Grandes Heróis Marvel #3
"A Origem do Surfista Prateado" é uma história que mergulha no passado do personagem, explorando seus primeiros passos como herói com uma abordagem intensa e cheia de tensão. Escrita por Steve Englehart, Jim Starlin e Jotapê Martins, com arte de Jim Starlin e cobertura por Al Milgrom, a narrativa traz o confronto entre lealdade e moralidade, quando Shang Chi descobre a verdade sobre seu pai, Fu Manchu, e decide romper com seu legado. A cor de Rita de Carvalho e a letra de Edison Gasparim completam uma edição marcante de 1984, com um preço de 600,00 BRB.
In "O Preço da Imortalidade," Punho de Ferro confronta Shu Hu as echoes of his past resurface—memories of his father’s fall into the abyss, betrayed by a partner, and the harrowing night his mother sacrificed herself to save him during an attack on a bridge leading to the mystical city. Written by a legendary hand and illustrated with striking intensity, this 1984 tale weaves a haunting meditation on loss, legacy, and the cost of survival.
In "A Verdade, Afinal!", Dr. Blake confronts a mystery that shakes his very identity: if he is the mortal man who has been wielding Thor’s power, then where was the real god of thunder all those years before he was born? The story unfolds with a quiet intensity, probing the line between myth and man, as one man’s belief is tested by a truth that may be more than he ever imagined.
In "Shang Chi, O Mestre do Kung Fu!", the legendary martial artist Shang Chi is sent to England on a deadly mission by his father, Fu Manchu, to eliminate the villainous Dr. Petrie. But when he encounters Sir Denis Nayland Smith, a former British intelligence officer, Shang Chi learns the shocking truth: Fu Manchu is no mere mentor, but a nearly immortal force of darkness. Forced to confront his father’s true nature, Shang Chi returns to his hidden New York lair to break ties with Fu Manchu—only to face a vow of vengeance from the man he once called father.
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