DC Comics - A Lenda do Batman #12
A Lenda do Batman #12 (2019) features a story titled "Mostre-me o futuro, pois não consigo encontrar o presente," written by Judd Winick and DVL, with art by Doug Mahnke, inks by Tom Nguyen, colors by Jason Wright, and letters by Gisele Tavares. The cover, illustrated by Jock, presents a striking visual for this installment in the series.
In "Mostre-me o futuro, pois não consigo encontrar o presente," Batman confronts the haunting mystery of Jason Todd’s disappearance, staring into the coffin that once held his former Robin, searching for answers buried in silence. Flashbacks reveal the complex bond between Batman and Jason during the time Jason served as Robin, a relationship marked by tension, loyalty, and the weight of legacy.
In "Franquia, Parte 1 - Economia de oferta," Batman finds himself in the middle of a violent clash between Red Hood and Black Mask, as the latter's criminal enterprise comes under siege. When Deathstroke unexpectedly intervenes, offering Red Hood an alliance, the stakes shift in a way that tests loyalties and exposes deeper fractures in the underworld.
In "Franquia, Parte 2 - O time visitante," Red Hood finds himself targeted by a deadly trio—Captain Nazi, Hyena, and Count Vertigo—sent by the Black Mask with help from Deathstroke. Forced into an uneasy alliance, Red Hood teams up with Batman to stop the onslaught, but their clash of tactics and morals threatens to unravel their fragile partnership before the fight even begins.
In "Só o que fazem é nos assistir matar - Parte 1," Black Mask attempts to negotiate with Red Hood, but when the deal collapses, the tension escalates with deadly consequences. After a shocking turn, Red Hood sends a cryptic message to Alfred—delivered in a package containing a strand of the Joker’s hair—leaving the future uncertain.
In "Dédalo e Ícaro: O retorno de Jason Todd," the mystery of Jason Todd’s resurrection unfolds as the story delves into the dark and dangerous events that followed his death in "Death in the Family," revealing the forces and choices that brought him back before his return in "Hush." Written by a team known for their sharp storytelling and grounded character work, this tale explores the cost of second chances in a world where even the dead aren’t always meant to stay buried.
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