O Espectacular Homem-Aranha #3
In "Duelo de Morte com o Abutre!", New York City trembles under the shadow of a new menace: the Abutre, a criminal who strikes from the skies with artificial wings, vanishing before his victims can react. With no one able to capture him on camera, J. Jonah Jameson demands proof for his NOW Magazine exposé — and Peter Parker, desperate to help his aunt May, takes on the dangerous task of photographing the aerial predator. Written by Stan Lee and illustrated with sharp precision by Steve Ditko, with colors by Stan Goldberg, this 1983 issue features a cover by Steve Ditko that captures the tension of a city under siege.
In "Duelo de Morte com o Abutre!", Peter Parker takes on the challenge of capturing the elusive Abutre, a masked criminal who strikes from the skies with artificial wings, vanishing before anyone can react. With J. Jonah Jameson demanding proof for a NOW Magazine exposé and his own and Aunt May’s livelihood on the line, Peter must outsmart a foe who’s always one step ahead—before the city’s fear turns into something far worse.
In "A Ameaça Terrível do Cérebro Vivo!", Peter Parker’s sharp wit sparks tension with Flash Thompson during a school demo of a mysterious robotic computer dubbed "Cérebro Vivo." When the machine’s demonstration turns chaotic, two of the men who delivered it make a sudden move—setting off a chain of events that puts Peter in the middle of a high-stakes situation he never saw coming.
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