Homem de Ferro

Tony Stark is a brilliant billionaire industrialist who built a sophisticated suit of powered armor to escape captivity, then continued using that technology to fight threats as the armored Avenger Iron Man — published in Brazil under this Portuguese name by Editora Abril.

Homem de Ferro made his Brazilian comics debut in 1967, arriving in the pages of Capitão Z (3ª Série) #0 courtesy of Silver Age architects Al Hartley and Don Heck — and what a debut it was, with two of his catalog appearances earning key-issue recognition among collectors. Published through Editora Abril across an remarkable 57-year span, this armored icon has been a fixture of Brazilian Marvel publishing, appearing most prominently in Superaventuras Marvel and Marvel Série I, sharing adventures with the likes of Capitão América, Steve Rogers, Tony Stark, Homem-Aranha, and Peter Parker. With 63 catalog appearances and a run stretching all the way to 2024, Homem de Ferro stands as one of the most enduring presences in Brazilian comics history — a Silver Age arrival who never stopped suiting up.