A Teia do Aranha #2
In "O Dia do Desastre," an amnesic Spider-Man struggles to piece together his identity while May’s health takes a sharp turn for the worse, leaving her unconscious. As authorities and military forces debate how to handle the web-slinger—especially after his recent aid to Doctor Octopus—J. Jonah Jameson is stunned to learn his own son is defending Spider-Man. With news of Ka-Zar and his saber-toothed tiger Zabu arriving in New York, Jameson hires the jungle warrior to track down the masked hero. Written by Stan Lee and Estúdio Criarte, with art by John Romita and Don Heck, and a cover by John Romita, this 1989 issue delivers tension and mystery in a story that hinges on identity, loyalty, and the cost of truth.
In "O Dia do Desastre," the Spider-Man, suffering from amnesia after exposure to the Nullifier device, is manipulated by the Doctor Octopus into believing he’s one of his henchmen. Forced to commit crimes that shock the city, he struggles with growing unease, even as his actions make headlines. Meanwhile, Peter Parker’s sudden disappearance leaves his friends and family searching for answers, unaware of the truth behind his actions.
In "Parte II: Surge Kazar!", the amnesic Spider-Man struggles to piece together his identity while caring for his increasingly ill aunt May. As authorities and military forces debate how to handle the web-slinger—especially after his recent alliance with Dr. Octopus—J. Jonah Jameson is stunned to learn his own son is defending Spider-Man. When news arrives of Ka-Zar and his saber-toothed tiger Zabu arriving in New York, Jameson hires the jungle hero to track down the elusive wall-crawler.
In "Parte III: Como Matar o Homem-Aranha!", Ka-Zar brings the defeated Spider-Man to the rooftops to uncover why J. Jonah Jameson hired him to capture the web-slinger. As Spider-Man regains his memories, he reveals the truth—only for Ka-Zar to be forced to leave when Zabu is threatened by police, leaving Spider-Man to flee amid the chaos.
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