O Homem-Aranha (Edição especial em cores) #4
In "A exterminadora age à meia-noite!", Spider-Man teams up with The Cat to stop the Man-Killer, a cyborg former athlete manipulated by a militant feminist group targeting opponents of women's liberation. Written by Gerry Conway and illustrated by Jim Mooney—with inks and colors by Mooney and Stan Goldberg—this 1974 special edition features a gripping clash of ideology and technology, with the cover by Jim Mooney capturing the tension in bold, dynamic lines.
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The Cat asks for Spider-Man's help in tracking down the Man-Killer, a former athlete who was turned into a cyborg after a serious accident. Man-Killer is acting on behalf of a militant feminist group and recently started killing people opposed to women's liberation. The Cat and Spider-Man avert an attack on a power plant and are able to stop Man-Killer by telling her that her group is secretly sponsored by Advanced Idea Mechanics (A.I.M.), a crime organization dominated by men.
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