Mercenário

Mercenário made their entrance in the very first issue of Superaventuras Marvel in 1982 — a Bronze Age debut that doesn't get much more landmark than that — brought to life by the creative force of Roger McKenzie, Jotapê Martins, and a young Frank Miller at the height of his powers. Published under the Brazilian imprint Editora Abril, this character's story is woven into the fabric of Marvel's Portuguese-language comics landscape, appearing across Superaventuras Marvel, Marvel Série II, and Demolidor over a remarkable span stretching nearly four decades to 2021. The company here is genuinely elite — sharing pages with Demolidor, Matt Murdock, Homem-Aranha, Homem de Ferro, and the formidable Wilson Fisk — placing Mercenário squarely in some of the most charged, street-level corners of the Marvel universe. With a key issue already to their name and that storied debut, this is a character that rewards the curious collector willing to dig into the rich, distinct world of Brazilian Marvel publishing.