Vision: The Complete Collection

The Vision wants to be an ordinary man. He builds a synthetic family, his wife Virginia and the twins Viv and Vin, and moves to a suburb of Arlington, Virginia, near Washington. The neighbors are uneasy, and the kids struggle at school. When the villain Grim Reaper attacks the house, Virginia kills him and buries the body in the backyard without telling anyone. From there, one lie leads to another: blackmail, more deaths and an investigation closing in. Tragedy strikes the family, and the Vision ends up facing the Avengers. The series ends with Viv as a survivor and the Vision trying, once again, to understand what it means to be human.

1. ReferenceCovers that became a look

   Feige drew on Mike del Mundo's covers for this series, a mix of Norman Rockwell and '50s sitcom, for WandaVision's look.

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2. ChangeVision without Wanda

   Here the Vision builds a family without Wanda: he creates his wife, Virginia, and their twins, Viv and Vin, himself.

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3. Behind the scenesTom King and Walta

   The 12-issue series is by Tom King, a former CIA officer, with art by Gabriel Hernandez Walta.

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