Superaventuras Marvel #52
In "Lenta Descida Para a Morte," the headlines scream about the Thing in prison, but Daredevil, following a witness with unexplained strength, uncovers a deeper conspiracy. As the fugitive hero races to clear his name, he and the blind warrior are drawn into the lair of the Mad Thinker—only to find the villain’s true target isn’t the Thing, but Daredevil himself, whose visions may hold the key to a dangerous future. Written by Marv Wolfman, Roger Slifer, and Jotapê Martins, with art by Ron Wilson and Jim Mooney, and colors by Sérgio Vilela, this 1986 Brazilian classic features a cover by John Byrne.
In "Cegueira Branca," Pássaro da Neve faces the ancient demon Kolomaq in a solo mission, aided only by a brief intervention from Guardião. As the demon awakens with a thirst for destruction, Pássaro da Neve unleashes a blinding snowstorm that plunges everyone into a sudden, eerie white darkness.
In the shadow of a headline screaming "The Thing Behind the Bars," the Demolidor follows a witness from the trial of a man accused of monstrous deeds—only to uncover a strength beyond human limits. When the accused escapes prison to clear his name, the two are drawn into a hidden lair where the mad genius known as the Pensador Louco has long awaited the arrival of the blind hero, believing his foresight could unravel the future itself.
When Professor X grows obsessed with tracking Magneto’s next move, Kitty Pryde tries to prove herself by secretly stowing away on the X-Men’s mission to the Antarctic—only to uncover a far more ancient threat in the form of Garok, the sun god thirsting for vengeance.
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