Legendary Iron Man Tony Stark convinces the other members of the Avengers not to help mutants against the evil organization, but there is an ulterior motive behind this decision.
In the vast and intertwined universe of Marvel Comics, collaborations between heroes are more common than exceptions. From the start, Marvel has distinguished itself by allowing its characters to cross paths on a regular basis, something that is rarely seen in other superhero universes. But this characteristic, which is celebrated by fans, has also become a source of criticism. Many readers have wondered why the heroes of the other series seem to be sidelined in the face of the global dangers depicted in one series.
Why don’t the Avengers intervene in the fight against Orchis?
The story begins with a conversation between Captain Marvel and Iron Man, who discuss recent events. As the Avengers defeat the Ashen Coalition and work to establish a new base, concerns arise about the anti-mutant group Orchis. Despite the pressure of work and the desire not to be vigilant of the whole planet, Carol Danvers expressed her concern about the threat that Orchis represents.
Tony Stark gives an explanation with the usual clarity: the Avengers, despite their greatness, are not the right tool to deal with the problem of Orcs. In the monthly comic, Stark is seen working closely with the X-Men teams, coordinating efforts to fight the Orcs, even taking control of the organization. Bringing heroes like Thor into the fray could undermine the Mutant Resistance’s underhanded work.
Additionally, Stark proves that despite her power, the current Avengers team only consists of seven heroes, while Orkis is capable of destroying hundreds of mutants at once. This makes sense and gives a lot of explanation as to why the Avengers should stay away from the X-Men issue.
The game in the shadows
Tony Stark’s decision not to mobilize the Avengers in the fight against Orchis highlights not only the military strategy behind his actions, but his deep knowledge of his allies and enemies. A genius in many fields, Stark understands the importance of working from the shadows when the situation calls for it, an approach that differs greatly from the open combat the Avengers are used to. This vision highlights the complexity of relationships and power dynamics in the Marvel Universe, with alliances as strategic fluidity.
The X-Men’s role in this equation is just as crucial. Their fight against Orchis highlights the constant threat that mutants face, not only from outsiders, but from the fear and prejudice within the society they are sworn to protect. The collaboration between Stark and the X-Men reinforces the idea that victories in the wider Marvel universe are achieved not only through strength, but through cunning and teamwork.
A fellowship that goes beyond this
This combination emphasizes the importance of adapting to each different enemy, recognizing that some opponents require a more stealthy and stealthy approach.
The challenge Orkis presents is not only physical but also ideological, attacking the coexistence of humans and mutants. This fight highlights the importance of behind-the-scenes action, where victories often take place away from the spotlight and without public recognition. Stark’s commitment to working with the X-Men, respecting their methods and sharing their burdens, demonstrates the unity and diversity of strategies necessary to confront threats in the Marvel Universe. The broad fabric of their society.
“Avengers #11” is now available in both comic book stores and online, offering fans a window into the complexities of strategy and ethics in the Marvel Universe.