Grandes Heróis Marvel #37
In "O Preço do Poder," Quasar undertakes a perilous journey to Uranus in search of the origins of quantum bands, entering suspended animation for a grueling three-year voyage. When he awakens, he faces the enigmatic Tánatos and is ultimately chosen by Eon to become the Universe's Protector. Written by Mark Gruenwald and Estúdio Art & Comics, with art by Paul Ryan and cover by Paul Ryan, this 1992 issue delivers a gripping cosmic mystery rooted in identity and destiny.
In "O Preço do Poder," Wendell Vaughn is temporarily assigned to S.H.I.E.L.D. to guard his father’s quantum alien research, a task made tense when A.I.M. launches a daring assault. When the threat escalates, Wendell dons the quantum bands and stands alone against the invasion.
In "O Destino Entre Ruínas," Quasar—haunted by doubt—undertakes a perilous three-year journey to Uranus in search of the truth behind quantum bands. Waking from suspended animation to face the enigmatic Tánatos, he is then chosen by the ancient Eon to become the Universe’s Protector.
In "Ângulos Inexistentes," Quasar returns to Earth with Eon, launching his own security company, only to face a new threat when the mysterious Ângulo invades Four Freedoms Plaza in search of the N-ésimo Projector. With the help of the Tocha, Quasar must protect Kayla Ballantine, his new secretary, in a battle that tests both their resolve and their bond.
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