Fera

Fera burst onto the Brazilian comics scene in 1982 through Editora Abril's Superaventuras Marvel #3, a Bronze Age debut shaped by the creative hands of Roger McKenzie, Jotapê Martins, and the legendary Frank Miller. Published across an impressive span stretching all the way to 2022, this character has proven a remarkably enduring presence in the catalog, appearing across Superaventuras Marvel, Marvel Série I, and Marvel Série II. The company Fera keeps is genuinely elite — sharing pages with the likes of Wolverine, Capitão América, Ciclope, Scott Summers, and Hank McCoy speaks to a place at the heart of some seriously high-stakes Marvel storytelling as filtered through the beloved Abril editions. For collectors of Brazilian Marvel history, Fera is a fascinating piece of the puzzle — a character rooted in a golden era of localized publishing that deserves far more recognition than it typically gets.