Capitão América #174
In "Crepúsculo Vermelho," the fractured Avengers face a new wave of chaos as the deranged Scarlet Witch and her brother Quicksilver are drawn back into Magneto's orbit. With the Tigress vanished after escaping Immortus's grasp, Henry Pym and the Human Torch launch a desperate search across a world teetering on the edge. Written by John Byrne and the Estúdio Art & Comics team, with art by Byrne and inks by Paul Ryan, this 1993 issue delivers a tense, character-driven story grounded in mystery and escalating stakes — all framed by Byrne’s striking cover.
In "Crepúsculo Vermelho," Capitão América takes on a high-stakes mission to uncover the whereabouts of the missing Caveira Vermelha, leading Ossos Cruzados and Mecanus to confront Magneto through a daring ruse involving a robotic double. When the impostor is defeated in Washington, the true threat behind the abduction begins to unfold—though the full scope remains hidden.
In "Mais do que Sombra Escarlate," a fractured Avengers team faces chaos as the deranged Scarlet Witch and her brother Quicksilver are drawn back into Magneto’s orbit. With the Tigress vanished after escaping Immortus’s grasp, Henry Pym and the Human Torch race to find her—before the shadows deepen further.
In "Reunião em Família," the Avengers launch a daring assault on the asteroid M, only to be thwarted by Magneto, who effortlessly sends them back to Earth. Amid the chaos, Scarlet Witch disables the android body of the Human Torch, leaving the team reeling and the stakes higher than ever.
In "A Sombra do Medo / Onde Vou Me Esconder / O Caminho da Víbora," the Cobra refuses to join Loki’s vengeance, then tracks down his former partner, Mister Hyde, defeating and humiliating him. With newfound confidence, he embraces the identity of the King Cobra, stepping into a darker role.
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