The Avengers, Vol. 1 #313A (Marvel Comics 1989) by Ugly Monkey Comics

The Avengers, Vol. 1 #313A (Marvel Comics 1989)

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The Avengers, Vol. 1 #313A (Marvel Comics 1989) by Ugly Monkey Comics

The Avengers, Vol. 1 #313A (Marvel Comics 1989)

$4.50 USD

Issue #313 of Marvel’s flagship The Avengers series delivers a pivotal chapter in the historic Acts of Vengeance crossover event, originally published in August 1989.

Crafted under an established creative lineup with scripting by John Byrne, interior breakdowns by Paul Ryan, finishes by Tom Palmer, and matching cover artwork, this 36-page quarterly follows late 1980s Marvel editorial structure with cross-title serialization. The narrative resumes immediately following the physical dismantling of Avengers Island, documenting Captain America, Wonder Man, and the Vision as they recover equipment from the flooded ruins. Tactical respite ends swiftly when the Mandarin and the Wizard coordinate direct assaults on the heroes. An aerial engagement pairs Wonder Man and the Vision against the Wizard, while the ground offensive assigns Captain America, Thor, Hellcat, and Black Widow to confront the Mandarin. Parallel storytelling shifts to California, tracking Magneto and his daughter Wanda Scarlet Witch as they address recent personal setbacks.

Documented Collector Milestones

  • First Roster Encounter: Records the inaugural battlefield clash between the Avengers and the Mandarin since the original Avengers Annual run.
  • Team Reconfiguration: Captures the official reintegration of the Vision into the primary East Coast Avengers lineup.
  • Supporting Cast Integration: Features antagonistic threads involving Doctor Doom (robot), Loki, Red Skull, and Kingpin, supported by cameo appearances from Hawkeye, Mockingbird, Hank Pym, and Agatha Harkness.

This installment functions as the structural bridge within the crossover arc, advancing directly from Avenger West Coast #54 and resolving the plot sequence in Avengers West Coast #55. The layout preserves complete narrative continuity for readers assembling the full event chronology. Originally distributed with a cover price of $1.00, this standard monthly edition remains a fixed reference point for late 1980s comic book valuation and modern vintage collection frameworks.

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