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The Avengers (1963) - #210
"You Don't Need the Weathermen to Know Which Way the Wind Blows!"
Marvel
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Writer(s):
Bill Mantlo
Penciller(s):
Gene Colan - 'Adam Austin'
Inker(s):
Daniel 'Dan' Green
Colorist(s):
Ben Sean
Letterer(s):
Jean Simek - 'Jean Izzo'
Editor(s):
Jim Salicrup
Cover Artist(s):
Gene Colan - 'Adam Austin'
Dan Crespi
Daniel 'Dan' Green
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Cover Date: August 1981
Cover Price: US $0.50
Issue Tagline: The Wrath of the Weathermen!
Format: Color; Standard Comic Issue
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Letters Column: Avengers Assemble!
Synopsis:
The Avengers find natural disaster happening all over the world. They split up to investigate the phenomena, with Thor staying in NY to try to use his powers to determine the root of the problems. Thor flies into the NY sky, and is defeated by someone calling himself a weatherman, who has even greater control of the elements than Thor. Cap & Iron Man go to London to recue people there, and run into another weatherman. They are defeated as well. Wasp & Wonder Man go to Antarctica to investigate, run into another weatherman, and are also defeated. Vision & Scarlet Witch investigate tornadoes in Kansas, and are also defeated by a weatherman. The Beast investigates subzero temperatures in Buenos Aires, and is also defeated by a weatherman. Meanwhile, Jocasta, on a hunch, takes a quinjet up in orbit to a NASA weather satellite called Samarobryn. She goes inside, and finds that the satellite is sentient, and plans to destroy humans by controlling the weather. The weatherman are manipulated crew members of the weather satellite. Jocasta is able to blast just the right spot in the satellite to destroy its sentience and restore it to just being a weather satellite. When the Avengers reconvene, Captain America announces that the team will be reorganized.
Reprinted/Collected in:
40 Years of the Avengers (2006) DVD-ROM
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