Gotham Central TP #5
In "Irrisolto parte uno," a McDonald's hostage situation erupts when Kenny Booker demands to speak to Detective Driver, only to take his own life moments later. Driver, now haunted by the tragedy, digs into the unsolved bombing that killed a high school baseball team a decade prior—one of only two survivors, Kenny was left with a secret buried beneath the wreckage. As Detective Josie Mac sifts through the evidence, a chilling trail begins to point toward the Mad Hatter, weaving a web of long-buried lies and forgotten guilt.
In "Irrisolto parte due," detectives Marcus Driver and Josie Mac delve deeper into the unsolved bombing of a high school baseball team, ten years after the fact. They reunite with retired officer Harvey Bullock, then confront the Mad Hatter, setting off a chain of events that leads Harvey to take matters into his own hands—pursuing the Penguin with a fierce, personal vendetta.
In "Irrisolto parte tre," detectives Driver and Josie Mac press forward in their investigation into the bombing of a high-school baseball team, following leads that take them back to Arkham Asylum. After a tense encounter with Harvey Bullock, they find themselves in the asylum’s depths—where the Mad Hatter attempts an escape, ending in a sudden, violent confrontation.
In "Irrisolto parte quattro," Detectives Driver and Josie Mac close in on the mastermind behind a bombing that devastated a high-school baseball team, unraveling a web of crime and betrayal. As tensions rise, Bullock's restraint shatters during a tense confrontation, leading to a violent showdown with two of Penguin's henchmen—and a near-fatal encounter with the villain himself—before Driver steps in to prevent a bloodbath.
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