Poderosos Heróis Marvel #5
Esta edição reúne a clássica saga 'Tormento' (originalmente publicada como 'The Amazing Spider-Man' #296-300), onde o Homem-Aranha enfrenta o caçador Kraven em seu último e mais perturbador ato. Kraven, após drogar e enterrar vivo o herói, assume seu lugar para provar sua superioridade, enquanto Peter Parker luta para escapar e salvar Mary Jane Watson. A trama também envolve Calypso, Curtis Connors (o Lagarto) e Sergei Kravinoff, num dos arcos mais sombrios e psicológicos do personagem.
In "Tormento - Um," Todd McFarlane and Filipe Faria deliver a gripping, atmospheric tale set in the shadows of New York City, where the Homem-Aranha patrols above streets thick with tension. As a mysterious woman awakens an ancient reptilian beast through ritual drums, the creature begins a bloody rampage—unseen by the hero above. With art by Todd McFarlane, inks by McFarlane, and colors by Bob Sharen, the issue blends urban dread and supernatural menace, all while Peter Parker wrestles with personal turmoil at home. The cover, also by McFarlane, captures the story’s brooding intensity.
In "Tormento - Um," Peter Parker grapples with personal turmoil as he patrols the streets of New York, unaware that a mysterious woman has awakened the reptilian entity known as the Criatura—her magic binding it to a violent rampage. As the city’s shadows grow darker and the body count rises, the hero remains blind to the threat just beyond his line of sight, caught between duty and the weight of his own struggles.
In "Tormento - Dois," Peter Parker investigates the brutal murders of two wealthy men, linked to the monstrous Lizard under the control of a mysterious woman wielding strange drums. As the Homem-Aranha confronts the creature in a skyscraper, he’s plagued by haunting visions and a growing sense of dread—until the Lizard rises again, more dangerous than before.
In the rain-soaked streets of Manhattan, the Homem-Aranha faces the Lizard, mind-controlled by a mysterious woman, as drums echo in his skull and the weight of six deaths presses on him. After being defeated and thrown into an alley, he awakens to haunting visions of Kraven, warning that the night is far from over—while Mary Jane waits at home, hoping to see him return.
In "Tormento - Quatro," Peter Parker is haunted by visions of Kraven as a mysterious sorceress named Calipso, wielding voodoo magic from a Caribbean island, manipulates the Lizard to exact revenge for a past betrayal. As the mansion burns and a gas line ruptures, Peter fights to escape the inferno, screaming Mary Jane’s name amid the flames.
In "Tormento - Cinco," the aftermath of a devastating explosion in the Upper East Side leaves the city reeling. As the Homem-Aranha battles debris and magic-induced delirium, Mary Jane waits anxiously at home, unaware that Calipso has already set her next trap. With the Lagarto still at large and the threat far from over, the web-slinger must face a new danger rising from the waters beyond the city.
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