· Batman: Bruce Wayne Fugitive - VOL 02 by Greg Rucka, Devin Grayson, Ed Brubaker, Steve Lieber, Scott McDaniel, Sergio Cariello, Roger Robinson. Click here for the lowest price! Paperback, , Written by Greg Rucka, Devin Grayson and Ed Brubaker; Art by Steve Lieber,Scott McDaniel, Sergio Cariello, Roger Robinson, and more; Cover by ScottMcDaniel The conclusion to one of the most talked about Batman events of alltime! Batman's allies decide he's been framed for the murder of VesperFairchild. Now the Dark Knight must find out who did it - andwhy!5/5(1). Book Complete 2. Batman: Bruce Wayne, Fugitive. by Greg Rucka. · Ratings · 49 Reviews · published · 3 editions. Indicted for killing his sometime girlfriend Vespe. Want to Read. Shelving menu. Shelve Batman: Bruce Wayne, Fugitive. Want to Read.
Bruce Wayne absconds and abandons that persona and lives full time as Batman. It should work better than it's been written. Sadly the second part of this story, Bruce Wayne Fugitive seems to be out of print for some reason despite it being a 'New edition' so my recommendation is get the singular older copies (3 vols, pretty cheap on Ebay). Find many great new used options and get the best deals for BATMAN: BRUCE WAYNE FUGITIVE - VOL 02 By Greg Rucka Devin Grayson *Excellent* at the best online prices at eBay! Free shipping for many products! The premise is excellent: Bruce Wayne is framed for murder, causing Batman to declare Bruce Wayne a liability and abandon the identity once escaping prison. Meanwhile the entire Batfamily works to exonerate Bruce Wayne while constantly wrestling with the fact that the evidence is so damning. Only Dick's faith never wavers.
This paperback collects the third and final part of the Bruce Wayne: Fugitive storyline. This part of the Bruce Wayne: Fugitive storyline originally was published in three different comic book series from October to December, This story was written by Greg Rucka, Ed Brubaker, and Kelley Puckett. The illustrations are by Steve Lieber, Rick Burchett, Scott McDaniel, and Damion Scott. In Batman: The Cent Adventure #1, Bruce Wayne and his then bodyguard Sasha Bordeaux find a dead Vesper Fairchild in Wayne Manor, right before the GCPD burst in on an anonymous tip. The two are incarcerated in Blackgate Penitentiary, leaving the rest of the Batman Family to investigate the crime. Oracle finds that even the identity of Batman is an insufficient alibi for Bruce, and the evidence suggests that he finally snapped and killed Vesper to prevent her from revealing his identity to. Written by Greg Rucka, Devin Grayson and Ed Brubaker; Art by Steve Lieber,Scott McDaniel, Sergio Cariello, Roger Robinson, and more; Cover by ScottMcDaniel The conclusion to one of the most talked about Batman events of alltime!.
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