Batgirl #6 Review

Batgirl faces a new kind of “mirror” in the wrap-up to the house of glass arc

Batgirl #5 Review

After a tense mother/daughter conversation and a run-in with an ex-millionaire and his sons, Babs get a huge Batfamily surprise.

Batgirl #3 Review

(My amazing Batgirl #3 review, in which I use a lot of slashes to convey meaning.)

Wonder Woman #2 Review

Gods playing with our emotions, secrets yet to be revealed, a promiscuous mistress of Zeus… what more could you want out of a comic?

Batgirl #2 Review

In the second installment of the revamped and newly reappointed Batgirl, we delve further into the Mirror and the back story of Barbara’s stunning return to heroism.

Wonder Woman #1 Review

New to this comic but certainly not without knowledge of this age-old female character, I try to take the reigns on Azzarello’s Wonder Woman reboot.

Batgirl #1 Review

Though I miss Stephanie Brown already, this issue did not fail to impress me with Barbara Gordon back at the Batgirl helm.

Red Robin #26 Review

For as weak as I thought this run started, the 26 issues in Red Robin proved the talent of Fabian Nicieza and the depth of Tim Drake’s character throughout. This final issue is the ultimate – and really -  only truly justifiable end to this storyline; and it was highly gratifying.

Batgirl #24 Review

This entire 24 issue run culminates in Stephanie’s reunion with her third-rate villain of a father and it did nothing less than dazzle me, in this issue and over the past year.

Red Robin #25 Review

With only one issue left in this run, we’re granted some inside intel into who’s been running the Assassination Tournament and get a little bit of denouement in this one…

Batgirl #23 Review

With a brief side-step in last months’ one-shot issue, we find ourselves back on track for the penultimate installment of The Lesson.

Red Robin #23 Review

The last few issues of Red Robin were subpar to what I thought were the best of this run: 6-20. That said, is it just me or is this issue… off?

Red Robin #23