• A while ago, a robot created a family. And all was good. For a while. Then came the murders. The lies. The betrayals. The battles fought. The battles lost. The family lost.
• And now, at the end, Vision stands alone. He must decide how he will go on, if he will go on, if he can go on. And that decision will shape the Marvel Universe for quite a while.
• The epic, stunning conclusion to the most highly praised series of the year. Simply put, this is the issue everyone will be talking about.
Rated T+
A great story ends here. I urge you people again to read this and hope you all will love it too. Read Full Review
The Vision and his family are faced with choices that will test the very meaning of their existence. But that is something everyone has to face in life. We make choices, sometimes difficult ones that affect the rest of our lives. We make sacrifices that make life hard sometimes. But life always goes on. And there is always light after the dark. And it's that shining glimmer of hope is what keeps us going. In all his grand attempt to be normal, The Vision learned the most valuable lesson, and that is life is not always fair. More Human than Human may have been the motto in Blade Runner. But as for the Vision, he wasn't any more or less. This robot got it just right. Read Full Review
The Vision #12 caps off what has been an amazing series with a final chapter that represents everything that has come before it very well. I never expected to see this sort of comic in the Marvel lineup and I applaud whoever gave this the initial green light. This issue is perfectly crafted and a wonderful ending to what has been a tumultuous ride with Vision's family and it's going to be a long time before I have fully processed this series. This finale made me well up with both sadness and unexpected happiness, and you just don't get that from comics all that often. Bravo, Tom, Gabriel & Jordie. Read Full Review
A moment isn’t beautiful because it lasts and we treasure the good ones because of what they make us feel. This series has now come to a close and is the end of King’s time with Marvel for the foreseeable future (he’s DC exclusive), but it made us run the full gambit of emotions. Horror, sadness, dread, joy. And is there anything more human than feeling something? Read Full Review
This is an absolute must-read. It's not often a comic can deliver so many emotions. This book has been an eye-opener and has become one of my top-recommended series. Read Full Review
This issue is simply the cherry on top to a perfectly crafted sundae, a very unique addition to the Marvel super hero genre. Read Full Review
Whatever we hope, we can't lose sight of the fact that this book is one of the best things Marvel has put out in over 20 years. It had pathos, it had tension, it had love, and it had a depth that so many other books can never hope to achieve. We're all better for having read this book, even if we're a little sadder for having done so. Read Full Review
Vision has come to an end at #12, and what a ride it has been. The writing by King has been so genius that I was waiting for everything to go to hell by the end of this series. While some things do continue down that horrible gut wrenching path, this story does a good job of reminding us that there is always a lesson to be learned in a tragedy. If you have not read this series, it is an absolute must buy. If you cannot find all twelve single issues, which may prove tough, be sure to read this in trade. I give this series a slow clap from a guy at a party in an eighties movie, and that is a massive honor. Read Full Review
This issue is simply the cherry on top to a perfectly crafted sundae, a very unique addition to the Marvel super hero genre. Read Full Review
Overall, this is an outstanding final issue for an almost flawless comic series. From start to finish, we've loved each character and each sub-plot. It's a shame that it's come to an end, but we'd rather it end on a high note than the story be strung out and drop in quality. Read Full Review
Easily Marvel's best book in years. Read Full Review
Vision #12 is a terrific series finale, bringing the comic full circle and offering one last, emotionally devastating glimpse of the Vision family in the aftermath of their recent tragedies. Read Full Review
Vision #12 deals with very complex emotions in a deft and meaningful way. It leaves you feeling these emotions and reflecting on the human condition. An amazing feat considering it's about a robot. Read Full Review
imo the best limited series in Marvel Comics. However, this is the start of Tom King's downfall.
This should be the first book people should read for Tom King
*** Reviews the Entire Series ***
Probably my first 10 I have ever put on a comic. But the Vision deserved it. Out of everything King is known for, Mister Miracle, Omega Men, Batman, Sheriff of Babylon, Vision to me stands out as his best work ever in comics. The dialogue, the emotion, the nuance, the tragedy and bleak hope that tugs at the heart of the reader while exploring ideas that transcend our times and into the future of our real world. This book is so complex not in just its execution but its tone. It makes me sit back and think about the direction our world is heading in, and for a SUPERHERO comic book to do that is so fucking amazing.
Basically, The Vision " starts " a family. Where that leads, you will hav more
One of the best comic book series I have ever read.
A must read!
this series has been marvel's watchmen.
Classic material wall to wall.
This books makes me want to go back and undo the few 10s I've ever given to other comics. I hope everyone reads this and it becomes a book people continue to read for years to come. An amazing, perfect series.
One of the best works of literature to be create. Life is but a dream.
The first 10 I've given here.
It makes me sad to think I'll never enjoy a comic this well done again. If I could rate the series higher I would. A true masterpiece. Life is but a dream.
I gonna miss this séries
Life is but a dream.
10/10 LEGENDARY STAUTS!!!!
Tear.
Series like this come once in a decade, at best. This is part of the comic book history now.
And 9.5 for the series.
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