Superaventuras Marvel #78
In "Antes do Amanhecer...", Longshot finds unexpected fame as a stunt double, bonding with fellow performer Rita under the spotlight—until his alien origins catch up with him. When a deadly attack from his homeworld leaves him vulnerable, the enigmatic Magog steps in, already showing signs of a terrifying transformation. As his luck fails during filming and his dreams turn to danger, Longshot is cast aside by the very industry that once celebrated him. With art by Arthur Adams and inks by Whilce Portacio and Scott Williams, and a striking cover by Ed Hannigan and John Byrne, this 1988 issue delivers a gripping blend of action, identity, and betrayal.
In "Dublê de Cadáver," Longshot trades his superheroics for the spotlight of a film set, dazzling audiences with his acrobatics and forming a bond with fellow performer Rita Ricochete. When hunters from his alien past attack, the mysterious Magog intervenes—his transformation into a more demonic form barely contained. As the production rolls on, Longshot’s powers of luck desert him, leaving him vulnerable to deadly stunts and betrayed by the director who once championed him, culminating in a desperate, life-or-death escape down a rushing river.
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