This comic has a laughable formula, and in first look is a quixotic attempt to sell the family life of an Avenger. Yes, Hawkeye worked, but here the variables are entirely different. Vision is a synthezoid, and probably everyone's least favourite. 
 King's take on Vision reminded me of Gaiman's Black Orchid run, reinventing a not so mainstream character, by embracing the original handicaps with fresh perspectives. I read a little deep into fan letters and found these words of King himself "For me, Vision is the chance to explore the alienation that sometimes attract people to comics, the tension that comes from not being normal in a society that demands normality". This summarizes the series so perfectly, comic is still a misfits medium, despite the cameo popularity during major movie releases. Vision maybe an Avenger, who has saved the world multiple times; but he is always an outsider to societal standards, and is forced to make do with that. 
 Vision felt less Marvel and more Vertigo or Image in execution. Virginia's mental struggle to balance morality and motherhood, Viv and Vin's longing for acceptance in normalcy and image of Vision torn between his identity, loyalty and family are going to stay with me for a long while. 
 The story had a running monologue in flashback, though the panels moved in real time. This monologue in initial issues were illustrated in 'purple' boxes with creativity and affection. Towards the final issues the independence represented by 'purple' colour gave way to aggressiveness of 'red'. This synesthetic approach managed to maintain a whole universe with its intricacies in background, which could have easily overshadowed the former narrative. I adored the pace, and cross tie in elements and throw backs. Though introduced via Agatha's prophecy the disturbing Wanda storyline from golden ages formed a strong physiological backing here, and it was devastatingly beautiful. 
 To conclude things with brevity, King's miniseries is more than just paranoid people making androids paranoid. It is Vision's Planet Hulk.