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Ongoing, First published May 11, 2026

Damian se vê envolvido em uma troca perigosa de informações, atraído por mensagens enigmáticas de uma fonte desconhecida. Inicialmente buscando apoio mútuo, ele logo descobre que a comunicação é repleta de manipulação e ameaças veladas. Evidências sobre as atividades de Batman e os planos do Coringa são apresentadas, forçando Damian a decidir se confia em ‘Echo’, seu misterioso contato. A trama revela uma dinâmica tensa e secreta, alimentada pela desconfiança, enquanto ambos tentam ganhar vantagem através de vigilância e encontros clandestinos. A verdade se esconde em cada mensagem.
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