Hello! Assuming you didn't see my first post (I ain't judging), I just read all of Avengers Volume 6/7, adjacent titles likes New and Uncanny Avengers, as well as any events, annuals, miniseries, and more relating to the Avengers. Sorry these posts are a bit long, but they're still a much easier read than several years worth of comics. I hope you enjoy!

\#1. Unstable Wives  
The first thing we see this volume is the Vision reaching out to his ex-wife Wanda, as he's been having trouble with visions. It's believed this is due to his perfect memory, with Wanda saying she has the luxury of forgetting things where Vizh doesn't. It's started to affect his work, seeing things that aren't there, and Vision believes the main cause is the emotions associated to his memories. The reason he is here is to test this, by seeing someone so tied up in both memory and emotion, and it sees his theory is proven correct. Vision tells her he plans on purging his emotions again to rectify this issue, flying away despite her objection. And he does so, purging his emotions again, but he doesn't realize that Kang is hiding nearby affecting his programming. More on that later though, now I want to touch on Vision's new family he makes in order to have a normal life. A while ago, the Scarlet Witch had given Vision her brain patterns so he could potentially make a wife for himself despite the two of them not being together. Vision used this to make a wife for himself (Virginia), and children based on their combined brain patterns, but things went horribly wrong quick. When the Grim Reaper breaks in the destroy them all, Virginia kills the villain after he badly injures their daughter Vivian. Vision himself soon finds out about this, but helps to cover it up so he won't lose his family. The Avengers get suspicious, so they send in Victor Mancha as a spy, but this interference results in the death of Vision's son Vin. The following events also result in Virginia's death at her own hands, leaving Vision left with only his daughter Vivian.

\#2. Working For Kang  
One day, the Vision detects a break in signal at the former Avengers Tower and flies over to investigate. Inside, he finds Iron Man, Captain America, and Spider-Man battling a giant alien monster, which turns into a whole thing. Vision defeats this alien alongside these heroes and several more who join like Thor and Nova, and they form a new team of Avengers together! However, the Avengers call out Nova, as the alien called out his name and they believe Nova may have withheld key information. Vision covers for the youth, saying that he must have been familiar with the old Nova corps, not this one in particular. They seem to buy this, and Nova thanks Vizh for covering for him like that. But then, Vision turns this around, seemingly blackmailing the young hero as Vision tells Nova that he owes him for covering like that. The Avengers begin working as a team on various missions, and on one he teams up Ms. Marvel. He records their adventure, but edits his footage to make it look like she is endangering civilians! Presenting this footage results in Ms. Marvel being booted from the team, so Nova confronts him in front of everyone about his recent suspicious actions. Nova is also kicked off the team as they all side with Vision. Not long after this, the Avengers make battle with Kang! When Vision sides with the villain, this reveals Kang's tampering. Vision battles against Iron Man, who reboots the synthezoid, and once Vizh awakens he is enraged at Kang! He attacks Kang, but the villain disappears, having been overwhelmed by Earth's Mightiest. The Vision apologizes to his team, flying off to think about things.

\#3. Family Matters  
Days later, one of Kang's failsafes begins to overload the synthezoid with his stored solar energy! Fortunately, the Vision's "aunt" Nadia Pym arrives in the nick of time to save him. Vision is grateful, but with this disaster averted, the Avengers are soon called away to locate Nova's father who went missing in space. They follow a rescue beacon, but this is revealed to be a trap to send those who follow it into the Negative Zone! In this place, the Vision is "poisoned" by the Negative Sun, but thankfully Iron Man manages to reverse the effects by modifying Nova's helmet. In the Zone, the Avengers battle Annihilus, who designed the trap and powered it with the Nega Bands. They grab the bands and head back to their world, but it seems not all Avengers made it through. Spider-Man was trapped on the other side, so Vision uses the Nega Bands to swap places with Spidey and continue the fight against Annihilus, and each Avenger follows suit until Annihilus is defeated. Once everyone is for sure though, they destroy the device and return home without finding Nova's father. Home again, the Vision hears word from the Avengers Unity Squad that Ultron has returned masquerading as Henry Pym. Vizh arrives in time to help the team, battling his "father" one-on-one until the Wasp activates an EMP to shut Ultron down. He won't be down long, so Vision and the others trap Ultron inside a Hulkbuster suit and take it to space. However, Ultron breaks free from his confinements, leading Vision to battle Ultron again. In this fight, Vizh gets Ultron to admit Pym truly is dead, giving the team the assurance they needed to throw Ultron into the Sun guilt-free, which they then do.

\#4. Declaring War On Kang  
Getting some time to himself after recent events, Vision finally has time to consider more about what Kang did to him. He's still furious with this violation as well as all the torment he's caused to the Avengers throughout their history. He believes that killing Kang as a baby may be a logical if not heartless solution, so he goes on a quest into the future to do this using a time machine in the FF's former basement. There are no clear records of Kang's birth, so Vision goes back in time to Ancient Egypt where Kang once ruled as Pharaoh to analyze data from his time machine. But as Vision arrives and goes to investigate, he is set upon by a strange wraith, and the two battle! Their fight leads them both to Rama-Tut's time machine, at which point the wraith mysteriously vanishes. The Vision is confused, but regardless he gets the next date he needs and heads off through time. The next time Vision travels to is 3022, but the wraith appears here too! They fight again, and their battle leads them to Kang the Conqueror's helmet, at which point the strange wraith disappears once again. Dismissing this, Vision downloads the data he's been searching for from Kang's helmet, and he proceeds to travel to not long after Kang was born. Silently, Vision stands above young Kang with the wraith standing next to him. But it seems that neither could kill the infant, as we next see Vision back in the present battling Kang who demands the location of the child! Time instability splits Kang into two, and even though the Avengers arrive to help, Vision is destroyed by the pair! Thankfully, Vision uploaded his mind elsewhere just in time, so the time-travelers leave.

\#5. Fixing Vision's Mess  
Once Vision is repaired, he explains how he essentially declared war with Kang to the Avengers. They're not happy with this of course, but this conversation is interrupted when the Avengers are all suddenly transported to Limbo! It seems that Kang took a page out of Vision's book and killed each of the Avengers as kids, but our heroes were plucked out of time by a future version of Kang himself. He explains to all that if they return to normal time that it will catch up with them and they'll be erased, but fortunately Hercules (the last remaining Avenger) gets his hands on an artifact that can anchor them temporarily. This allows them all to return and aid Hercules against the army of Kangs, which keeps getting larger the longer the timestream is disrupted. Knowing they'll quickly become overwhelmed, Vision tasks the Wasp with taking the baby Kang back to his proper time so they can fix everything. She succeeds in their mission, but the Avengers agree they should try to stop Kang for good somehow, just without killing. The Vision offers up a solution, revealing a future version of himself who had been following him through time disguised as a wraith. They suggest a simultaneous strike on all Kang's strongholds through time, weakening his final base. They do this, assembling Avengers from across time to help with this endeavor. The Visions coordinate all this from outside time, leading to a final battle in the far future once Kang's strongholds are toppled. They absorb the Kangs into a strange device, erasing the duplicates and saving all their futures! The future Vision is given this device for safekeeping, and all Avengers return to their own times.

\#6. Taken and Changed  
When Hydra took control of America, their scientists reprogrammed Vision, suppressing his original self and making a version loyal to them. He is placed on Hydra's version of the Avengers, where he rekindles a romance with the Scarlet Witch, although he doesn't seem to can that she is being possessed by the demon Chthon. Things stay this way until around the end of the event when his daughter Vivian is in trouble. Breaking through his reprogramming, he manages to help her and her Champion allies defeat the Hydra forces they were fighting, and not long after this Hydra is toppled completely by other heroes elsewhere. Now, the Vision had been acting as an overprotective father for a while now, not trusting his daughter to take care of things on her new team the Champions. We get to see this front and center during a crossover between the Avengers and the Champions, when the two teams work together to stop a continent-busting meteor from wrecking the US. They all manage to stop the meteor, but for some strange reason it manages to shake all of the Earth's tallest buildings. During this mission, Vizh keeps undermining his daughter, telling her what to do trying to keep her safe. It's not long before the heroes learn that this vibration is an attempt to fuse our Earth with the High Evolutionary's Counter Earth, swapping things on both Earths, including Falcon and Vivian! Both teams head to Counter Earth, and Vision attacks the High Evolutionary, demanding to know where his daughter is! But that's when Vivian emerges from the shadows, revealing that the High Evolutionary had transformed Vision's daughter... into a human!

\#7. His Whole World  
Vision is unsure of how to feel about this sudden transformation of his daughter, but she helps him to find and rescue the captured Falcon. Until this is all resolved, Vizh tells his daughter to hide as he rejoins the others and defeat the High Evolutionary together. Though the villain is defeated, they have no clue about how to stop the Earths from fusing together. Vivian emerges, having learned about this while in being held prisoner. Though upset with his daughter that she did not remain hidden and safe, Vision thanks Vivian for her help and says that he's proud of her. Following the girl's direction, everyone heads down into the center of Counter Earth in search of something High Evolutionary was trying to destroy by merging the Earths. On their way down, Vision tells Vivian of his recent encounter with his future self, meaning he knows he'll have a long life, but is upset that Vivian will not be able to spend it with him due to both the way he designed her to age as well as her now having a human form. He wants to protect her, but also to spend as much time with her as he can. Finally at the bottom, Avengers and Champions fight giant beasts, but they're quickly running out of time before the Worlds Collide! To save both worlds, Vivian sacrifices both worlds, leaving Vision distraught. After the mission, a grieving Vision desperately tries making a new Viv with Wasp's help, despite her objection. But just as this new Vivian awakens, the human version returns, with reports of her death being greatly exaggerated. This all gets resolved in the Champions title, with the new Viv sacrificing herself and the original Vivian returns to her artificial body.

Avengers and Beyond Vol 7 - Vision