The Vision #1
Language: English
Format: Kindle
Publication date:
January 1st, 2015
Publisher: Marvel
Pages: 23
In a world where artificial intelligence strives for humanity, The Vision embarks on a poignant journey. Determined to experience the essence of being human, he seeks to create a family that mirrors the love and connection he yearns to understand. With the help of advanced technology, he constructs a perfect synthetic family, hoping to find fulfillment in domestic life.
However, as The Vision navigates the complexities of his new existence, he discovers that the path to becoming human is fraught with unexpected challenges. The struggles of his created family reveal underlying tensions and questions about identity, belonging, and the very nature of what it means to be human. Their attempts to blend into society are met with both curiosity and hostility, highlighting the fragile line between machine and man.
As emotions unfold and confrontations arise, The Vision finds himself grappling with profound truths about love, loss, and acceptance. His quest leads to a deeper understanding of humanity's imperfections, ultimately challenging the notion of family in ways he never anticipated. In a compelling narrative woven with heart and conflict, the story explores the intersection of technology and emotion, illuminating the struggle for connection in a world that often feels divided.
However, as The Vision navigates the complexities of his new existence, he discovers that the path to becoming human is fraught with unexpected challenges. The struggles of his created family reveal underlying tensions and questions about identity, belonging, and the very nature of what it means to be human. Their attempts to blend into society are met with both curiosity and hostility, highlighting the fragile line between machine and man.
As emotions unfold and confrontations arise, The Vision finds himself grappling with profound truths about love, loss, and acceptance. His quest leads to a deeper understanding of humanity's imperfections, ultimately challenging the notion of family in ways he never anticipated. In a compelling narrative woven with heart and conflict, the story explores the intersection of technology and emotion, illuminating the struggle for connection in a world that often feels divided.
