Kenyamanan Berlumuran Darah
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Ongoing, First published Jun 01, 2026

Kisah ini merupakan pencarian yang putus asa akan pelipur lara dan mengendalikan di tengah-tengah kehilangan yang mendalam. Setelah dua puluh tindakan balas dendam, Jason kesedihan dan penyesalan diletakkan telanjang di saat-saat intim dengan Dick. Sementara itu, Batman berjuang dengan tanggung jawab yang besar untuk Jason turun ke dalam kegelapan, merenungkan rencana berbahaya dengan The Flash untuk mengubah garis waktu itu sendiri. Disorientasi dan terkatung-katung, Jason terbangun dalam Titans Tower, percaya temannya Roy masih hidup dan bertekad untuk menemukannya. Cerita terungkap sebagai pencarian retak untuk jawaban, didorong oleh kebingungan dan kebutuhan putus asa untuk memahami bagaimana Jason tiba pada realitas baru ini, mengganggu.
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