 Batman Return of Bruce Wayne #6 $4.50 Quantity
VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by GRANT MORRISON Art by LEE GARBETT & WALDEN WONG Cover by ANDY KUBERT 1:25 variant cover by LEE GARBETT Grant Morrison and BATGIRL artist Lee Garbett deliver the final chapter of this time-spanning epic! With Bruce Wayne just steps away from returning to present day Gotham City, the timestream might have a few more surprises in store for The Dark Knight! Do not miss this issue, as it paves the way for the shocking future era of Batman! Date Available: 11/10/2010 BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS  The tale ends here, as The Return of Bruce Wayne reaches its climatic issue. To me, this was a story that needed to be finished. I guess some readers want to see other characters take up the Batman outfit, but I’m old school, and it seems every handful of months or years when someone replaces Bruce as Batman I suddenly have lapses in my Batman collection. In this finishing issue, I found the first few pages of Grant Morrison’s script confusing and convoluted, though a reread has helped quite a bit. An ambitious end, to be sure, which overstretched itself—which is kind of like saying comics need to be more like Jane Eyre. Still, without giving away the actual ending, I’ll say that I enjoyed the comic. It has Bruce Wayne, so how can I not? 5 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
Written by GRANT MORRISON Art by LEE GARBETT & WALDEN WONG Cover by ANDY KUBERT 1:25 variant cover by LEE GARBETT Grant Morrison and BATGIRL artist Lee Garbett deliver the final chapter of this time-spanning epic! With Bruce Wayne just steps away from returning to present day Gotham City, the timestream might have a few more surprises in store for The Dark Knight! Do not miss this issue, as it paves the way for the shocking future era of Batman! Date Available: 11/10/2010 BONUS REVIEW by GARY OWENS The tale ends here, as The Return of Bruce Wayne reaches its climatic issue. To me, this was a story that needed to be finished. I guess some readers want to see other characters take up the Batman outfit, but I’m old school, and it seems every handful of months or years when someone replaces Bruce as Batman I suddenly have lapses in my Batman collection. In this finishing issue, I found the first few pages of Grant Morrison’s script confusing and convoluted, though a reread has helped quite a bit. An ambitious end, to be sure, which overstretched itself—which is kind of like saying comics need to be more like Jane Eyre. Still, without giving away the actual ending, I’ll say that I enjoyed the comic. It has Bruce Wayne, so how can I not? 5 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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