Mundo de Aventuras #59
In the merciless sands of Mars, ex-captain John Carter and the radiant Princess Dejah Thoris face their darkest hour as prisoners of the fearsome Tharks, four-armed giants whose cruelty knows no bounds. With their fate hanging in the balance at the dreaded "Tribunal do Medo," Carter’s superhuman strength and unwavering resolve are tested against brutal warriors and treachery within their captors’ ranks. As secrets of bloodline and survival unfold in the shadows, escape becomes their only chance to survive in a world where mercy is a death sentence. Capítulo 1: A Chegada, written by Marv Wolfman and illustrated by Murphy Anderson, features cover art by Murphy Anderson.
John Carter awakens on Mars, stranded in a crumbling city ruled by the brutal Tharks. Struggling to survive in a world where gravity grants him superhuman strength, he must navigate dark dungeons and deadly rituals while uncovering the enigmatic motives of his captors.
In the red deserts of Barsoom, exiled Earthman John Carter navigates the brutal customs of the Tharks, a people who scorn emotion. When an aerial assault brings the captured Dejah Thoris, Princess of Helium, into their midst, Carter finds himself drawn into a fragile alliance as he protects her amidst ancient ruins and merciless rituals under the planet’s watchful moon.
In the merciless sands of Mars, ex-capitão John Carter and the radiant Princess Dejah Thoris face their darkest hour as prisoners of the fearsome Tharks. Trapped in the shadow of the "Tribunal do Mede," their strength and resolve are tested by brutal warriors and hidden betrayals, as whispers of ancient bloodlines stir in the dark. With survival hanging by a thread in a world where mercy is death, escape may be their only chance.
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