Vision and the Scarlet Witch Vol 2 4

Vision and the Scarlet Witch Vol 2 #4 Published January, 1986 Issue Details Pages 32 Original Price 75c US Editor-in-Chief Jim Shooter Cover Artist Richard Howell "Mutant Romance Tales" Writer Steve Englehart Penciler Richard Howell Inker Jim Mooney Colorist Janet Jackson Letterer Joe Rosen Editor Jim Salicrup Previous Issue Next Issue Vision and the Scarlet Witch Vol 2 #3 Vision and the Scarlet Witch Vol 2 #5

Appearing in "Mutant Romance Tales"

Featured Characters:

• Vision
• Scarlet Witch (Wanda Maximoff)

Supporting Characters:

• Glamor (Glynis Zarkov) (First appearance)
• Illusion (Ilya Zarkov) (First appearance)

Antagonists:

• Spector "Spec"
• Charlie
• Bernie
• Fred
• Kevin (electric company employee)

Other Characters:

• Doctor Strange (Stephen Strange)
• Norm Webster
• Doris Spector (Spector's wife)
• Billy Spector (Spector's son)
• Great Santini (Magic Mansion magician)
• Agatha Harkness (Ghost)

Races and Species:

• Humans
• Synthezoids

Locations:

• United States
  • New York
    • New York City
      • Manhattan
        • Greenwich Village
          • Bleecker Street
            • Sanctum Sanctorum
        • Magic Mansion
      • George Washington Bridge
  • New Jersey
    • Bergen County
      • Leonia
        • Scarlet Witch and Vision's Home

Items:

• Idols of Zor (from Power Man and Iron Fist #102)
  
  

Synopsis for "Mutant Romance Tales"

Doctor Strange delivers to Wanda the news that she's going to have a baby, a development she and the Vision attribute to her hex power channeling the energy of the Witches of New Salem. Their elated mood is threatened by their bigoted neighbors, who plot to burn down the couple's house as they did with the previous one. Unknown to Vision and Wanda, two other magicians are watching their backs. Glamor and Illusion overhear the neighbors' plot and stake out the property, using their powers to repel the vandals' attempts from the shadows. However, their presence doesn't go unnoticed by Vision, who is patrolling the neighborhood due to his own feelings of unease. They clash briefly before Glamor and Illusion are able to explain that they are also residents of the neighborhood with unusual powers looking for some peace of mind and only want to help as freaks like them have to stick together. Meanwhile, Wanda is out walking and gets attacked by the vandals, who are even angrier than before, thinking it was her magic and the invisible Vision that caught them earlier. Wanda effortlessly flings them into the branches of an overhanging tree and berates them, telling them how she just found out she was pregnant and pleading that they show some empathy at least as fellow parents. This, at last, somewhat gets through to the neighbors, who agree to leave her and her husband alone.

See Also

• 3 Image(s) from Vision and the Scarlet Witch Vol 2 4
  

Links and References

• [1] plot summary at uncannyxmen.net

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