Tom King

The Vision, Volume 1

Once upon a time a robot and a witch fell in love. What followed was a tale of the dead and the dying, of the hopeful and the lost, of the wronged and the avenged. And in the end, after both had fallen, the witch and the robot rose from their dirt and eyed each other across a field of blood and bone. Forty-five years in the making, this is the story of Scarlet Witch and the Vision. Before family, there was love. And war.

Little better than a beast

The Vision

Dimitris Papastergiou

Continues to be as good as the first one, if not even better, actually yeah, it was better, even though I'm rating it the same as the 1st volume. I liked that too! It wasn't what people make it sound to be, that's what I get for not reading it when it was first out, my brain got overdosed with all these opinions from everywhere that it was something that deserves all the praise..

It's GOOD! Really good. Loved the artwork, and the story is great. Solid fun stuff to read. But it wasn't what most people make it out to be as always with everything, so pretty much yeah, please don't believe the hype! 

You'll like it for sure!

Especially if you read superhero-ey comics you'll love that it's NOT like all the others, it stands out from the classic superhero tales.

I wish it had a volume 3, because the ending was real nice, almost as good to make me love it and rate it 4 stars. If there was a vol. 3 I would too. King knows how to write a solid story and I'm definitely following his stories from now on more so than I did before. I take it, that King said the story he wanted to and that's it. Cuz it would be stupid for Marvel to cut him off on 2 volumes and cut the series. Oh well...

Recommended for sure!

I like it!

Nothing that's gonna change the medium or something, if anything, it's a little bit overrated from what I was expecting. Everyone was recommending me this one, and made it sound like this big pile of awesomeness to read. 

But still, it's a great and has an interesting story, with great parts, some mystery, some drama, and only for the fact that it's not your typical classic superhero story it's a solid one in my book.

Also, amazing artwork that I completely loved every single bit about it!

Nessa Luna

Oh wow, this was kind of... not what I expected. I'm really curious what's going to happen in vol. 2 now, so I might pick that up right away!

As I've already said on the previous volume - this plot went in a direction I had not expected and honestly, I quite enjoyed it, even if it was kind of... brutal (for lack of a better word). I loved the flashbacks showing Vision's relationship with Wanda (what can I say, I love her).

Definitely recommend this story if you love WandaVision and want more! (I also highly recommend 
  House of M
 and 
  Avengers: Vision and the Scarlet Witch: A Year in the Life
).

Gillian Rose

Ryan LaFerney

Behold the visions. They're the family next door, yet they harness the power to destroy the world. What could go wrong? 

This is one of the best Marvel series of the past 10 years for a reason. Tom King’s Vision is literary sci-fi, and it's dark and satirical. It's suburban horror. It's also a heartbreaking drama that contains sharp commentary on race and humanity, life and death, but in a Marvel super hero comic. In terms of themes, it reminded me of God Loves, Man Kills or Jordan Peele's Get Out. 

It's extraordinary.

I'm looking forward to reading volume 2.

Magnus Dahl

Vision #1

Dennis Jacob Rosenfeld

The Vision wants to be human, and what's more human than family? So he heads back to the beginning, to the laboratory where Ultron created him and molded him into a weapon. The place where he first rebelled against his given destiny and imagined that he could be more -that he could be a man. There, he builds them. A wife, Virginia. Two teenage twins, Viv and Vin. They look like him. They have his powers. They share his grandest ambition -or is that obsession? -the unrelenting need to be ordinary. Behold the Visions! Collects Vision #1-6.

The Vision, Volume 1

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