Capitão Z (3ª Série) #3
In "O preço da vitória," Iron Man’s victory over Titanium Man comes at a devastating cost as Happy lies critically ill in the hospital. With Tony Stark struggling to recharge his armor and the weight of guilt pressing in, his return to the hospital becomes a tense confrontation of loyalty and emotion. As Pepper grapples with her growing resentment and a mysterious countess adds tension, Tony faces the difficult truth of his absence—while a specialist prepares to operate, the future of their bond hangs in the balance. Written by Stan Lee, illustrated by Don Heck with inks by Wally Wood, and featuring a cover by Jack Kirby (pencils) and Wally Wood (inks), this 1967 issue captures a pivotal moment in Iron Man’s story, where heroism is measured not just in battles won, but in the choices made in silence.
In "O preço da vitória," Tony Stark faces a painful reckoning after defeating Titanium Man, as the victory comes at the cost of Happy's life. Struggling to reconcile his duty as Iron Man with his guilt over abandoning Happy in his final moments, Tony returns to the hospital to find Pepper by his side—only to be met with cold silence and suspicion. With the countess's sharp remarks and a doctor's urgent advice, Tony is left grappling with the weight of his choices, unsure if he can ever earn back the trust of those who matter most.
In "O andróide ataca," Iron Man faces a new threat when the Mad Thinker deploys the Awesome Android to capture Tony Stark, setting off a tense showdown in the villain’s lab. With quick thinking and his trusty armor, Tony turns the tables—only to find himself caught between defeating the Android and a worsening crisis back at the hospital, where Happy’s condition takes a troubling turn.
In "Última cartada," Captain America and Bucky find themselves trapped by Nazi forces after uncovering a hidden V-2 rocket depot at Castle Greymoor. With Dr. Cedric Rawlings exposed as a traitor, the enemy prepares to launch a devastating strike on London, thrusting the heroes into a high-stakes race against time during the darkest days of World War II.
In the dusty frontier town of Roughshod, a quiet new schoolteacher arrives—unarmed and seemingly helpless—only to draw the scorn of Sheriff Shaggy Shelton, who relishes asserting his authority. When the teacher’s true skills emerge in a sudden showdown, the sheriff’s reign of intimidation gives way to a surprising turn of fate, leaving the town’s future in unexpected hands.
In the dusty frontier town of Sleepy Gap, Yak Yancy doesn’t just rob the bank—he takes over the whole town, turning it into his personal domain with hired guns and fear. When a quiet stranger arrives looking for work, his true identity as Colonel Carter of the U.S. Cavalry soon unravels the web of tyranny.
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