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Superaventuras Marvel#100
Cover: Donizeti Amorim

Superaventuras Marvel #100

Oct 1990 · Editora Abril · 120 BRE
🌐 Portuguese edition · synopsis shown in English
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"A Origem do Demolidor" in Superaventuras Marvel #100 (1990) presents a gripping origin retold through the collaborative art of Bill Everett, Jack Kirby, and a team of inkers including Steve Ditko and Sol Brodsky, with coloring and lettering by Estúdio Art & Comics. This landmark issue chronicles Matt Murdock’s transformation after a radioactive accident heightens his senses, leading him to become a vigilante known as the Demolidor, all while balancing his life as a lawyer and the legacy of his father’s tragic death. The cover by Donizeti Amorim captures the intensity of this pivotal moment in the character’s journey.

Contains 6 stories
A Origem do Demolidor
23 pp · Superhero
Demolidor [Matthew Michael Murdock]Jack Murdock (primeira aparição, morre)Franklin "Foggy" Nelson (primeira aparição)Karen Page (primeira aparição)HankDavis "Dinamite"Fixer (primeira aparição, morre)SladePorkySam

In "A Origem do Demolidor," Matt Murdock, a jovem advogado cego, survives a near-fatal accident that heightens his remaining senses and grants him an uncanny radar-like perception. As he navigates law school with his roommate Foggy, the shadow of his father’s death at the hands of the Fixer looms, shaping a path toward justice. Armed with a bengala transformed into a weapon and a name born from childhood mockery, Matt steps into a world where his senses become his greatest strength.

Combate Mortal com o Príncipe Namor
20 pp · Superhero
Demolidor [Matt Murdock]Namor, O Príncipe SubmarinoLady DormaFoggy NelsonKaren PageKrang (vilão)

In "Combate Mortal com o Príncipe Namor," Namor, driven by betrayal from his own general Krang, issues an ultimatum to humanity—surrender or face annihilation. Before unleashing his wrath, he seeks justice by taking Earth's crimes against the ocean to court, and the only one willing to defend him is the blind warrior Demolidor. With the fate of two worlds hanging in the balance, their clash becomes a battle not just of strength, but of principle.

O Irmão Gêmeo de Matt Murdock
20 pp · Superhero
Demolidor [Matt Murdock]Foggy NelsonKaren PageMike Murdock [na verdade Matt Murdock] (introdução)Sapo (vilão, introdução)Tri-Man (aparição, flashback)

In "O Irmão Gêmeo de Matt Murdock," the Demolidor faces off against the enigmatic villain Sapo, forcing Matt Murdock to concoct a daring lie: that he has a long-lost twin brother. As the ruse unfolds, the line between truth and deception blurs, testing the limits of trust and identity.

Duelo!
17 pp · Superhero
Demolidor [Matt Murdock]Foggy NelsonHeather GlennMercenário (vilão)

In "Duelo!", the Demolidor faces his most disorienting challenge yet when a rogue golf ball shatters his radar sense during a botched robbery attempt. With his perception thrown into chaos, he must confront the Mercenário—now broadcasting a deadly challenge from a live TV studio—before the assassin turns the airwaves into a battlefield.

Elektra
22 pp · Superhero
Demolidor [Matt Murdock] (origem, detalhes)Elektra [Elektra Natchios] (introdução, origem)Foggy Nelson (flashback)Hugo Natchios (introdução, morre em flashback)Eric SlaughterTucãoAlarich Wallenquist (introdução)Grotto (introdução)

In a tense showdown that blurs past and present, Daredevil hunts a high-value witness—unaware he’s walking into a deadly reunion with Elektra. Memories of their time at college, the passion that sparked between them, and the tragedy that tore them apart rise as the two are forced to confront each other once more, their shared history now a weapon in a battle where justice demands sacrifice.

...E Então Você Morre!
21 pp · Superhero
Demolidor [Matt Murdock]Corvo NegroFoggy NelsonAbutre (vilão)Stick (aparição, flashback)

In "…E Então Você Morre!", Matt stumbles upon a disturbing scene at the grave of Heather Glenn—someone has been desecrating her tomb. His shock turns to alarm when he recognizes the intruder: the villain Abutre. What begins as a confrontation at a gravesite quickly escalates into a conflict that’s far from over.

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Full credits

writer Stan Lee
writer, colorist, letterer Estúdio Art & Comics
artist, inker Bill Everett
artist Jack Kirby
cover pencils, inks Donizeti Amorim

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↩ Reprints Daredevil #1 (1964), Daredevil #7 (1965), Daredevil #25 (1967), Daredevil #146 (1977), Daredevil #168 (1981), Daredevil #225 (1985)

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