O Homem-Aranha (Edição especial em cores) #7
In "Céu de granito," Peter Parker faces a quiet storm of grief and guilt at a desolate waterfront, his spirit weighed down by the aftermath of Gwen Stacy's death. Written by Len Wein and illustrated with haunting precision by Gil Kane, with inks by F. Giacoia and colors by June Braverman, this special color edition captures a rare, introspective moment in Spider-Man’s journey. The cover, penciled by Gil Kane and inked by John Romita, reflects the emotional gravity of a hero at his breaking point.
In "Céu de granito," Peter Parker stands alone at the waterfront, the weight of Gwen Stacy’s death pressing down on him like a storm cloud. Haunted by guilt and adrift in grief, he finds no solace—only the echo of his own choices and the relentless shadow of being Spider-Man. The story plunges into his raw, solitary struggle before Captain America unexpectedly steps into the quiet storm of his mind.
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