Grandes Heróis Marvel #33
"Volta ao Lar!" delivers a heartfelt cosmic chapter as the Quarteto Fantástico aids the Surfer in breaking Galactus’s earthly barrier—once again. With the help of the Silver Surfer, they confront the Skrulls threatening New York, earning the ancient being’s release from exile and his final blessing. Written by Steve Englehart and Estúdio Art & Comics, with evocative art by Marshall Rogers and inks by Joe Rubinstein, this 1991 Brazilian edition features a striking cover by Ron Lim.
In "...Livre," the Silver Surfer finds himself caught between exile and redemption as the Quarteto aids him in breaking Galactus’s ancient barrier. With the help of the Champion’s defeat and a daring rescue of New York from the Skrulls, the Surfer earns his freedom—no longer bound by the will of the cosmic devourer, but finally, truly, free.
In this 1991 tale from Grandes Heróis Marvel #33, the Silver Surfer returns to his homeworld, Zenn-La, only to find his lost love, Shalla Bal, now its imperial ruler—her reign shadowed by urgency and duty. With the Skrulls demanding an alliance and the looming Kree-Skrull war threatening Zenn-La’s fate, the Surfer must choose between personal reunion and the greater burden of protecting his people.
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