Stories by @alberto_fc

Batman: The Longest Night

Bruce Wayne has been Batman for two years, yet Gotham remains in the grip of the Falcone and Maroni families. Their only hope is Harvey Dent, the prosecutor set to put both families on trial; alongside Gordon, Batman forms a secret alliance to assist him. Harvey is known for his lucky coin—a charming quirk that speaks volumes about his character: he never leaves anything to chance. When key witnesses begin to die one by one, Batman investigates a mob war involving corrupt police officers and a mole leaking information from within Dent’s inner circle. Meanwhile, Harvey becomes obsessed with winning the case, and Bruce—who admires him—fails to see the cracks forming. On the eve of the trial—the night of the winter solstice—an attack leaves Harvey disfigured. That night becomes Gotham’s longest: Two-Face is born, using his coin to decide who lives and who dies, starting with those who betrayed him. Batman manages to stop him, but cannot save him. Gotham loses its prosecutor and gains a villain, and Bruce realizes that what he lost that night was a form of hope.

Superman: Son of Two Worlds

Three years after revealing himself to the world, Superman is Metropolis’s most beloved hero—yet also the most scrutinized. When a series of attacks by a man with a body of metal (Metallo) leaves people injured and sparks demands for answers, public opinion becomes divided: who controls a being capable of stopping a train with his bare hands? Meanwhile, at the *Daily Planet*, Clark Kent investigates Metallo’s backers and uncovers a corporate network leading to Lex Luthor, the city’s most admired benefactor. Torn between his life as a journalist, his relationship with Lois Lane, and the public's growing fear, Clark must prove that being Superman isn't about invincibility, but about choosing kindness when no one demands it of you. In the end, Metallo falls, but Lex comes out unscathed—smiling in public while secretly recovering a strange probe that has fallen from space.

Kill Bill: Vol. 3

After twenty years of peace, the cycle of violence is broken when Nikki Bell breaks into Beatrix Kiddo's home and murders her in front of her daughter, taking Hattori Hanzo's katana as a trophy. A young and rugged B.B. is forced to embrace the blood legacy her mother tried to hide from her, embarking on a grueling training journey that takes her from the trailer of a bitter Elle Driver to the temples of a legendary kung fu master. In Okinawa, B.B. allies herself with Musashi Hanzo, the son of the late swordsmith, who seeks revenge for his father's murder at the hands of a calculating crime boss's syndicate. The hunt culminates in a neon-lit carnage in Hong Kong, where Musashi annihilates an army of assassins while B.B. faces off in a duel to the death against Nikki and Sofie Fatale. The saga ends with an epic funeral where figures from Beatrix's past gather to bid farewell to the woman who, even in death, managed to complete her final lesson in revenge.

Batman Arkham

In a Gotham City steeped in corruption, Batman struggles to maintain order while investigating a series of crimes linked to a mysterious enemy who plays on fear. After a confrontation with the enigmatic Scarecrow, Batman is exposed to a strange toxin that begins to distort his perception of reality. From that moment on, unsettling details begin to appear: staring faces, incongruous environments, and a constant feeling that something is not what it seems. As he tries to maintain control, a figure emerges from the chaos: the Joker, an unpredictable individual who seems to know a truth that Batman refuses to acknowledge. As the line between reality and delusion blurs, Batman must confront not only his enemies but also his own mind… in a story where nothing is as it seems, and where the truth may be more terrifying than madness.

Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox

What if... DCAMU never happened and they made live actions films of it's storyline.