Atos de Vingança #[nn]
This massive omnibus collects the complete 2024 Brazilian re-presentation of the classic 'Acts of Vengeance' crossover event, where a coalition of villains—led by Loki, Magneto, and the Red Skull—manipulated heroes into facing unfamiliar foes. Panini Brasil's edition gathers the core storyline and all tie-in issues from across the Marvel line, featuring an enormous cast including Spider-Man, the Avengers, the Fantastic Four, the X-Men, and dozens of their most iconic adversaries.
"Prólogo" kicks off a high-stakes mystery in Atos de Vingança #nn, where Captain America and Hank Pym race to safely remove Namor’s control disc without harming him, leading them to seek a second disc for study. With the Red Skull orchestrating a dangerous hunt, Bones Cross and The Voice pursue the Controller—only to find him attempting to steal Thor’s power, setting up a tense confrontation that turns the tables in a clever twist. Written by Mark Gruenwald, Mateus Ornellas, and Rodrigo Oliveira, with art by Ron Lim and Danny Bulanadi, and colors by Nel Yomtov, the issue’s dynamic storytelling is perfectly framed by John Byrne’s striking cover.
In "Prólogo," Cobra confronts his past when he learns Mr. Hyde has escaped the Vault, prompting him to test his worth as leader of the Serpent Society by facing the man who once was his partner. The tension crackles as old rivalries resurface, and the stakes rise with every step toward a showdown neither expected.
In "Contos da Gruta," the imprisoned Mago is approached in his cell by a mysterious figure who returns his uniform—offering a chance to escape. Seizing the moment, he triggers a mass breakout, forcing the Guardians to call for reinforcements.
In "Contos da Gruta [Parte 2]", Homem de Ferro arrives to help quell the uprising in the cavern, but his presence is met with suspicion—Tony Stark’s past actions during the Armors' Wars still weigh heavily. Gavião Arqueiro soon joins, and as he comes to believe the Iron Man before him isn’t responsible for the current crisis, he sets aside old grievances to aid in rescuing the injured guards.
In "Tempestade gravitacional," Graviton is hired by the Crime King to take down the Spider-Man, leading him to a bold and destructive plan: uprooting the Clarim Diário building from its foundations in a bid to expose the hero's hiding place. The story unfolds with high-stakes tension as gravity itself becomes a weapon in a city on edge.
In "O ponto fraco," Quasar teams up with the non-powered staff of the Avengers to stop a mysterious swarm of robots from destroying the Hidrobase, testing their resolve and resourcefulness in a high-stakes stand against an unseen threat.
In "null," the Red Skull is drawn into the Atos de Vingança, a mysterious alliance that pulls together heroes and villains in unexpected ways. When Captain America returns to the Avengers' base, he finds it submerged beneath the ocean, while Namor, summoned with a dangerous offer, tries in vain to warn the others. As the Controlador is brought into the fold and Namor falls under the Red Skull’s mental sway, the line between ally and enemy blurs in a confrontation that leaves the fate of the team hanging.
In "O princípio da absorção," Quasar must stop the fugitive Homem-Absorvente, who gains power by siphoning the quantum properties of Quasar’s own Braceletes Quânticos—pushing the hero to the edge as he fights to contain a threat that grows stronger with every stolen ability.
In "Ferido por dentro," Bumerangue launches a daring assault on a Stark Industries division on Justin Hammer’s orders, driven by a hunt for secrets about the elusive Phantom. As his mission unfolds, Loki’s subtle manipulation begins to twist Bumerangue’s loyalty, pushing him toward a dangerous confrontation with the Hawkeye.
In "Montagem necessária," Jo and a team of reserve Avengers rally to salvage the wreckage of the Hidrobase and the Avengers Mansion, their mission complicated by the sudden emergence of the Androide do Pensador Louco—awakened by the destruction they’re trying to repair. The story unfolds with tense precision, blending salvage efforts with unexpected threats, as old alliances are tested and new dangers rise from the ruins.
In "Destruir? Eu quase o matei," Tony inspects his new prosthetics lab with Rhodey when the Destruidor attacks, forcing Iron Man into a brutal fight that leaves the facility in ruins. Just as the threat seems over, Quemistro appears, ready to finish what the Destruidor started.
In "Química do mal!", Iron Man faces off against Chemistro, whose matter-transformation rays threaten to unravel everything in their path. Forced to seek an unlikely ally, he turns to the villain’s brother, diving into a high-stakes race to craft a countermeasure before the chaos escalates.
In "O plano prossegue!", Loki orchestrates a cunning deception, luring the Alienígenas into attacking the West Coast Avengers as part of his larger scheme within the Atos de Vingança. Meanwhile, Immortus quietly weaves his influence through events involving the Feiticeira Escarlate, setting unseen forces in motion.
In "O seu nome é Fanático!", Loki orchestrates a shocking crossover, teleporting the fanatical villain from his English prison straight to New York to confront Thor. As the God of Thunder pushes through the assault, a sudden vulnerability strikes—just as the New Warriors step in to take the fight.
When Thor falls in battle, the New Warriors must stand against the Fanático alone—until the god of thunder regains his strength and returns to join them in a desperate fight. Together, they push back the darkness, but the cost and consequences of their victory remain uncertain.
In "Controle remoto," Capitão América and Hank Pym race to find a way to remove the control disc from Namor without harming him, leading them to seek another disc for study. When the Red Skull sends Crossbones and the Voice to capture the Controller—now fleeing after attempting to steal Thor’s power—Capitão America intercepts them, turning the tables with a clever trap that forces the villain to wear the disc himself. The Red Skull’s plan to use the Controller against a mysterious ally of the Atos de Vingança quickly unravels when he realizes his new pawn is far too strong to control.
In "Moscas na catedral," Quasar tracks the fugitive Laser Vivo from Earth to the Moon and into the enigmatic domain of the Vigia, where he confronts the spectral threat of the Fantasma Vermelho. As the battle unfolds across fractured realities, Quasar must navigate the lingering echoes of a forgotten war—before the line between hero and hunter blurs beyond recall.
In "Atrações perigosas!", Magneto takes a bold step, confronting the Spider-Man directly, convinced the hero’s newly revealed abilities might signal the rise of a powerful new mutant. The tension between ideology and instinct ignites as two iconic figures from opposite sides of the mutant struggle face off in a moment that could redefine their paths.
In "Maior a queda," the deadly alliance of Doctor Destiny, the King of Crime, and Magneto sends the colossal Golias to confront a cosmic-powered Spider-Man in a battle that pushes both hero and villain to their limits. The story unfolds with high stakes and escalating tension, as the fate of the city hangs in the balance.
In "O gambito de Shaw," the cunning Shaw enlists the mighty Mr. Tira-Teima—yes, the Hulk—to take down the Spider-Man, who now wields cosmic powers. What follows is a high-stakes clash that sends the Hulk soaring into space, leaving the outcome hanging in the balance.
In "Ascensão de Terminus," Quasar uncovers the shocking truth behind the Homem-Aranha’s sudden surge of power—tied to a mysterious extradimensional force. When Terminus returns to lay waste to New York, the two heroes team up to hurl him into orbit, leaving him stranded in the void.
In "Repulsão magnética," Capitão América and Hank Pym free Namor from the Controller’s mind control, only to find themselves caught in a storm of conflicting loyalties. When the Captain defeats the villain, he’s met with a chilling sight: Magneto, delivering justice on the Red Skull for his wartime atrocities—locking him away in a forgotten nuclear shelter with nothing but ten gallons of water and time to reckon with his past.
In "A Terra em apuros," the West Coast Avengers rally to defend Los Angeles as the Mole unleashes monstrous forces upon the city. Magnum and the original Torch descend into the underground, where they face not just the villain’s traps but a troubling truth: the Mole may be a pawn in a larger scheme. As the team regroups, a chilling realization dawns—someone is manipulating events from the shadows, aiming to break them apart.
In "Ponto de ruptura," Magneto hijacks the West Coast Avengers' base and launches it into space in a desperate bid to reach his comatose daughter. As the Avengers' final mission unfolds, they uncover Loki's hidden hand behind the chaos—only for the Mago to flee, pursued through the wreckage of their fallen stronghold. With the team fractured and the city in disarray, Thor confronts Loki in a clash of gods and illusions, while the Vespa returns to find Wanda's descent into madness has left the American Agent and Magnum broken in her wake.
In "Nas garras do poder!", Loki unleashes the transformed Tri-Sentinela, forcing the Spider-Man to temporarily wield the cosmic might of Captain Universe to stand against the threat. But with victory comes a cost—after the battle, the Aranha is left without the powers that once carried him through the stars.
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