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Avengers #74

Volume 1 (1963-1996)
Marvel Comics · 1970
ℹ️ Information

Era: Silver Age (1956-1970)
Published Date: March 1970

Non-Key Issue

Arkon Appearance

This is the first brief meeting of the Vision and his future wife Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch. They will eventually marry in Giant-Size Avengers 4.

💎 Appearances

Arkon Appearance

🔑 Key Facts

This is the first brief meeting of the Vision and his future wife Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch. They will eventually marry in Giant-Size Avengers 4.

📖 Description

Avengers Vol. 1 #74, published in March 1970, delivers the climactic conclusion to the Sons of the Serpent arc, one of Marvel’s earliest and boldest explorations of racism, hate groups, and media-driven fear.

After targeting civil rights activist Montague Hale and inciting violence through televised propaganda, the Serpent cult now faces a full-force response from the Avengers. Black Panther takes center stage as both a hero and a symbol of justice, exposing the true leader of the Sons of the Serpent in a shocking twist that comments on institutional power and manipulation.

Written by Roy Thomas and illustrated by John Buscema, this issue cements the Avengers as not just Earth’s Mightiest Heroes—but also voices for truth and equality in the face of hatred.

🔗 Source: Marvel Fandom Wiki – Avengers Vol 1 #74

🔥 Why You Need This Comic:

  • 🐍 Conclusion to the powerful Sons of the Serpent story arc

  • ✊ Features Black Panther’s leadership in a socially charged narrative

  • 🎭 Reveals the shocking true identity of the Serpent leader, exposing systemic hypocrisy

  • 📺 Tackles themes of racism, propaganda, and media control

  • ✍️ Written by Roy Thomas, with impactful art by John Buscema

🎯 Perfect For:

  • Readers and collectors of social justice-themed Marvel comics

  • Fans of Black Panther's early, politically active role in the Avengers

  • Investors seeking culturally significant and undervalued Bronze Age-prelude keys

  • Collectors completing the Sons of the Serpent arc (Avengers #32, #33, #73–74)

🧑‍🎨 Artists & Writers

Writer/s: Roy Thomas
Letterer/s: Sam Rosen
Inker/s: Tom Palmer
Cover Artist/s: John Buscema, Sam Rosen, and Tom Palmer
Interior Artist/s: John Buscema

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