Batman #2
"Caer con Confianza" introduces a chilling mystery in Batman #2 (2012), where Commissioner Gordon investigates the murder of Sam Strigs, found with a cryptic warning about Bruce Wayne’s death. Using a laser scan from the Batcave, Batman and Gordon uncover an unusual mark—a owl of Athena—on the victim’s tooth, triggering memories of a childhood song about a secret society known as the Court of Owls. Written by Scott Snyder and Luis Sánchez, with art by Greg Capullo and inks by Jonathan Glapion, the issue’s cover by Greg Capullo captures the eerie tension of the moment.
In the cold silence of the morgue, Commissioner Gordon confronts the brutal murder of Sam Strigs, his final message a chilling threat against Bruce Wayne. With Batman’s distant scan revealing a hidden mark—a owl of Athena etched into the victim’s tooth—Gordon is drawn back to a forgotten children’s rhyme about a secret society known as the Court of Owls, a legend Batman dismisses as myth.
In "Un Impulso de Sangre," Batman faces off against a monstrous, blood-soaked Harvey Dent—now known as "One-Face"—whose rampage ends in sudden, uncontrolled bleeding and collapse. With Gotham’s chaos escalating, a cryptic White Rabbit appears, leading Batman into a twisted encounter with a drug-fueled Joker, whose twisted reign of corpses hints at a deeper conspiracy.
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