DC Especial #7
In "O Décimo Círculo - Parte Um: Os Desaparecidos," a mysterious force begins abducting children with the metagene, drawing the attention of the League. When Superman is suddenly subdued by the enigmatic power of a young girl, the team must confront a threat that turns their strongest ally into a prisoner — and leaves Faith in danger.
In "O Décimo Círculo - Parte Dois: O Inimigo Eterno," Wonder Woman uncovers the dark legacy of the Tenth Circle—a cult of vampires with a long-buried history tied to the Amazons—only to find that Superman, under unknown influence, has erased the records that could reveal how they were once defeated. As the mystery deepens, Negative Man and Elasti-Girl join the hunt, revealing they’re tracking the Circle too, setting the stage for a clash of heroes and ancient enemies.
In "O Décimo Círculo - Parte Três: O X da Questão," Superman brings Wonder Woman to Crucifer and the Tenth Circle, where Nudge reveals the painful truth: she and Grunt escaped the Doom Patrol only to fall under the Circle’s control—trapped in a new kind of prison, far worse than the one they fled.
In "O Décimo Círculo - Parte Cinco: Convergência," Vortex makes a desperate move to break Superman free from Crucifer’s grip—only to be captured in the process. As the stakes rise, the Justice League joins forces with the Doom Patrol in a high-stakes clash against the mysterious Tenth Circle.
In "O Décimo Círculo - Conclusão: O Homem Sem Coração," the League's victory over the Tenth Circle is short-lived as Faith, Grunt, Nudge, and Vortex—now traveling with the Doom Patrol—uncover a chilling truth: the vampires' threat isn't fully ended. With the shadows still shifting and old enemies stirring, the group must face what lies beyond the final barrier, even as the cost of their triumph begins to show.
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