Marvel Série II #4
"Parábola" in Marvel Série II #4 (2012) delivers a tense, emotionally charged chapter as the General’s forces, still reeling from battle, face a new threat: Shalla-Bal’s approaching ship. Capturing her and the enigmatic Yarro Gort, the story unfolds with shifting alliances, as Gort agrees to aid El Capitan and the General in their quest to destroy their enemies—including the Surfer—using Zenn-Lavian technology. Meanwhile, the Surfer, recognizing the fighters’ struggle for freedom, joins their cause and confronts Gort, freeing Shalla-Bal only to see her wounded in the clash. Forced to send her back to Zenn-La for treatment, the Surfer presses on, setting the stage for what’s to come. Written by Stan Lee and Paulo Miranda, with dynamic art by John Buscema and Dan Adkins, and vivid colors by Nel Yomtov, the issue’s cover by Moebius adds a surreal, haunting edge to the tale.
In "Parábola," Galactus returns to Earth, declaring himself the planet’s new god and unleashing a wave of chaos by granting humanity absolute freedom from all man-made laws. As anarchy spreads, the Silver Surfer confronts Galactus, demanding he uphold his past promise to protect humanity—only to find himself torn between the two, as both the people and the cosmic entity turn on him.
In "Um Mundo que ele Nunca Criou!", the Silver Surfer, seeking to understand humanity, takes on a human guise and walks among them in a South American city—only to be ambushed by armed men. When a woman intervenes to save him, she’s captured, forcing the Surfer to fight his way through their stronghold to rescue her. Shalla-Bal arrives just as he emerges, cradling a woman in his arms—her beloved, yet not the one she expected.
In "Oh, Vitória Amarga!", the tide turns when Shalla-Bal’s ship arrives amid the chaos of the General’s battered forces, only to be captured along with Yarro Gort. With the General’s army on edge and Gort now swayed by El Capitan’s cause, a dangerous alliance forms—using Zenn-Lavian tech to fight back against the invaders and the Surfista himself. As the Surfista joins the rebels, drawn to their fight for freedom, he clashes with Gort and rescues Shalla-Bal, only to send her back to Zenn-La after she’s wounded. The battle for survival and justice rages on.
In "O Surfista e a Aranha," the Silver Surfer and Spider-Man cross paths mid-flight over the city, their clash of ideologies igniting tension from the start. As distrust turns to violence and military forces open fire, the Surfer’s desperate act of shielding a child on his board forces Spider-Man and the army to confront their mistaken assumptions.
In "Juízo Final," the Surfista finds himself trapped in a deadly game when Mefisto manipulates Nova into summoning Galactus to devour a planet—any planet—regardless of life. With Galactus's wrath looming and Nova’s mind under dark influence, the Surfista must confront both his former pupil and the cosmic threat, only to be forced into a desperate bargain that leads him straight into Mefisto’s realm.
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