Comics:Avengers Vol 1 238

From Marvel Database

Simply put -- I have become as one with ISAAC and our own computer systems!

-- Vision (Victor Shade)

Appearing in "Unlimited Vision!"

Featured Characters:

• Starfox
• Captain Marvel
• She-Hulk
• Janet van Dyne (Earth-616)
• Scarlet Witch (Wanda Maximoff)

Supporting Characters:

• Vision (Victor Shade)
• Edwin Jarvis
• ISAAC

Villains:

• Blackout (Marcus Daniels)
• Moonstone (Karla Sofen)

Other Characters:

• Mr. Calloway
• Tigra
• Spider-Woman (Jessica Drew)

Locations:

• Avengers Mansion, Manhattan, New York City, New York
• Southern tip of Louisiana
• Titan (Moon of Saturn)
• Monica Rambeau's home, New Orleans
• San Francisco, California

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Synopsis for "Unlimited Vision!"

Although still immobile, the Vision regains consciousness and the ability to speak, and Starfox, in an effort to further his recovery, establishes communications between the android and Titan's world-controlling computer, ISAAC. Unexpectedly, this results in the Vision's becoming one with both ISAAC and the Avengers' computer systems, with the added ability to project and communicate through a holographic image of himself. Thus, even as Moonstone plots to control the unguessed powers of her new partner, the paranoid psychotic Blackout, the Vision, having deduced their hideout's location, abruptly appears, accompanied by his teammates. When Moonstone attempts to have Blackout destroy the heroes with his darkforce, he instead accidentally imprisons her and himself, drawing them into another dimension. Returning to base, the Avengers are still getting used to the Vision's newly acquired powers and egotistical attitude when an emergency call comes in from Tigra.

Notes

• Vision speaks for the first time since being rendered inert in Avengers #233 after coming into contact with a null-field set up by Annihilus around the Baxter Building.
• Starfox first connects the Vision with ISAAC, the supercomputer on his home of Titan.
• Vision first uses the Avengers Mansion's capabilities to create a holographic form in order to communicate.
• Moonstone begins mentally dominating Blackout, turning him into her puppet.
  

Trivia

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See Also

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• Cover gallery for the Avengers series

Recommended Reading

• Moonstone and Blackout appeared last in Avengers # 237; they appear next in Dazzler # 32
• Avengers #233

Links and References

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