Marvel Série II #7

In a bleak, heroless future, New York City lies under the iron grip of a tyrannical Chamber President who’s silenced dissent and sealed the city with a monstrous security system called the "Web." Peter Parker, a broken man haunted by the memory of Mary Jane, lives in quiet despair—until his old enemy, J. Jonah Jameson, resurfaces with a desperate plea: return as Spider-Man and fight back.

In a dystopian New York ruled by the oppressive Reino police, J. Jonah Jameson risks everything to spread whispers of the Aranha’s return through underground newspapers. When Peter, stripped of his powers and broken by the city’s tyranny, finally dons the black suit, his defiance ignites a spark in the people—but the Reino’s Six Sinners are already hunting him. Just as the Teia project reaches its climax, a shocking alliance offers a fragile hope.

In "Terceiro Capítulo," Peter Parker lies broken in a cemetery, haunted by the memory of Mary Jane’s tragic death—her body poisoned by the very radiation that once bound them. Meanwhile, in the city, J. Jonah Jameson uncovers a shocking truth: his aide Edward Saks is actually Venom, the symbiote feeding on New York’s fear and consuming its people. As the "Teia" system seals the city in a web of control, Peter rises from Mary Jane’s grave in his iconic red and blue suit, ready to face the monstrous regime that has taken his city—and his past—hostage.

In a shadowed alley of New York, the unstoppable Rino—his skin impenetrable, his mind simple—saves a girl from the mob, only to be mocked by Spider-Man and rejected by the very girl he rescued. Tired of being just muscle, he returns to the scientist who made him, risking everything for a forbidden procedure: a "rinoplastia" meant to cure his stupidity. But as his mind begins to awaken, a darker force stirs within the mind of the monster—raising the chilling question: what if being smart is worse than being a brute?

In "Cornucópia," Rino’s life shatters when a sudden burst of intelligence explodes behind his eyes, transforming the once-illiterate brute into a dazzling, calculating force on Wall Street. As he revels in newfound sophistication—citing Kafka, sipping rare wines, and commanding admiration from those who once mocked him—his humanity begins to fray beneath the weight of his brilliance. Torn between the craving for connection and the ever-present rage simmering beneath his polished exterior, Rino races toward a breaking point: can a mind this sharp ever find peace, or is true happiness only possible in the simplicity he’s left behind?