Superaventuras Marvel #81
In "Revolução Inglória," the Doctor Strange confronts a deadly martial art rooted in sound—Kiai-Jutsu—when he encounters Akira, a master whose techniques can both heal and kill. After Akira’s daughter is murdered by a wealthy man who tries to bribe the sorcerer into silence, the grieving master vows revenge, only to be stopped by Strange, whose efforts still fail to bring justice. Written by Carl Potts and Estúdio Artecômix, with art by Potts and inks by Potts, and a striking cover by Arthur Adams, this 1989 Brazilian issue blends mysticism and moral conflict in a story where power and vengeance collide.
In "Revolução Inglória," the Justiceiro finds himself caught in a violent crossfire while seeking quiet in the Missouri countryside, only to be drawn into a bank heist that spirals into a high-stakes chase across state lines. His pursuit leads him to the Kansas countryside, where he uncovers the Exército da Nova Revolução Americana, a ruthless white supremacist group using robberies to fund their extremist cause.
In "Grito do Espírito," Dr. Estranho confronts a tragedy rooted in the ancient martial art of Kiai-Jutsu, where sound can heal or kill. When a wealthy man murders the daughter of a master and tries to bribe Dr. Estranho to let him go, the grieving father is consumed by rage—only to be stopped by the sorcerer, who still can’t prevent the man from walking free.
When a citywide blackout coincides with a diamond heist that puts Longshot’s face on every news screen, he finds himself on the run — and unexpectedly bonding with Butch, Darla, and their streetwise crew. As the spotlight turns on him, Longshot shares a few of the stolen gems with his new allies, unaware that villains like Magogue, Mojo, Espiral, and the newly arrived Major Domo are already closing in.
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