Capitão Z (3ª Série) #7
In "Ameaça sôbre o mundo," Tony Stark—now Iron Man—faces a crisis when his wealth and factories are seized and a warrant is issued for his arrest. With the Avengers away and no allies in sight, he wanders the waterfront, only to be met by the sudden emergence of Warlord Krang's flagship. Forced to flee with Lady Dorma, Iron Man takes a bold stand, launching an attack that sends the enemy retreating. Racing back to his factory, he crashes through the skylight—only to be confronted by an unexpected and dangerous presence: the Sub-Mariner. Written by Stan Lee and Gene Colan, with art by Gene Colan and inks by Jack Abel, and featuring a cover by Gene Colan and Jack Abel, this 1968 issue delivers high-stakes tension and a classic clash of titans.
In "Ameaça sôbre o mundo," Iron Man faces a cascade of crises after defeating Ultimo by triggering a dormant volcano, only to find himself falsely accused and on the run. With the Mandarin vowing to resurrect the android and U.S. fighters chasing him down, Iron Man must evade capture while confronting a political storm at home—Stark Industries shuttered and a warrant issued for his arrest.
In "Desastre," Iron Man—facing a sudden collapse of his empire and a warrant for his arrest—finds himself alone and hunted, with only the waterfront and his wits to rely on. When Warlord Krang's flagship emerges from the sea, Iron Man takes a desperate stand, trying to impress Lady Dorma even as she tries to stop him. Just as he gains the upper hand, his factory becomes a battleground, and a shocking confrontation with the Sub-Mariner awaits.
In "Quando caem os poderosos," the Sub-Mariner storms Iron Man’s lab in a fury, forcing the armored hero into a desperate gamble—luring his aquatic foe into a reinforced safe room to buy time for a recharge. With the police arriving and Pepper and Happy on the scene, tensions rise as both warriors face their limits. But when the Sub-Mariner reemerges, refreshed and ready, the battle’s next chapter begins.
In "Se um refém deve morrer," Steve Rogers is drawn into a haunting memory of a perilous mission in occupied Europe, where Captain America faces off against the Gestapo in a tense standoff with lives hanging in the balance. The story unfolds with raw urgency, blending wartime tension and moral weight as the hero navigates a deadly game of survival.
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