O Espectacular Homem-Aranha #6

Jul 1983 · Distri Editora · 37.50 PTE

🌐 Portuguese edition · synopsis shown in English

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In "O Regresso do Dr. Octopus!", Bruce Banner awakens on the Malibu coast, rescued by the enigmatic albino woman Glazier and her dog Estrela de Neve. Taken to her glass-walled home filled with startlingly lifelike sculptures, Banner is both fascinated and unsettled—especially by a statue that seems to stare at him with unmistakable dread. Written by Bill Mantlo and illustrated by Sal Buscema, with a striking cover by Steve Ditko, this 1983 issue blends eerie mystery with a touch of the uncanny, setting the stage for something far stranger than a simple rescue.

Contains 2 stories

O Regresso do Dr. Octopus!

21 pp · Superhero

Diretor da Prisão

In "O Regresso do Dr. Octopus!", Betty finds herself caught in a dangerous web when her brother’s gambling debts land him in peril, forcing her to aid Doctor Octopus in a daring prison break to save him. Spider-Man arrives just in time to disrupt the plan, but not before Blackie Gaxton shoots Bennett in the chaos—leaving Betty to face the aftermath. As Gaxton is recaptured and Doc Ock escapes, Peter Parker tries to offer comfort to a grieving Betty, caught between loyalty and loss.

Quem tem Telhados de Vidro não deve Atacar o Hulk!

10 pp · Superhero

In a quiet coastal stretch of Malibu, Bruce Banner awakens to find himself rescued by Glazier, a mysterious albino woman and her dog Estrela de Neve. Taken to her home—a striking, all-glass sanctuary filled with lifelike glass sculptures—Banner is both awed and unsettled by her artistry, especially when she reveals her intention to sculpt him in glass. The story unfolds with a quiet unease, as the line between sanctuary and cage begins to blur.