Capitão Z (3ª Série) #11
"Surge o Saltimbanco" marks a pivotal moment in the Iron Man saga, with Tony Stark facing a Senate committee amid rising scrutiny over his role as Iron Man. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated by Gene Colan, with inks by Frank Giacoia, this 1968 issue deepens the political tension surrounding Stark’s public testimony, setting the stage for the arrival of the Mandarin. The cover by Jack Kirby and Frank Giacoia captures the dramatic intensity of the moment, a 40-cent comic in 1968 that remains a key entry in the character’s evolving story.
In "Surge o Saltimbanco," the Adaptoid infiltrates Avengers headquarters with chilling precision, catching Captain America off guard in a tense confrontation that blurs the line between foe and imposter. As the masked intruder advances, Captain America must quickly assess whether this is a cunning deception or something far more unsettling.
In a tense Senate hearing, Tony Stark stands poised to reveal the truth behind Iron Man, under mounting political pressure. As the nation watches, the stage is set for a shocking twist—another man, the Mandarin, emerges with a mysterious connection to the Iron Man legacy.
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