A Teia do Aranha #3
In "A Marca do Doutrinador," Peter Parker returns to New York after a mysterious absence, trying to reconnect with Aunt May and Gwen Stacy—only to find his past lies are unraveling fast. When a night out at a nightclub where Mary Jane works takes a sinister turn, Spider-Man uncovers a hidden network using mind-control tech to manipulate the powerful, forcing him into a web of deception he didn’t see coming. Written by Stan Lee and Estúdio Criarte, with art by Johnny Romita and Don Heck, and a cover by John Romita, this 1989 issue from Editora Abril blends personal stakes with a chilling conspiracy.
In "A Marca do Doutrinador," Peter Parker returns to New York after a long absence, desperate to reconnect with Aunt May and reunite with Gwen. His attempt to explain his disappearance to Captain Stacy leads to a fragile peace—until a night out at a club where Mary Jane works takes a dangerous turn. What starts as a quiet reunion quickly spirals into a hidden threat, as Peter uncovers a web of manipulation tied to a secret operation using mind-control technology.
In "Amarga Vitória," Peter Parker struggles to protect Gwen Stacy when a mind-control scheme targeting Captain Stacy leaves him blinded and vulnerable. As the King of Crime’s plot unfolds, Peter finds himself trapped in a web of deception—Gwen turns against him, his home is attacked, and he uncovers damning photos that could expose the truth. Now, torn between revealing the conspiracy and shielding the people he loves from disgrace, he must navigate a battle where every choice risks everything.
In "Todos na Mesma Teia," Gwen Stacy uncovers the truth behind her father George’s mind control, tied to secret documents that put them both in the crosshairs of the police and the King of Crime’s men. With a desperate escape plan unraveling at the airport, the Stacy family is cornered in an abandoned factory, where the Homem-Aranha arrives just as Norman Osborn begins to remember the dark past he’s spent years suppressing. As tensions explode and old enemies collide, survival hangs in the balance.
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