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6. The Autobiography of Bruce Wayne
The Brave and the Bold # 197 (1983)
And we conclude all this with another Alan Brennert Batman tale.
In this story, the Bruce Wayne of Earth 2 looks back on his life and how he ended up settling down with Catwoman before her death. It’s sweet and a good send-off to a character people invested a lot in.
Plus it gives a great way for the Earth 2 universe to progress, leading to the Dick Grayson Batman we all know and love. It’s overall a bit weaker than To Kill a Legend but it’s still Brennart so it’s still pretty darn good, boy howdy. And as someone who’s just been enjoying and celebrating Batman history for a month, it’s oddly satisfying to end on a celebration of the original, formative Batman.
One of the Greatest Batman Stories of All Time?: I don’t think so. Brennart is a master, but To Kill a Legend is his home run. But a solid triple is a solid triple.
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