Marvel Série I #7
"Os Verdadeiros Poderes" é uma história intensa e emocional que marca o primeiro encontro entre Scott Lang e o Valete de Copas em sua nova fase, explorando as consequências de suas escolhas recentes. Escrita por Geoff Johns e Paulo Moreira, com arte de Gary Frank e cobertura por Jon Sibal, a edição revela como o passado do Valete de Copas está ligado à Sala Zero — e como essa conexão pode ameaçar controlar seus poderes.
In "Os Verdadeiros Poderes," the Avengers' global status is formally recognized when the United Nations designates their mansion as the Avengers' Embassy. With Gyrich appointed as their liaison to the UN, Captain America takes the lead in presenting the team to the world—navigating the delicate balance between international authority and the team's independence.
In "Corações Partidos," Scott Lang grapples with the fallout of losing custody of his daughter after his time with the Avengers, pushing him to fully embrace his role as a hero. Meanwhile, the Jack of Hearts confronts unsettling truths about his past and the need to spend more time in the Zero Room—his frustration boiling over as he lashes out at Iron Man, Yellow Jacket, and the newly returned Ant-Man.
In "Longe da Vista...", the Falcão keeps a wary eye on Henry Gyrich, tasked by Captain America to monitor the man given a second chance as the UN’s liaison to the Avengers. Tensions simmer between them until a rescue mission involving the Scarecrow’s latest victim forces a reluctant respect to form—and when Gyrich shares a dangerous secret about U.S. surveillance plans, their uneasy alliance takes a surprising turn.
In "Zona Vermelha: Parte 1 - Ataque de Pânico," a mysterious red cloud sweeps across South Dakota, killing people in a chilling, plague-like pattern. When the Avengers arrive to investigate, they're met with resistance from the U.S. military—yet they press on, donning protective suits to plunge into the deadly haze in search of its origin.
In "Zona Vermelha: Parte 2 - Infecções," Homem de Ferro and Pantera Negra face a growing threat as their attempt to contain a deadly red cloud at a government research facility is halted by the U.S. Secretary of Defense, who cuts off their support. Meanwhile, the rest of the team pushes deeper into the lethal crimson haze at Mount Rushmore, uncovering a hidden bioweapons lab—and a chilling revelation that the cloud may have been engineered by the very nation they once served.
In "Zona Vermelha: Parte 3 - Desclassificado," the Avengers confront a chilling revelation: the red cloud stems from a secret U.S. biological weapons facility. As they battle a group of AIM agents trapped against their will, the Hulk's protective suit is compromised—leaving the Woman-Hulk vulnerable to the spreading disease.
In "A Grande Evasão - Parte 1," rage ignites as the Hulk unleashes chaos, leaving the Scarlet Witch scrambling to warn her team from a biological weapons facility. Just as Gyrich and the Falcon narrowly escape capture, they're cornered—only to face a shocking reveal: Dell Rusk is none other than the Red Skull.
In "A Grande Evasão - Parte 3 (2)," with Gyrich, Falcão, and the Capitão in captivity, O Caveira moves closer to turning the U.S. into his personal dominion. As Homem de Ferro and Pantera Negra race against time to stop him, the fate of the nation hangs in the balance.
In "A Grande Evasão - Parte 3," A Feiticeira Escarlate unleashes her chaotic magic in a desperate bid to stop the spreading Red Zone, while Iron Man and Black Panther face off against the Crimson Skull. As the Skull disables Iron Man’s armor, Black Panther must rely on his wits and strength to survive the brutal hand-to-hand clash—until the Falcon calls in Redwing and a flock of hawks to turn the tide.
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