Title: Batman: Bruce Wayne.
Story arc: Fugitive.
Series: Batman: Bruce Wayne, Fugitive #1.
Writer(s): DEviN GRAYSON, ED BRUBAKER, Chuck Dixon & Kelley Puckett.
Penciller(s): ROGER ROBINSON, Scott McDaniel, RICK LEONARDI, Phil Noto, TREVOR MCCARTHY, Sean Phillips, William Rosado & Dave Ross.
Inker(s): JOHN FLOYD, Andy Owens, Jesse Delperdang, Robert Campanella, ANDREW PEPOY, Sean Phillips, ROB STULL & Marlo Alquiza.
Colourist(s): GLORIA VASQUEZ, GREGORY WRIGHT, WILDSTORM FX & Jason Wright.
Letterer(s): BILL OAKLEY, John Costanza, ALBERT T. DEGUZMAN & Willie Schubert.
Publisher: DC Comics.
Format: Paperback.
Release Date: December 1st 2002.
Pages: 160.
Genre(s): Comics, Science-Fiction.
ISBN13: 9781563899331.
My Overall Rating:
Previously in the Batman: Bruce Wayne, Fugitive Series:
Batman: Bruce Wayne: Murderer? by Chuck Dixon.
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This is one of my favorite Batman stories. I love the introduction of David and Cassandra Cain.
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It’s definitely one of the most important events in the whole Batman lore! Cassandra Cain’s addition since No Man’s Land is indeed awesome!
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While it may not have been great, at least this was a 3star for you. Sometimes you gotta take that fast food cheeseburger and be thankful you’re not starving to death 😀
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Exactly. And I don’t mind fast food with comics since the time investment (to read it) and the obtained quality ratio is never as insane as going through a 1000 page book that turned out “meh” in the end. 😛
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* looks over at Sanderson *
Yeah bub, he’s talking about you!
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At leàst it wasn’t as bad as that Superman film! 😀
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If I run into a comic as bad as that movie, I’m sure to tear it to pieces with an in-depth review and get some fun out of it though! 😛
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Can’t wait! 😂
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Great review as ever Lashaan! And the art is once more so fitting for the story!
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Thanks, Sophie. I appreciate the kind words! 😀
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Wow, this story was spread over 5 series. That being the case I’m less surprised the sum total is only a 3 star, which honestly isn’t bad. Just not as great as we might hope for.
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Yep. It’s tough to create something internally coherent when it’s spread across so many issues. I do appreciate it when they have a “main event” comic book series released and leave all the tie-in stuff to be handled separated and collected separately nowadays.
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Hm. Hm, hm, hmm. Not sure I want to try this one out. I’ll wait for your review of the conclusion! 😀
Intriguing review, Lashaan, seem like you’ve been all over the place with regards to this one – it’s like you are still deciding whether the conclusion will be worth it 😉
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I wouldn’t be able to recommend this to you as of this moment too and I think there’s too much “fluff” around the intrigue to really catch your attention. I’m mostly 3-starring my way through this because I know this event is considered a classic in Batman lore and I just want to know how it all goes down hahah
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Concept sounds promising but it’s like saying we have here, ” Too many cooks spoil the soup”. Great review, Lashaan!
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That’s a great saying that explains everything quite perfectly! Thanks for reading, Yesha. 😀
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Do you think Batman/Superman will forever be present as superheroes? It’s been generations and there’s still ongoing art coming out.
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Ahhh, they’ll never die. They’ll live forever. Just like legends. 😉
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