Batman: Creature of the Night #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Book Two: Boy Wonder," Bruce Wainwright balances his life as a Harvard student and rising figure at Wainwright Investments under his uncle Alfred, using his sharp instincts to guide the company’s success. As he pushes for change—starting a victim support group that brings in 14-year-old Robin Helgeland, a survivor of tragedy—the mysterious Bat Creature prowls the night, drawing ever closer to the truth of his own identity. Written by Kurt Busiek and brought to life with striking, moody art by John Paul Leon (who also handles inks, colors, and lettering), this issue deepens the enigmatic bond between Bruce and the creature he may—or may not—be. The cover, also by Leon, captures the duality of his world in a single, haunting image.
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Now a young man, Bruce Wainwright spends his days studying at Harvard while also working at the family business Wainwright Investments under his uncle Alfred. Bruce seems to have a knack for making key investments that are very profitable for his company. He also urges Alfred for the company to start a victim support group to offer opportunities to other children who have been victims of crime. The first victim they help is 14 year old Robin Helgeland, whose parents were murdered. Meanwhile at night, the Bat Creature continues to fight crime, and Bruce shares a connection with him.
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