Grandes Heróis Marvel #20
"Segurança Perigosa" apresenta um momento tenso na Stark Internacional, onde o desânimo de Tony é acentuado pela notícia de que Bethany foi capturada — uma manchete que surge no jornal enquanto a equipe tenta reconstruir os danos causados pelo Chicote Negro. Com Scott Lang a finalizar reparos, um incêndio libera um líquido cáustico que ativa o Sistema Automático de Defesa (SAD), que passa a ver Lang como intruso. Homem-Formiga, ele consegue encolher-se e entrar na máquina para desativá-la, enquanto a tensão cresce em torno da verdadeira identidade de Bethany. Escrito por Bob Layton e David Michelinie, com arte de Luke McDonnell e colaboração do Estúdio Criarte, esta história de 1988 combina ação e suspense com um toque de drama pessoal. A capa é de Estúdio Criarte.
In "Segurança Perigosa," Tony Stark grapples with personal loss as the Stark International facility rebuilds after the damage wrought by the Whip. When Scott Lang finishes repairs, a chemical leak from the fire disables the Automated Defense System (SAD), which mistakes him for an intruder and activates its defenses. Enlisting his shrinking abilities as the Ant-Man, Lang infiltrates the system to shut it down from within. Just as the crisis unfolds, Tony sees a shocking headline: Bethany captured, labeled an American spy.
In "Fuga da Mão do Céu," Iron Man conducts a stealth reconnaissance of the KGB-operated Sky Hand base in East Germany, where Bethany unexpectedly reunites with Alex—alive after a staged death meant to uncover secret agents. As Iron Man rescues both Alex and Bethany, the escape takes a dangerous turn when a mysterious East German operative, the Living Laser, confronts him, leading to his capture.
In "O Longo Amanhecer," Iron Man faces off against the volatile Laser Vivo in a high-stakes battle that pushes both combatants to their limits. As the Laser's power begins to overload, Iron Man must make a desperate choice—destroying the siphon chamber to contain the energy before it triggers a catastrophic explosion at the base. With the reactor in danger, he hurls the Laser away to prevent disaster, leaving the fate of his enemy uncertain. Back in the U.S., Tony confronts Bethany, leading to a painful separation so she can focus on caring for Alex.
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