"Screwed" takes on a whole new meaning for Stephanie Brown as The Reapers speed up their nefarious plan, going toe-to-toe with Batgirl in the heart of Blackgate. But who are the Reapers working for, and why? Answers to both those questions and more await Batgirl as "The Lesson" concludes.
I have gushed enough. This book is great and it is going away. I hate when quality books disappear. There aren't enough of them out there these days. How great would annual crossovers of a World's Finest of Kara and Steph have been? Read Full Review
We shall see" Read Full Review
Pick this issue up. My only complaint is there's only a single issue left, but I have a feeling Mr. Miller is going to have Stephanie Brown go out in style. I would expect nothing less. Must-read. Read Full Review
Dustin Nguyen's lovely cover is also worth a mention (as it always is), offering up a nice mid-battle staredown between a smirking Stephanie Brown and her robotic attackers. The violet hue of the image is a great parallel to Batgirl's color scheme, and it won't be soon enough that I'm able to have this as a print on my wall. Read Full Review
Stephanie Brown has totally come into her own as Batgirl, and even if she shows up in the new DCU as Spoiler again, it'll feel like a step backwards for her. Pere Perez does good work here. The armored villains don't look particularly original " they're more or less generic armored guys " but the battle is good and all of the guest stars are exciting and dynamic. This is one of those books that will be sorely, sorely missed. Read Full Review
Miller tries to paint over the major gear-shift in story as best he can, and there are some enjoyable moments, but this is definitely not the way anyone expected this series to go. Read Full Review
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