I think they kind of dropped that bit for brevity's sake... Easier just to say she killed her (estranged) husband than to try to define the unconventional end of their marriage.





I've read some Young Avengers, as well as some of the Mighty Avengers when the young Vision and Stature were on that team. I don't dislike the character, but I find it kind of creepy that they kept it kind of muddled whether he is or he isn't the old Vision while they have him involved with a 14-15 year old.

I would have been more comfortable if they had just come up with some relation between the two versions that would establish a separation... Something as simple as considering the prior Vision a parent, or a brother or whatever.

Really though, the Children's Crusade has to put some kind of decent closure on the Wanda/Vizh relationship. To ignore it completely (or as much as has been done so far) would be a failure in my mind. And if Wanda is resurrecting characters and fixing things then it'd be downright insulting to fans of their love affair to not make it a significant issue.





Yeah, they threw out the entire moral of the story in exchange for flimsy evidence to support her going insane and murdering people. "Of course she was unstable... she married a toaster!"





Well, I'm curious as apparently the current issues of the regular comic are now supposed to be post-Children's Crusade (as that series has taken forever to finish), and from the looks of things the Vision is back on the regular Avengers team and looking very much like his old self. I haven't seen any confirmation as to which Vision this is, however, and I don't really frequent the comic forums all that much, so I might have simply missed it.





I'll probably be getting the collected edition, unless I hear of something in it that really goes against my likes. (I'm kind of at the point now where I expect that they'll do something to disappoint me, rather than the other way around.) I've actually felt like the author of the series had always planned on doing something to better resolve the way the Wanda/Vision relationship was left, but then he left the regular Young Avengers book and Marvel decided to sideline all of the characters and wait for him to be available to tell his story again, and as a result even the new version of the Vision has been scarce and plotlines haven't been able to develop for years. So it'll be nice to see his ideas finally wrapped up, either way, freeing other people to explore Vizh (and possible restore what I loved about the character.)