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Batwoman: Elegy by Greg Rucka

Batwoman: Elegy Greg Rucka ebook
Page: 192
ISBN: 9781401231460
Format: pdf
Publisher: DC Comics

To put the matter of this review succinctly, Batwoman: Elegy rocks. Everyone knows that Bruce Wayne frigged off somewhere back in 2008. ISBN: 9781401231460 | 192 pages | 5 Mb. Batwoman: Elegy is an amazing comic, in part because structurally it probably shouldn't work. I saw the trade came out a few weeks ago. Batwoman: Elegy collects the ten issues featuring Kate Kane that appeared in Detective Comics from 2009 to 2010. Reason #1: It's a follow up to a critically-acclaimed 2009 Detective Comics run by Greg Rucka and J. Batwoman: Elegy fits nicely into the Batman universe, while being a piece that stands firmly on its own merits. Williams III (repackaged in the collected edition as Batwoman: Elegy). Batwoman: Elegy, is a trade paperback of a story that originally ran in Detective Comics and was written by Greg Rucka, drawn by J H Williams III and coloured by David Baron. Batwoman: Elegy was originally released as Detective Comics issues 854 to 860 and I, of course, was late to the party on those issues as well, with almost all of them selling out immediately. The recent arrival of Batwoman to the world of DC Comics came with much excitement. Batwoman: Elegy by Greg Rucka & J. But Batwoman: Elegy is what got me really hooked. Baroque, Bombastic, Beautiful Batwoman. When we open Elegy (a word that means “a mournful, melancholy, or plaintive poem”), Batwoman is hunting down members of a satanic, crime-based religion, and comes into conflict with their leader Alice. Batwoman: Elegy Greg Rucka Publisher: DC Comics. Williams III To Drive Batwoman Ongoing - CBR News spoke with J.H.