Homem-Aranha

A 17-issue Brazilian series published by Editora Abril from 2000 to 2001, Homem-Aranha offered a curated selection of Spider-Man stories from the era, likely drawing from contemporary U.S. runs. While specific creators aren't named in the facts, the series represents Abril's continued effort to bring Marvel's flagship hero to Portuguese-speaking readers during a period of transition in the publisher's licensing. It matters as a snapshot of how international audiences encountered Spider-Man at the turn of the millennium.