that the bubble they saw Nuklo in, the “play pen” is the only thing that renders him harmless, for is siphons off his incredibly deadly radioactive emissions. Linda reveals that the bubble has enabled Dr. Bishoff, one of the country’s foremost educators of the mentally disabled to break though Nuklo’s autism, and the child is finally beginning to relate to his environment.
Wanda points out that the child is 32 years old, to which Nyams replies that most of those years his environment was a sealed time capsule. ‘Wherein he lay ignored by a world which, unable to cure what it had created, tried to forget him!’ Wanda exclaims. Linda addresses Wanda as “Ms. Frank” and declares that she knows Nuklo’s history, before informing her that they are taking Nuklo away just when Dr. Bishoff is on the verge of finding a cure…
 ‘A cure? What kind of cure?’ Robert asks as he and Bishoff shake hands. Bishoff replies that it is a way to neutralize Nuklo’s deadly radiation. Bishoff asks Robert to sit down, so he does so, and stares down at his son, remarking that he was told Nuklo would never be cured. ‘They said they didn’t know how!’ he exclaims. ‘”They” were not Dr. I. S. Bishoff!’ Bishoff boasts, before revealing to Robert that he has done far more than merely bring his son out of his autistic withdrawal - he has actively sought a cure that would enable him to escape institutionalization and let him take his place in the world. ‘Yes! That’s what I want for Nuklo! A normal life!’ Robert exclaims.
As Bishoff begins plugging his radiation suit into something, he tells Robert to trust him when he says that Nuklo will have a normal life. ‘How?’ Robert asks, to which Bishoff reveals that he has been slowing siphoning off Nuklo’s deadly energies and that already the emissions have been halved. Robert asks Bishoff where he has dispersed all that energy to, and as Bishoff puts on some mask, he tells Robert that he is very glad he asked that question.
‘A normal life for Nuklo…? It doesn’t seem possible!’ exclaims Robert, for it seems too much like a dream. He remarks that he has seen all his dreams become nightmares since the day the Whizzer and Miss America quit the All-Winners Squad - and Madeline Joyce became Mrs. Robert Frank! ‘You loved your wife?’ Bishoff asks as he stands behind Robert, completely covered in a radiation suit which is hooked up to some device. Robert doesn’t turn to look at Bishoff, he just replies ‘Dearly! I wanted to settle down, start a family - but instead we both took jobs as super powered bodyguards at a certain nuclear project!’
Robert informs Bishoff that one night in 1949 the reactor had a meltdown, and although they survived by some miracle, the trouble is, Madeline was pregnant at the time - and the child, Nuklo, was born horribly genetically mutated. He recalls that they told Madeline that the child died, ‘But in reality, I agreed to have my own son sealed in a time capsule!’ Bishoff begins to glow now as he creeps up behind Robert, who still looks out the window, replies that there is Wanda and Pietro, but that their deaths caused Madeline’s death, and in his grief, he left them with their non-human mid-wife in Wundagore.
Robert covers his face with his hands as he exclaims that he abandoned all his children and now he wants to make amends. Bishoff continues to creep up behind Robert, his radiation suit glowing brightly and exclaims that it is touching, tragic story, before asking Robert if he ever wondered if perhaps the nuclear accident that caused all of his misfortune was not an accident at all. ‘Of course it was an accident! What else could it have been?’ Robert asks.
‘Oh, a plot perhaps - a sinister scheme to slay you and your bride! The twisted desire of a madman seeking revenge on two members of the disbanded All-Winners Squad!’ ‘Who? What old foe? I can’t think…’ Robert begins, before suddenly, he sees and hears Nuklo wailing, and asks what is going on. ‘FATHER!’ screams Nuklo from his playpen.
Dr. Nyams exclaims that she has never heard Nuklo scream like that, to which the Vision replies that he has - when Nuklo was under attack. ‘Or in pain’ adds Wanda, and the two heroes, followed by Linda, make their way back, into the nursery. But when they arrive, the plexilead bubble has been shattered. Tutors lay like twisted rag dolls, their radiation suits all burned away. ‘Robert Frank?!’ calls Wanda, when suddenly, Bishoff appears above them, and Robert lies at his feet, his suit destroyed, revealing his yellow Whizzer costume underneath. Bishoff calls himself “Isbisa” and reveals that he is an enemy who has waited over thirty years for revenge. ‘Isbisa who has slain the Whizzer with power stolen from his son!’ the madman shouts.
Wanda leaps into action, using her hex spheres to affect probability fields, she severs the cables which are siphoning Nuklo’s power and strengthening Isbisa. Isbisa exclaims that he craved more power, but boasts that even now he has enough to finish off the Scarlet Witch. Suddenly, the Vision passes through his wife, only to solidify in front of her to block the powerful blast from Isbisa. Whizzer calls down to his “daughter”, telling her that Isbisa is too strong, she needs to get out and save her brother.
While Wanda tends to the Whizzer, the Vision flies towards Isbisa and angrily shouts ‘Foolish old man! Wanda is not your daughter! You have endangered her needlessly!’ the Vision doesn’t think that Robert Frank heard, and tells himself not to betray Wanda’s trust again. But although he is old, Robert is far from deaf, and asks Wanda what her husband meant. Hesitantly, Wanda informs the Whizzer that she is not his daughter, and nor is Pietro his son. She reveals to him that his true children were stillborn and lie buried in Wundagore.
Wanda informs Robert that the midwife who delivered the children tried to offer Robert two orphans who were in her care - she and Pietro, before reminding him that he fled that night, so never learned the truth. ‘I had hoped you never would’ she adds. Shocked, the Whizzer asks Wanda if he is not her father, then why did she agree to help him. ‘Our true father abandoned Pietro and I. We had no one. You had no one’.
The Scarlet Witch casts a hex bolt up at Isbisa and informs the Whizzer that as an Avenger, she learned that all humanity is an extended family - that ones responsibility transcends mere flesh and blood relationships. ‘That is why I helped you, Robert Frank’. Wanda leaves him to go and help her husband, and her spells mixed with the Vision’s solar eye beams create a dazzling show as they lash out at Isbisa.
Forgotten as the battle rages on, the elderly Whizzer slowly drags himself towards his only true child. ‘Nuklo!’ he calls. ‘Nuklo! Son! It’s your father!’ Nuklo looks at the old man, confused. ‘Father?’ he asks. The Whizzer tells Nuklo that despite all he has done, he loves him. ‘Love?’ asks Nuklo. Motioning to the Avengers as they battle Isbisa, Robert tells his son that the Scarlet Witch and the Vision love him too - that is why they are fighting for him. Tears in his eyes, the Whizzer tells his son that they are willing to lay down their lives for him, not because of some blood tie, but because it is their duty.
Suddenly, there is a mighty scream from the Vision. ‘Duty?’ asks Nuklo. Wanda races over to her husband who has fallen to the ground and sees that his arm has been badly burnt. Wanda understands that Isbisa did this to her husband when he tried to reach inside him, and tells him that she will make him pay. ‘Will you, Witch? Will you?!’ Isbisa exclaims, sending down a mighty blast of power, which knocks Wanda to the ground. Robert Frank gets to his feet and calls out to the Scarlet Witch. In his prime, Robert Frank was a super hero. A transfusion of mongoose blood was the catalyst that transformed the Whizzer into the fastest man on Earth. Of course, that was in the 1940’s. Lately, his doctors had warned him never to run again, let alone fight. But as the aged Whizzer rushes towards Isbisa, only to be shunted backwards, landing some feet away from Nuklo. ‘Father?’ Nuklo asks, before turning to the platform where Isbisa is standing, and beginning to attack it…
(the present)
Vision watches Nuklo and Isbisa fight. The pain in his arm is overwhelming, though he is a synthozoid, a creature of synthetic organs and parts, even he could not withstand the searing atomic fire that now rages at the core of Isbisa’s being. Looking at his left hand, the Vision knows that it is functionally useless, but the pain immobilizes him - and immobile, he cannot save Wanda. He thinks to himself that he must cut it off, after all, it is a logical decision made by a being has been called logic incarnate, a thinking machine. But the Vision is no emotionless machine who trains his solar energy beam upon the stump that was his arm…or screams in soul-rending agony as he cauterizes his own wound.
Moments later, the screaming stops, and it is done. The Vision places his remaining hand on his wife, who stirs. At first she does not notice - but then the Vision’s cape falls aside. ‘Oh, Vision!’ she exclaims, embracing her husband. The Vision tells Wanda that the pain has eased, before motioning to the still-raging battle. ‘But it shall not for long!’ Wanda declares, before hurling a hex bolt right at Isbisa, bursting open his suit.
Radiation begins to pour out from Isbisa, and it returns to where it came from - Nuklo. Isbisa is horrified, and exclaims that soon they will be equals in power, and admits that he dare not face Nuklo’s wraith, nor that of the two Avengers whom he has harmed. ‘You have no choice in the matter, old man!’ the Vision exclaims. ‘No choice at all!’ Suddenly, the nursery is illuminated in an incredible release of energy as Isbisa expends it all in a desperate attempt to save himself.
Isbisa fails - but the attempt has an unexpected side-effect, for it totally siphons both Isbisa’s and Nuklo’s atomic power, leaving them…human! Wanda sits by the Whizzer and exclaims that Nuklo is cured, that the man whose villainy caused Robert Frank to father a monster has made good his promise in defeat.
Soon, Bishoff is led away by the authorities, while Wanda, the Vision and Nuklo watch the Whizzer being carried away. ‘If only Robert Frank had lived to see it!’ Wanda exclaims. ‘Father?’ asks Nuklo. Solemnly, Wanda explains to Nuklo that Robert Frank was is father, and although he denied his responsibility for years, he learned it in the end. ‘In time to pass that lesson of love on to his only begotten son!’


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Blood Brothers
Simon Williams, otherwise known as Wonder Man, sits with his head in his hands aboard a train traveling from Manhattan to New Jersey. He is in a hurry to get where he is going - but the paths these trains take are uncertain even on the best of days - and this is not the best of days. ‘Oh, for crying out loud!’ the handsome actor exclaims as the lights go off in the train. A man sitting beside him lights a cigarette and remarks that they have stalled in the tunnel, and that there is no use complaining, for it happens everyday. A train conductor enters the carriage and apologizes for the delay, before asking if everything is all right.
Simon stands up and explains that he has a friend in hospital, so he cannot sit here all day. The conductor tells him that there is nothing he can do until they get the train started. Simon forces the train doors open and remarks ‘There’s nothing you can do, conductor, but then you’re not me!’ The conductor and the smoking man are in shock at how Simon forced the doors open - not to mention how he just jumps out onto the tracks! Simon proves why he is called Wonder Man as he grabs onto a cable at the front of the train and begins pulling it along behind him. The train will arrive at its destination on time!
Soon, a taxi pulls up outside the General Hospital in New Jersey and the taxi driver informs Simon that there has been some trouble here lately. ‘So I’ve heard’ replies Simon as he pays his fare, and after a brief security check, he passes through to a cordoned-off wing of the hospital where he finds familiar faces waiting to greet him - the Avengers!
Entering the room, Captain America greets Wonder Man, while Iron Man thanks him for coming. Thor remarks that they have awaited for his arrival most eagerly. Wonder Man informs everyone that he came as soon as he received the Avengers emergency call, before asking ‘Where is he? How is he?’ Janet Van Dyne a.k.a. the Wasp motions to a window which shows into another room and tells Simon to take a look for himself. Wonder Man does so, and he sees his friend lying senseless on an operating table. ‘Vision!’ Simon exclaims in shock, before asking what happened to the Vision’s arm.
(Shown with flashback images)
Wanda Maximoff a.k.a. the mighty Scarlet Witch stands up from her seat and Wonder Man puts a comforting hand on her shoulder, as she, the Vision’s wife, begins to tell the tale. Wanda explains that they were helping Robert Frank a.k.a. the Whizzer to reclaim custody of his son, Nuklo the Nuclear Man, but the fiend who was responsible for Nuklo’s having been born a malformed mutant years ago was in charge of Nuklo’s “therapy” - his name was Isbisa, and he was using his cover as a psychologist to steal Nuklo’s nuclear power, and with it, he slew the Whizzer.
Wanda continues, revealing that she and the Vision fought Isbisa in an effort to disrupt the villain, and her husband thrust an intangible arm into Isbisa. But it was like an atomic core at Isbisa’s heart, and the Vision’s synthetic arm melted. ‘His pain must have been unbearable!’ Wanda exclaims, before explaining that the battle still raged, so the Vision cauterized his wound by amputating his arm with his own solar eyebeams, then, together, he and Nuklo defeated Isbisa.
(Present / Reality)
Captain America concludes Wanda’s story by informing Simon that the Vision collapsed as soon as the fight was won, and Thor remarks that it appeared to be a state of shock. A doctor enters the waiting area and agrees with Thor’s diagnosis, before Wanda asks him how her husband is. ‘As I was saying, Ms - err - Scarlet Witch, the Vision is suffering from shock associated with trauma steaming from the loss of his arm’. The doctor adds that, in addition, a strange energy depletion - similar to what a normal human would suffer after losing massive amounts of blood - has induced a coma.
Thor quietly tells Captain America and Iron Man that, in his mortal identity as Dr. Donald Blake, the same would have been his evaluation. Iron Man remarks that it is so hard to say, what with the Vision not being human, but a synthezoid. Captain America points out that Hank Pym understood the Vision’s physiology better than any of them, when suddenly, Wanda tells them to stop standing around discussing her husband as if he were some kind of scientific curiosity!
‘He’s not! He’s a man - as much a man as any of you - and he may be dying!’ Wanda exclaims. Captain America apologizes, and Jennifer Walter’s a.k.a. the She-Hulk puts her arms around Wanda as Wonder Man tells Wanda that they will do all in their power to help the Vision. The doctor suddenly exclaims that it isn’t the might of the Avengers that is needed to save the Vision right now, only the power of Simon Williams - the power of Wonder Man!
(In the Vision’s Mind)
The dream has gone on now for what seems like an eternity. The Vision does not wish to awaken from the dream, for waking means returning to the pain - the dream is soothing, the dream is safe. But suddenly, the dream is interrupted, as a light shines in the darkness. The Vision doesn’t wish to leave the dark which enfolds him, but somehow, in a way that does not fathom, the light compels him. He drifts towards the light like a moth being drawn to a flame.
A flame is an apt analogy, for the being before him blazes like the embers of a dying fire. The Vision recognizes him - it is the original Human Torch! He wonders how that is possible, for he is the original Human Torch - or rather, it was into the Torch’s synthezoid body that the Vision’s mind patterns were placed. He wonders how the two of them can exist in the same place at the same time, when suddenly, ‘Anything’s possible, son - when you’re dead!’ exclaims a lab-coat wearing man as he approaches the Vision and the original Human Torch. The Vision knows it is Professor Phineas Horton, the creator of the Torch, the Vision’s “father” is it could be said he has one. He wonders of Horton is correct - is he dreaming a dream from which there can be no awakening?
(Reality)
Wonder Man lays down on a operating table beside the Vision, and some contraption sits above them. Wanda stands beside her husband, while Cap, Iron Man, Thor, Hawkeye, Wasp and She-Hulk stand around the edge. Captain America asks the doctor what he is doing, to which the doctor explains that he is placing the transfuser between the Vision and Wonder Man, but that he is having a little trouble - even with this compressed-air hypodermic - in [piercing Wonder Man’s near-invulnerable flesh.
‘I never did like getting injections, doc’ jokes Simon, before the She-Hulk exclaims that she doesn’t understand any of this. The Wasp informs her that, years ago, Simon Williams was transformed into Wonder Man by an old enemy of theirs - and he died trying to help them. ‘Died!?’ exclaims Jennifer. The Wasp replies that he did, but that his brain patterns were preserved and passed into the Vision’s synthezoid shell, animating it with intelligence. Then, years later, Simon Williams himself was revived, for the drug that they thought had killed him actually only rendered him dormant - until he rose again - as something other than human!
Thor steps forward, and raising his hammer high, he tells the doctor that he can help him with the hypodermic. ‘Oh, swell!’ mumbles Simon. ‘Thus, in a way, the Vision and Wonder Man are so alike, they could be…brothers!’ concludes the Wasp. Thor informs the doctor that he can insert the energy transfusion tube into Wonder Man’s arm now, and the doctor does so. Janet goes over to her good friend Wanda and informs her that the process of transferring some of Wonder Man’s life energies to the Vision is underway, and asks if she would like them all to stay.
Wanda replies that there is nothing the Avengers can do now, for her husband’s salvation lies in the hands of…Wonder Man! When Wanda and the Avengers leave the operating room, Simon looks over at his “brother” and assures him that they are going to make it. ‘If I could come back, you can!’
(In the Vision’s Mind)
The Vision does not like the way his dream has turned, for Professor Horton was one of his creators, one of his “fathers” - so if he is here, then can his other “father” be far behind? On cue, Horton screams, and the Vision calls to him, addressing him as “father” when Horton is struck down - by Ultron-5! Ultron-5 shakes his fist at the Vision and remarks that it is so like his wayward “son” to swear false fealty to a human, when it was he who truly created him. ‘I who gave your inanimate android flesh intelligence! I - ULTRON-5!’ Ultron-5 tells the Vision that he has never proven worthy of the life he gave him, always siding with the weak, human cattle, instead of with him.
The Vision replies that he is not inhuman, for he thinks, feels and loves. ‘Silence! You are a mockery of man, unworthy of existence!’ shouts Ultron-5, urging the Vision to end that existence by merging with the body from which he sprang. ‘Merge with the Human Torch?’ thinks the Vision. He stands before the Human Torch, reaching out a hand, he resists - but is compelled at the same time. But reaching out for the Human Torch, the Vision feels the heat and the pain. ‘Weakling!’ exclaims Ultron-5, and seeing his hand being burnt, the Vision screams in agony.
(Reality)
The Vision screams, and hearing him, Wanda slams her hands up on the window separating the waiting room and the operating theatre. The doctor exclaims that it is a good sign, to which Wonder Man points out that it sounded like the Vision’s soul was being ripped from his body. The doctor replies that it indicates that the Vision is alive, something he was unable to tell, before asking Simon how he is feeling. Wonder Man replies that he is a little freaked. The doctor tells him that he can expect to feel worse, for what seems to be happening is that the transfusion of his strange life energies is drawing the Vision out of his coma and back into consciousness, and they have to have the Vision back before they can work on his amputated arm.
As Simon’s strength drains into the Vision, he lies back on the table, while the Scarlet Witch sits on the arm of the sofa in the waiting room and keeps a vigil watch. Wanda thinks to herself that Wonder Man’s energy seems limitless, and while he will be depleted, he will essentially be unharmed, while the Vision will live. ‘Live! Please live!’ she prays, unaware, that as she observes the Vision, she is being observed by someone standing in the doorway behind her.
(In the Vision’s Mind)
The light has gone, the flame of the Human Torch has gone out - but this darkness does not ease the Vision’s pain. Ultron-5 lifts the Vision up with one hand and the Human Torch up with the other, and tells Vision to cease his whimpering, as it does not become one who is evidence of his handiwork. ‘But then, you were always a disappointment to me!’ Ultron-5 exclaims that he must recreate the Vision and orders him to become intangible. The Vision obeys - he seems to have no choice in the matter - and suddenly, he is merged with the original Human Torch.
Pleased with his handiwork thus far, Ultron-5 exclaims ‘There! A perfect fit! Back to basics!’, before pointing out that it is a shame there is no brain - something he will have to rectify. A pencil-thin beam of laser light suddenly sheers the Vision’s skull, cutting the top of his head off. ‘This is one void we shall have to fill!’ Ultron-5 exclaims, holding up a brain in his hand, while the Vision can no longer think.
(Reality)
Wonder Man informs the doctor that for some reason he cannot think straight and that he is feeling a little drowsy. The doctor explains to him that his energy levels down, while the Vision’s has gone up, and tells him he can sleep if he wants, for he doesn’t think there is any danger.
But that is where the doctor is wrong. The door into the waiting room opens, and Wanda senses someone behind her. ‘Who -?’ she begins, only to find a cloth of chloroform put to her face. ‘Sweet dreams, Scarlet Witch!’ remarks an eerie caped figure with a scythe for a hand as he walks over Wanda’s body, and smashes his way into the operating room. ‘And you, too, doctor!’ he exclaims, firing a beam of energy at the doctor. The mysterious being looks at the contraption which keeps the Vision alive, and exclaims that all it will take is one swift slice of his razor-edged scythe, and both pretenders to the name of Simon Williams - both the Vision and Wonder Man - will die! ‘And the Grim Reaper shall at last avenge his brother!’
(In the Vision’s Mind)
Suddenly, the Vision has an ally in this reality - ‘That’s my brain you’re manhandling, robot!’ exclaims Wonder Man as he smashes over Ultron-5 before he can place his brain into the Vision. This is the original Wonder Man who died where the Vision was born - he whose brain patterns gave the Vision intelligence. Wonder Man remarks that it hurts, doesn’t it, not that the Vision would ever let on, for that would hopelessly ruin the “unfeeling android” image he has fostered for so long. ‘Need a brain?’ he asks ‘Here, have mine - I won’t be needing it for a while’, Wonder Man exclaims as he puts his brain into the Vision and replaces the top of his head.
‘Cause I’ll be dead!’ Wonder Man exclaims, before screaming as Ultron-5 strikes him down. The Vision catches Wonder Man’s scorched body in his arms, and has the awareness of having been slain himself, while Simon Williams becomes ashes in his arms. The Vision turns his attention back to Ultron and calls him a murderer, but Ultron simply replies that he gives life and takes it away.
(Present)
Something tells the Vision that he must wake. The Grim Reaper a.k.a. Eric Williams mutters that he had a brother once - Simon Williams - but he died. He reveals that for a time, he hoped that by some miracle, he had been preserved, in the body of either the android Vision or Wonder Man, but on a previous occasion, he learned that hope was an illusion. Although Simon’s brain patterns survived in both begins, the real Simon, the being who was his brother, was dead. The Grim Reaper exclaims that his brother deserves to rest in peace, not go on, a living mockery, one mind shared by two inhuman bodies.
Suddenly, the Vision sits up and grabs the Grim Reaper’s scythe hand and tries to push him away. The Grim Reaper thinks that the Vision is not awake, but somnambulant - a sleep walker resisting death instinctively. The Grim Reaper boasts that, awake or asleep, he has ample power to obliterate any android, and fires his energy powers at the Vision. Getting to his feet, the Vision wonders what is the virtue of dreams if they offer not surcease from suffering - no release from the pain? Perhaps, he was never dreaming - never asleep at all - that means that his pain and his peril are both real!
The Grim Reaper remarks that the Vision isn’t awake enough to be aware that he is in agony. So “asleep”, the Vision keeps coming back for more, but the Grim Reaper knows that if he cannot halt the Vision, then he can at least sever the source of his strength, and using his scythe, he slashes at the transfuser. The Grim Reaper exclaims that now the life-energy of both pretenders to his brother’s persona will drain away into the ether until they both lie lifeless!
(In the Vision’s mind)
‘NO!’ shouts the Vision as he blasts his solar eye beams at Ultron-5, who realizes that the Vision has found a reason to fight back. The Vision engages Ultron-5 in physical combat, yes, he has found a reason to fight back - reason which has been taken from Simon Williams. The Vision thinks that, in time, he made Simon’s mind his own, becoming awake, aware and volitional - his own being. With self-awareness, came truth - the truth that it was not Ultron who gave him the gift of reason, but Simon Williams - Wonder Man!
Wonder Man, whose fate was tied to the Vision’s, by bonds thicker than blood, stronger than any ties forged had they been real siblings. ‘Hi, brother - I’m back! Glad to see me?’ asks Simon as his ashes return to a real living body. The Vision is glad, overjoyed  - looking at Wonder Man is like looking at himself.
(Reality)
The Vision thinks that if Wonder Man can rise from seeming death, and transcend the ultimate pain, then by all logic so can he! Suddenly, ‘Need some help, Eric?’ asks Wonder Man as he sits upon the bench. ‘Wonder Man - awake?’ ‘Awake and angry!’ Simon exclaims, when the Grim Reaper exclaims that as much as he hates the android mockery of his brother, he hates Wonder Man even more, and slashes at him with his scythe. Blasting Wonder Man with his weapon, the Grim Reaper remarks that at least the Vision appears artificial, but Wonder Man talks, looks and acts exactly as his brother, the real Simon Williams did.
The Grim Reaper stands over the weakened Wonder Man and tells him that stealing the soul of Simon Williams so completely is the crime of which he is guilty. ‘The crime for which you can never be forgiven - the crime for which you must now be punished!’ The Vision comes up behind the Grim Reaper and thinks to himself that he has embraced the dream up until now because he dreaded the return of the pain he knew would follow upon awakening - but after all, pain is a part of being human.
The Grim Reaper tells Wonder Man that he is going to die, that he will not defile his brother’s memory any longer. For a long time, the Vision thinks to himself, he believed that he was not human, but experience within the Avengers, marriage to Wanda and the revival of Simon Williams disabused him of that notion. The Vision truly believes that he is human, or so near as to be indistinguishable. The Vision knows that he is to bear the pain if he is to save the one who is both as inhuman and as human as he is - Simon Williams…his brother!
Suddenly, the Grim Reaper finds the Vision’s hand phasing into his body, and after the Vision solidifies his hand, the Grim Reaper falls to the ground. The Vision calls to Simon, who makes no response, while telling himself that there is so much pain emanating from his severed arm, that his mind has resisted awakening to it. But he knows that he must wake, for the pain that his brother suffers is equally as great.
While the Vision tends to Wonder Man, the Grim Reaper gets to his feet, thinking to himself that a cold hand clutches his heart - like death. He looks over at the Vision and thinks that the android did it to him, while they look like such a filial scene - brotherly love! ‘I had a brother too, once - until they stole his mind!’ Suddenly, through a haze of pain, Wonder Man opens his eyes, while the Vision tells him to rest as he will take care of him. The Vision senses that Simon seems to be trying to tell him something - to cry out a warning.
(In the Vision’s mind)
The Vision realizes that he is not well, that he has been grievously injured - so slender is his grasp on reality that as pain washes over him, he slips back into a waking sleep - back into this dream.
(Reality)
The Vision has fallen asleep over the weakened Wonder Man, while the Grim Reaper stands over them. ‘You’ve gotta wake up, Vizh!’ Simon exclaims, warning him that there is danger.
(In the Vision’s mind)
Yes, there is danger both in dreaming - thankfully the Vision is able to blast Ultron-5.
(Reality)
  - And in waking from the dream. ‘Yaarghh!’ screams the Grim Reaper as the Vision turns and blasts him.
(In the Vision’s mind)
Life is fraught with danger. If one would live, one must accept that. The Vision admits that he denied for too long that he lived, would live now. As he and Wonder Man both punch Ultron-5, the Vision confirms that he would fight for the sweet breath of life with every fiber of his being. He would grasp on to life and the living with all his synthezoid strength - and God help any who would steal either from him.
(Reality)
‘Oh my head - throbbing! I must have been drugged!’ exclaims Wanda as she gets to her feet, before noticing the gaping hole in the wall, and walking through it she calls out to her husband. Wanda sees the Vision helping Wonder Man and goes over to him. The Vision thinks Wanda is an angel in scarlet, and he knows he is awake, for no dream could be so divine. The Vision decides that it is good to be alive - good to be loved. As a man loves and is loved by his wife, and his brother.


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Please Allow me to Introduce Myself…!
Rain beats down on the mountain known as Wundagore. The being climbing the snow-covered mountain is dressed as white as the snow, and for now, shall be known as “The White Pilgrim”. The night has been given over to the elements, and for hours the swirling snow has obscured the steep slopes of Wundagore, reducing visibility to practically zero - making this normally treacherous passage well-nigh impossible to follow. However, the elements do not seem to trouble the White Pilgrim as he knocks on the door of a lone cabin.
Shadows flicker across frozen windowpanes as the inhabitants of the cottage move to answer the Pilgrim’s urgent knocking. Oddly - though perhaps not for this mountain - a cow, standing up on two legs - opens the door. ‘Who -?’ she exclaims. The White Pilgrim explains that he comes as a humble supplicant seeking shelter from the storm, before declaring ‘Spawn of the atom! What manner of creature are you?’ The cow-woman introduces herself as Bova, the midwife of Wundagore and explains that she is a new woman evolved from a cow by the Lord High Evolutionary.
Bova allows the White Pilgrim to enter, and remarks that caring for wayward travelers is both her duty, and her pleasure. The Pilgrim keeps his cloak and hood on and slumps into a seat, noticing at his feet a drooling man-child playing with a doll. Bova hands the White Pilgrim something to drink and tells him not to pay any attention to Modred, for he is harmless, but his quest for the forbidden has left him quite mad.
Bova informs the stranger that she senses he too has undertaken a quest and asks what it is that could bring a man forth on a night such as this. The Pilgrim doesn’t look at Bova as he replies that he is seeking something he lost a long, long time ago. ‘I seek…my past!’ Bova is rather happy to have someone to talk to and taking some fruit and beginning to peel it, she deems the stranger to be harmless, so she tells him of a night in her past too. In fact, it was a night such as this, ‘Many years past, that another came, seeking shelter from the storm’.
Bova informs her guest that her visitor of long past was young and beautiful, and terrified of something she refused to speak about - something which threatened the children she was carrying. The stranger asks of the woman’s name, and when Bova reveals that her name was Magda, the Pilgrim’s eyes blaze beneath his cowl. Bova remarks that it has been so long since the night she came, but that she remembers it as if it were just last evening.
(Flashback)
‘Please! Take me in! You must help!’ exclaimed Magda. ‘Help? Of course I’ll help you, child’ Bova replied.
(Present)
Bova informs her guest that Magda told her of a husband she loved more than life itself - but who was possessed of strange and frightening powers and had become as alien to her affections as the state whose prosecution of the couple had led to her husband unleashing his power. Bova adds that soon after the birth of her children, Magda fled into the night. The White Pilgrim supposes that the children - bereft of their mother - died soon after.
‘Died? Mercy’s sakes, no!’ exclaims Bova, revealing that she nursed them and they grew into two healthy, wondrous children -each possessed of truly tremendous powers! The White Pilgrim suddenly gets to his feet - ‘The children…lived?’ he exclaims. ‘Yes, as I said…’ begins Bova, when the mystery man interrupts her, demanding to know their names. Bova suddenly realizes there is a tone of command in the stranger’s voice - and suddenly he seems not so harmless. Bova’s mind travels through time once more, as she remembers Magda’s desperate admonition. ‘Please…keep my children from their father!’ the young woman pleaded.
Bova realizes that this stranger is Magda’s husband, and pulls Modred close to her. ‘And the children’s father - yes!’ exclaims the White Pilgrim, displaying some of his power as he orders Bova to tell him the children’s names, or else he will flay her flesh and nail it steaming to what is left of this pathetic little hovel. Bova cowers and Modred mewls louder. The White Pilgrim uses his abilities to destroy Bova’s home, and she is shocked. The stranger remarks that if he can do that, then how can she possibly think there is any way she can prevent herself from telling him what he wishes to know?
The White Pilgrim places his gloved hand over Bova’s mouth and the cow woman feels her blood flow against her own internal tides. Ears roaring, her brain on fire, she realizes that she no more gainsay the Pilgrim than stop her heart beating. The White Pilgrim explains to Bova that by controlling the iron content of her blood, he can control her mind as well, therefore she has no choice but to speak the truth, and once more asks for the children’s names. ‘W-Wanda and Pietro!’ Bova utters.
‘Wanda and Pietro?! Of course!’ shouts the White Pilgrim, dropping Bova, her releases the power, which long ago made Magda so rightly feared. What remains of Bova’s cottage is left asunder, as its remaining metal swirls to join the elemental frenzy. The Pilgrim takes to the sky and reminds Bova that he came to Wundagore in search of his past, and tells her that thanks to she, he has found it. He fares them well, then like some lord of the air, he steps upwards into the sky and is gone.
Bova calls to Modred, reminding him that he was a mage - ‘A mystic before sampling sorcerous fruits whose nectar robbed you of your senses!’ Bova pleads with Modred that if any of his arcane might remains within the reaches of his brain, she needs him to use it now and warn the children! Modred cries like a child confused, but does as his surrogate mother bids him - without knowing how or why he does it, and a spell arcs heavenward….
…to where, far above the Earthly storm, the moon shimmers like a pale pearl in the star-filled sky. It is to there that a certain silver spacecraft comes - it is an Avengers Quinjet, and it sets down on the Blue Area of the Moon - site of the fabled citadel called Attilan and home of the Uncanny Inhumans! As the Quinjet lands, a very special group of the Inhumans go out to greet the arrivals - they are the Royal Family of the Inhumans: Black Bolt, Medusa, Karnak and Gorgon, as well as the mutant Pietro Maximoff, husband of the Inhuman Crystal.
Two more very special beings emerge from the Quinjet - Wanda Maximoff a.k.a. the Scarlet Witch and her husband, fellow Avenger known only as Vision. ‘Welcome Scarlet Witch and Vision!’ exclaims Queen Medusa as Quicksilver greets his sister, telling her that all of Attilan rejoices at her arrival. Wanda expresses how much she has missed her brother. The Vision remains silent, for he is a synthezoid with a reputation for aloofness, and no one seems to notice that he stands somewhat apart from the group - no one except the mute Black Bolt.
Medusa of the flowing tresses remarks that she assumes they have come to see their infant niece, Luna, before informing her that they also sensed a certain urgency in the communication, and asks if this is more than a mere familial visit. Quicksilver reminds his sister that they were supposed to bring Nuklo so that the Inhuman scientist might be able to cure him, but Wanda announces that Nuklo has been cured, but that their need for Attilan doctors is as urgent as ever. Wanda explains that if the Inhumans’ advanced surgical science cannot aid her husband, then she fears that nothing in the universe will be able to. The Inhumans all gasp as for the first time since his arrival, the Vision lets slip aside his cape, revealing the melted stump that was once his arm.
The Next day…’My arm - it is whole again!’ exclaims the Vision, holding it up for everyone to see. One of the Inhuman scientists declares that it was a simple operation, once they deduced how to synthesize the Vision’s android cells, before telling him test his new arm to see whether it is every bit as good as the old. The Vision places his arm through a solid gate and sees that it turns intangible as he commands, and as Karnak comes up behind him ready to attack, the Vision holds up his new hand, it is able to stop Karnak’s crushing blow.
Gorgon turns to Karnak and asks him if he has hurt his hand, to which Karnak replies that the pain is mitigated by the joy the Vision feels. The Vision and Wanda embrace, and the Vision exclaims that he is well again. ‘In body and soul, my love? Oh, Vision, I’m so happy I could cry!’ Wanda exclaims, before turning to her brother and remarking that she cannot think of anything they more they would like to see than her niece. Wanda, Vision and Quicksilver depart from the Royal Family, and Pietro reveals that he explained to his wife why they had postponed their visit to see Luna, and Crystal understood the concern for the Vision, before telling Wanda that he feels something else is troubling her.
Wanda tells her brother that he knows her better than she knows herself, and confirms that she has been troubled, for last night as the Doctor’s operated on the Vision, she had the strangest dream - yet it was so real. Opening the door to his home, Pietro asks his sister if she took it to be a premonition of danger, and wants everyone to be on their guard. Wanda exclaims ‘Yes! How -?’ to which Pietro reveals that he too had a similar dream before pointing out that they are in Attilan now, surrounded by friends and family possessed of power enough to meet any threat.
As they approach Crystal, Quicksilver hushes his sister, as he doesn’t want his wife troubled with talk of disturbances in the night. Pietro calls to his wife and tells her that his sister and her husband have come to bestow their love upon their daughter. Wanda and Crystal hug as Crystal welcomes her to her home. ‘To one who has never known a true home of her own, Crystal, such a greeting means more than words can say!’ Wanda replies, before taking hold of Luna and remarking that she is so beautiful.
‘Like the world where she was born, from which she took her name!’ exclaims Crystal, before the Vision asks Crystal if his android arms may cradle her daughter. There is a moment of silence and sudden tension, and Wanda looks at her brother longingly, for although Pietro is a mutant himself, he once had an all-abiding hatred for the love between his sister and the Vision. But that hatred had eased once Pietro was made to see the roots of his prejudice. Pietro takes his daughter and hands her to the Vision. ‘She is truly blessed to have such an uncle!’ he remarks.
For such moments, there are no words. Luna gurgles. The Vision coos. Pietro and Crystal laugh. But Wanda remembers her dream of the night before, and turns from her family, wondering at the voice which seemed to keep on crying “Warn the Children!” ‘Warn the children…of what?’ Wanda wonders to herself.
Outside, enshrouded in an energy corona that has enabled him to traverse vast distances of airless space, the White Pilgrim arrives on the Moon! With the same energies wrapped around him like some cloak of invisibility, he is able to enter the Blue Area of the Moon unseen - an undetected, he walks the very streets of Attilan. Even in the royal palace, his tread goes unheard - his power prevents the ordinarily energy-acute senses of Black Bolt, King of the Inhumans from noting his presence - nor does Lockjaw, the Inhumans’ dog who can track a spoor across the cosmos, scent the stranger - everything is going as the White Pilgrim wanted it to.
The White Pilgrim has a visitation to make - and he must not be interrupted. ‘Now let this edifice and all herein by sealed away from those without!’ he shouts, casting his powers around one building in Attilan and sealing it off from the rest of the city. The Royal Family sees this happen, and hastily approach that building. Medusa exclaims that a figure has appeared on the balcony belonging to Quicksilver and Crystal, and Gorgon announces that some manner of invisible field is sealing away their tower from the rest of the city.
Medusa exclaims that they must gain entry, for anyone who so powerful who chooses to appear like a spy in their midst can only have come on a mission of harm. Karnak boasts that his hammering hands are able to find the weakest spot in anything that exists - but can detect no flaw in this energy field. Gorgon tells Karnak to stand aside and let his thundering hooves smash that which keeps imprisoned their cousin Crystal - but once again, the barrier resists. Medusa remarks that it is not unlike the barrier that once encased all of Attilan - severing them from contact with all. Karnak reminds his fellows that it was Black Bolt’s voice which freed them at that time - but if he should speak now, ‘What havoc would his power wreck on newly-rebuilt Attilan?’ asks Medusa. Mindful of the carnage his slightest utterance might cause, Black Bolt holds his tongue, waiting to see what will transpire.
Meanwhile, within the captive tower…Pietro remarks that they can see, but not hear those on the other side of the force field. Wanda exclaims that her probability-altering hex-spheres seem to have no effects, and the Vision declares that he cannot pass through it, even intangible. Suddenly, a figure shouts ‘That is because I have matters I wish to discuss with those within this tower…matters I wish disclosed to no other ears!’ Quicksilver, startled, exclaims that though years have passed since he last heard that voice - it is one he would never forget!
Suddenly, the White Pilgrim comes into view and addressing Pietro by name, he remarks that it is natural he should recognize the voice of he who saved he and his sister from so long ago from perishing at the hands of prejudiced homo sapiens. The White Pilgrim reminds Quicksilver that for that act, he swore fealty to him. ‘But time, and your allegiances, changed’. The White Pilgrim remarks that since they know who he is, there is no need for further disguise. Ripping away his white cloak, he exclaims ‘And so the disguise is case aside…that MAGNETO, Master of Magnetism, might stand revealed!’
‘Oh ! Not here! Not now!’ exclaims Wanda as Quicksilver races towards Magneto, telling him that any debt he and Wanda owed him was long since paid, and reminds him that since then, they have been sworn foes. Pietro warns Magneto that he will not brook his threats against his family or himself in his own home. Magneto exclaims that he has not come to fight as Wanda tells her brother to have a care, pointing out that Magneto weaves some form of energy field made out of magnetic particles.
Casting a hex, Wanda thinks to herself that Pietro’s rage propels him on too fast to avoid Magneto’s field, so she is hoping that her hex will undo the field, but Wanda admits that she always feared Magneto - his power and the strange hold he has over she and Pietro, and wonders if she will be able to summon enough strength of spirit to overcome him now. Wanda’s worries are overcome, for she does have the power to and her hex sphere touch the magnetic particles, transforming the force field which protects Magneto into a hardly formidable sweet-smelling field of flowers. ‘Magneto! I have you now!’ exclaims Quicksilver as he races through the flowers and holds Magneto up against a wall.
Pietro is one of the fastest men alive thanks to his mutant power, and though he is slighter in build than the Master of Magnetism, his speed enables him to strike with enormous force. Magneto remarks that both Wanda and Pietro have come a tremendous distance in both confidence and mastery of their powers since the day when he rescued them from the mob and raised them to greatness as members of his Brotherhood of Evil Mutants, and he exclaims that with the two of them at his side again, there is no task he could not undertake.
The Vision approaches Magneto and tells them that he forfeited whatever fealty Wanda and her brother owed to him when he used them in his war against humankind. ‘Ah, the crimson android speaks!’ Magneto remarks, before pointing out that he warred against homo sapiens because he felt them inherently inferior to mutant kind, and asks him if mankind is inferior, ‘What does that, then, make you?’ The Vision replies that he is no less a man for his synthetic flesh. ‘And the Scarlet witch has chosen to call you husband…thus I will go easy with you!’ Magneto exclaims, before encasing the Vision in the magnetized metal of the floor.
Wanda calls to her husband, who tells her not to worry as Magneto has apparently forgotten that he is in truth, a “vision”, able to alter his molecular density to become intangible at will. Thus, the Vision frees himself from the metal prison and as he engages Magneto in physical combat, remarks that there is a mystery here - for why would the fact he is Wanda’s husband cause the Master of Magnetism to spare one he has often before tried to slay? The Vision places his intangible hand into Magneto’s body, before letting it become solid and causing Magneto great pain. Magneto curses the Vision’s logic and his ability to cause him pain, before declaring once again that he did not come to clash with them, but now they have left him no choice.
Magneto attacks the Vision and Crystal exclaims that the Vision is screaming in agony, for Magneto has seized control of the ferrous material in his android blood - and is dispersing the Vision into the winds. Wanda points out that the Vision is reconstituting himself, but that he is too weak to rejoin the fight. Angrily, Wanda exclaims ‘Now let he who hurt my husband answer to the wrath of the Scarlet Witch!’ Hex spheres form from the Scarlet Witch’s gloved hands, and are cast by one who has grown to full command of her mutant mysticism.
Wanda is joined by another, as the power of the elemental Inhuman Crystal enters the fray. ‘I am beset by women!’ Magneto exclaims furiously as he tries to block the power of the two powerful young women. ‘And sore beset, Magneto! On your knees, boaster! Kneel as you would have humanity kneel before you!’ exclaims Wanda.
Quicksilver sees that his wife and sister have driven Magneto down, but notices as Magneto begins to rise and worries that he might lash out at them while Crystal holds onto Luna. Knowing great harm might befall the three he loves more than life itself, therefore Magneto must be prevented from striking, Pietro hurls the flagpole which holds the Inhumans’ lunar standards at his foe, and it strikes him in the shoulder.
Magneto screams, and turning to Quicksilver, declares ‘You…have hurt me…boy!’ Quicksilver replies by telling Magneto that would his aim had been truer, then the staff would have penetrated his evil heart! Magneto tells Quicksilver that he is bluffing, for like all his ilk, he is averse to ever taking a life. ‘I, on the other hand, once had no such compunctions!’ Magneto exclaims, striking Quicksilver with the pole, which sets off Luna crying.
‘But not now, not now!’ Magneto exclaims, when suddenly Crystal rushes over and tells everyone to stop fighting. ‘Can’t you see you’re scaring my child?’ Quicksilver and Wanda turn to the baby, as does Magneto. Wanda goes and tends to the Vision while Magneto approaches Crystal and Luna and declares that the fighting, born out of past animosities, shall cease. Wanda and the Vision stand behind Magneto as he declares that such enmities are ancient history, and the child - Luna - represents the new order of things.
Wanda readies a hex and tells Magneto to harm her not. Magneto opens his arms to take the child. ‘Harm her? Harm this swaddled innocent - this harbinger of hope?’ he asks as he takes the child from her mother, before claiming that the Master of Magnetism would sooner embrace the eternal unknown than allow a moment’s grief to cross the life of this - ‘His grand daughter!’ ‘What?’ exclaims everyone in unison. ‘Could it be?’ asks the Vision, to which an angry Quicksilver exclaims that it could not be - that it is a lie from the mouth of a villain.
Suddenly, a worried Wanda asks her brother if he has never noticed how much he looks like Magneto. Magneto places a hand on Wanda’s shoulder and tells her that she is very much like her mother, Magda. ‘How lovely you have grown, my Wanda!’ The Vision turns to Magneto and remarks that he has heard the tale of the monster who drove Wanda and Pietro’s mother forth into the storm. ‘Monster? No. Mutant? Yes’ replies Magneto, before informing the Vision that he was born into a time and place where both man and mutant were persecuted for being…different.
He remarks that unlike other victims, he possessed the power to fight back, but that power frightened Magda, and drove her to flee from him. ‘I grieved…but I survived’. As Wanda, Pietro, the Vision and Crystal listen and watch Magneto intently, Magneto exclaims that his life has been a hard one, and he has become a hard man in order to accommodate it. With Luna still in his arms, Magneto informs the heroes that as of late, he has been reassessing his values and has come to the conclusion that his past must not rule his precedent. ‘As there are good and bad mutants, there are good and bad humans’ he says, before admitting that he blamed the former for the latter’s cruelty.
Magneto exclaims that he had already begun to temper his hatred for homo sapiens, when he learned that his mutant son had sired a normal human child, and that he was not tied by blood to the human race. Crystal places a comforting hand on her husband’s shoulder as Quicksilver keeps a watchful eye on his daughter. Magneto tells his family that he doesn’t not expect, nor does he ask, acceptance of mankind at large. ‘I only as it, Wanda and Pietro…of you!’ Tears in her eyes, Wanda places a hand on Magneto’s cheek and exclaims ‘If you really are our father…what in heaven’s name do we do now!?’