Also I felt I needed to have a dictionary and thesaurus by my side whilst reading it as the android dialogue is littered with long complex words which I guess I kind of feel I should expected as the graphic novel is based around a family of androids.
But I thought I would give it ago again as I saw it at my local library. This time I was determined to get to the end of the graphic novel not matter what. And I did finish it but it was a hard slog.
The story is based around Vision and his andriod family which he unconventionally created as he felt he was missing something.
The story starts when the family has been living im their new neighbours for awhile, so you don't really get an understanding how he created them but you get the impression that quite a few people in the Marvel universe, including some members of the Avengers aren't happy about his decisions.
He appears to have created his own perfect family who appear to be living a perfect life. A wife (Virgina) and two teenage twins (Vin and Viv) who attend the local high school. Virgina appears to be the perfect house wife.
But I soon realised that Vision's family isn't as perfect as they seem in fact some of the family will do almost anything to keep up the presence of being a perfect family and the graphic novel takes a sinister turn that I wasn't expected or prepared for.
Even though I struggled reading this graphic novel - I would definitely read the second volume as I'm intrigued how far a spiralling and desperate Vision would go to keep his family together.
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