Story #2#24.1 (no title given)
Writer: Brian Michael Bendis. Penciler: Brandon Peterson. Inker: Brandon Peterson. Colorist: Sonia Oback. Editor: Tom Brevoort. Cover Penciler: Brandon Peterson. Cover Inker: Brandon Peterson. Letterer: Cory Petit.
Synopsis
In an opening flashback reprint an enraged She-Hulk rips the android Vision apart down the middle, because he just tried to kill the Avengers.
In the present Tony Stark has got Vision back in almost full working order again. Although it's mostly down to the android's own healing process, which Tony admits he doesn't understand.
For his part Vision doesn't understand why She-Hulk attacked him. Tony reluctantly explains it was all the fault of Vision's wife Wanda, the Scarlet Witch. She caused the Avengers to disband. He believes she took away the powers of most mutants, but he doesn't know how. Since then she's been lying low.
Vision asks Tony to explain in more detail. Which he presumably does. But we skip ahead to the next scene.
Vision finds She-Hulk. Jennifer Walters apologises deeply for what she did. Even though she was under Wanda's control at the time, she still blames herself, and she quit the Avengers because of it. Vision forgives her, and She-Hulk gives him a hug, even though he hates shows of emotion. She asks him not to blame Wanda too much, because after all her father was Magneto.
So Vision's next stop is the X-Men's Utopia island, where Magneto, Cyclops and Emma Frost are watching Hope Summers sparring with Colossus.
Vision and Magneto exchange insults. Vision wants to know where Scarlet Witch is. Magneto says he doesn't know. Magneto threatens to tear the partially-metallic android apart (again) with his magnetic power. Vision does his trick of reaching inside a body and grasps Magneto's heart.
Magneto dares him to follow through, and Vision's human allies will never forgive him. Vision removes his hand. In return Magneto forbears from turning the android into a puppet, because Wanda might not like it. Instead he magnetically hurls Vision to San Francisco.
The last scene is at Avengers Mansion, surrounded by protesting crowds. Captain America is waiting for Vision to return. Hawkeye and Spider-Woman are kissing, and tell Cap they are now a couple.
Cap tells Vision off, but then commiserates with him, and suggests he put his past behind him.