Universo Marvel #1
"O Soldado do Inverno - Capítulo 1" introduces a haunting, character-driven story in Universo Marvel #1, where ailing former super-soldier Jack Monroe—now known as Nómada—grapples with a failing body and fractured mind, driven by a desperate mission to find his adopted daughter, Bucky. Written by Ed Brubaker and João Miguel Lameiras, with striking art by John Paul Leon and evocative colors by Frank G. D'Armata, the issue unfolds in a tense, dreamlike atmosphere, grounded in Jack’s deteriorating reality and the shadow of his past. The cover by Steve Epting captures the weight of his burden, setting a tone of melancholy and mystery.
Em "O Soldado do Inverno - Capítulo 4", o Capitão América enfrenta um inimigo implacável enquanto uma conspiração sombria tenta isolar seus aliados. Com o passado de Jack Munroe — o antigo Nómada — envolvido em um assassinato misterioso e o poder de um Cubo Cósmico incompleto em jogo, o destino de Nova Iorque e da segurança global está nas mãos de Sharon Carter, enviada em uma missão urgente por Nick Fury.
Em "O Soldado do Inverno - Capítulo 5", o Capitão América, após ser atacado por Crossbones, volta ao Helicarrier para desvendar a ligação entre um magnata russo e um segredo soviético do passado. Sua investigação o leva a recordar uma missão brutal de 1942 na frente russa, onde ele e o jovem Bucky lutaram ao lado de aliados implacáveis contra as forças nazis, em meio a traições, armas experimentais e o rasto do Caveira Vermelha. Enquanto Fury esconde arquivos confidenciais, o herói se vê envolvido em um mistério que ameaça revelar verdades capazes de abalar o que ele sempre acreditou ser verdadeiro.
In "O Soldado do Inverno - Capítulo 6," Captain America faces a deadly trap beneath Philadelphia, where Sharon Carter lies trapped with a remote bomb. Haunted by fractured memories of Bucky Barnes and the Cosmic Cube, Rogers defies Nick Fury’s warnings and plunges into a ambush where reality itself seems to twist. As a shadowy assassin linked to Aleksander Lukin emerges from the wreckage, the battle for Sharon’s life becomes a test of the hero’s mind and resolve—unraveling a conspiracy that stretches beyond the present moment.
In the final year of his life, Jack Monroe—once Nómada, now a man unraveling—faces a body betraying him, his super-soldier serum failing due to hidden S.H.I.E.L.D. nanites. Haunted by visions of Namor and Tocha Humana, and tormented by fractured memories, he takes up the mantle of Nómada one last time to find his adopted daughter, Bucky, whose safety is threatened by a dangerous drug lord. As reality blurs and his identity slips, Jack must confront whether he’s still a hero—or just a ghost of the past.
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