Batman Anual #2
In "O Olho de Quem Vê," Gotham City reels under a wave of seemingly random crimes that baffle the police and challenge Batman’s detective instincts. The mastermind behind the chaos, the Engineer of Crime, operates with chilling precision, while Tim Drake, still in training to become the new Robin, plays a crucial role in the shadows. Written by Marv Wolfman and Estúdio Art & Comics, with art by Jim Aparo and inks by Mike DeCarlo, this 1992 annual features a cover by Neal Adams, capturing the noir tension of a city on edge.
In "O Olho de Quem Vê," Harvey Dent's descent from a dedicated public prosecutor to the twisted villain Two-Face is explored with the same gripping intensity and visual flair as *Batman: Year One*. This compelling tale unfolds the pivotal moments that fractured Dent’s life, revealing how a single act of violence and a fateful coin toss set him on a path of chaos and duality.
In "A Chegada do Engenheiro do Crime," Gotham City reels under a wave of meticulously planned crimes that leave the police baffled and the Bat-Signal flashing. The mastermind behind the chaos, the enigmatic Engenheiro do Crime, pushes Batman’s intellect to its limits—while Tim Drake, still in training to become Robin, finds himself drawn into the shadows of the investigation.
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↩ Reprints Detective Comics #600 (1989), Batman #443 (1990), Batman #444 (1990), Batman #445 (1990), Batman #446 (1990), Batman #447 (1990), Batman Annual #14 (1990)
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