Capitão Z (3ª Série) #1
In "Se eu tenho que morrer, que seja com honra!", Iron Man faces his greatest test yet when Communist commander Boris Bullski transforms captured prisoners into a new threat: the Titanium Man. With Senator Byrd urging him on and Pepper by his side, Tony Stark pushes past his health concerns, upgrading his armor for a battle in Alberia. As Tony and Happy arrive at the hotel, flirtations with the Countess de la Spiroza stir tension—then the fight begins, and Iron Man is suddenly caught in a deadly trap. Written by Stan Lee, illustrated by Don Heck with inks by V. Colletta, and featuring a striking cover by Jack Kirby, Don Heck, and Mike Esposito, this 1967 issue delivers high stakes and classic Iron Man drama in a 30-cent adventure.
In "Se eu tenho que morrer, que seja com honra!", Iron Man answers a call from Senator Byrd to confront the newly forged Titanium Man, a threat led by the ruthless Communist camp commander Boris Bullski. With Pepper by his side and the Countess de la Spiroza adding tension at the hotel, Tony pushes his armor to the limit—only to be caught in a deadly trap during the clash.
At midnight in Greymoor Castle, Captain America faces off against the fanatical Nazi scientist Dr. Rawlings, whose dangerous radioactive experiments threaten to unleash chaos. Though Dr. Rawlings’ sister Celia pleads for mercy, his obsession with power drives him to confront the hero and Bucky in a deadly game of wits and science.
Kid Ducolt rides into Tombstone with a quiet intensity, drawing suspicion the moment he steps off the train. When he’s seen inside a bank during a tense moment, the townsfolk assume the worst—but as secrets unravel, the truth behind his presence begins to shift the town’s judgment in ways no one expected.
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