Peter Parker: Homem-Aranha

A Brazilian-published spin from Devir Portugal, Peter Parker: Homem-Aranha ran for 27 issues between 1999 and 2002, reprinting and translating classic American Spider-Man stories for a Portuguese-speaking audience. The series is most strongly associated with writer Todd DeZago and artist Mike Wieringo, whose clean, energetic work defined much of the run, alongside local writer Paulo Furtado. It served as a vital bridge for fans in Portugal and Brazil, offering accessible, collected adventures of the web-slinger during a transitional era for the character.