Homem-Aranha

In the mid-1970s, Brazilian publisher Editora Bloch brought Spider-Man to Portuguese-speaking readers with Homem-Aranha, a 33-issue series that ran from 1975 to 1977. Translating and reprinting classic American stories, this title introduced a generation of fans to the wall-crawler's early adventures, often featuring the work of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko. Though short-lived, it stands as a key piece of Marvel's international publishing history, reflecting the global reach of the character during the Bronze Age of comics.