Almanaque do Capitão América #65
In "Para Presidente Capitão América," a 1984 comic from Editora Abril, the Captain faces a dual threat as the I.M.A. sends the Adaptóide and the Saltador to stop him. With Jack Kirby's dynamic art and Stan Lee and João Paulo Martins' storytelling, the issue explores a high-stakes confrontation where the Captain's powers are mirrored and challenged—only to turn the tide in a moment of unexpected resistance. The cover by John Byrne and Joe Rubinstein captures the tension perfectly.
In "Para Presidente Capitão América," a political figure pushes Steve Rogers to run for the U.S. presidency, forcing the hero to confront the weight of his legacy and the role he might play beyond the battlefield. The story explores the tension between duty and democracy, asking whether a symbol of justice should step into the highest office—or stay true to the ideals he’s always protected.
In "Guerra sob as Águas," Attuma and the Red Ghost join forces to seize Atlantida and launch a devastating assault on Atlantic City, using the Red Ghost's advanced research to manipulate Namor, Hawkeye, and the Valkyrie through mind control. With Atlantida's fate hanging in the balance, the heroes must fight not just an invading force, but the very minds that once protected them.
In "Capitão América Encontra o Adaptóide / A Chegada do Saltador," the Sentinel of Liberty faces a dual threat when the I.M.A. sends the shapeshifting Adaptóide and the acrobatic Saltador to capture him. As the Adaptóide mimics Captain America’s powers and nearly succeeds, the sudden arrival of the Saltador throws the plan into chaos—forcing the hero to reclaim his edge and confront both foes in a battle of wits and strength.
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