COMICS: A New Look For 'The Vision' Unveiled In Latest UNCANNY AVENGERS Teaser

And this Vision look is waaay to busy. Needs something sleek like this:

Always liked it when Visz and witchy were a couple. Byrne screwed them up when he worked on WCA.

@Melkaticox
he does.
that's bettanys likeness right there.

Vision is about to blow the frick up in everything Marvel!

like the costume...but that new collar thing looks kinda stupid. looks like a flat green dog cone.

@Melkaticox

@Melkaticox
yes. yes I am.
@SidDaAstroSloth
lmao

@Gliderman: Essentially, the whole Vizh/Scarlet Witch romance was about two outsiders falling for each other, Wanda having to deal with the bigoted humans who hated mutants (and especially a mutant who dared to love an artificially created man), and the Vision having to get over the fact that although his entire body was artificial, he wasn't just a copy of Simon Williams or any less of a real person. The Vision put on a cold, emotionless facade, but was a pretty awesome, passionate character... prone to beating the unholy hell out of villains when he lost his temper, and Vizh and Wanda made a great couple and were fiercely protective of each other.

Eventually, though, they pretty much worked through all of their issues... The Vision was comfortable with who he was, he and Wanda were married, left the Avengers and Wanda even gave birth to twins after absorbing the magical energy of a hidden town full of witches and channeling it into a wish to become pregnant.

The problem was that this "happy ending" to their story made them boring... and they were two of the most popular characters in the Avengers roster. So John Byrne brought them out of retirement by having the Vision kidnapped by the world's governments and disassembled. The Avengers were too late in rescuing him, and while they could put him back together he was essentially a blank slate with no emotions (and no personality). Byrne also decided to retcon Wanda's twins into never existing. So her marriage and family were essentially dead.

The Vision remained a shitty remnant of what he used to be for years, and was just regaining his personality and becoming interesting again when "Heroes Reborn" happened, sidelining the character. Then Busiek did a *very* slow burn trying to rebuild the character up during his run, only to have Bendis write "Avengers Disassembled" which again killed off the Vision (by Wanda directly this time) and refocused on the whole "Wanda's kids never existed thing".

So really, this movie is the only chance the poor character seems to have of getting any justice.

Looking forward to this series. It seems to be going in some interesting directions, and I'm excited to see what what happens.

I really want them to stop letting the movies influence the comic looks. Other way around and keep it that way plz.

That sounds like maybe it might be about Jocasta.

@Melkaticox
...Viagra?