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With Lady Shiva gravely wounded and Batgirl refusing to join her mother's cause, the two seek refuge in the unlikeliest of places while the mysterious Unburied continue to hunt them--just as their deadly leader finally emerges from the shadows. Lives are at stake, but it wouldn't be a killer face-off without some casualties!
A fantastic showcase of talent that proves Brombal isn't just a one-issue wonder, and perfect for the job. The book makes me feel like I'm a kid again, reading Cass for the first time. Read Full Review
Batgirl #2 is a captivating balance of action and character. Tate Brombal is taking Cass (and us!) on a rollercoaster ride. With her world rocked by the arrival of a new villain, we might finally see Batgirl learn to trust her mother. The prospect of exploring their relationship alone is enough to propel the story in to issue #3. Read Full Review
Upping the stakes is always important when it comes to doing a martial arts comic, and it's great to have a Cass book that calls back to her original run. Read Full Review
Batgirl #2 is a strong follow-up that deepens the narrative while maintaining thrilling action. With a well-balanced script, immersive artwork, and clear lettering, this issue delivers a compelling blend of personal drama and high-stakes conflict. Fans of Cassandra Cain will appreciate the nuanced character exploration and the promise of more to come. Read Full Review
Batgirl #2is a super-solid entry in the miniseries that takes everything that worked about the first issue and builds on it. Tate Brombal's script is a pleasant mix of fighting and heart, and Takeshi Miyazawa's art style suits the story beautifully. That said, Brombal's lack of clarity about the nature of the conflict is a sore spot.8/10 Read Full Review
A fun follow up to a good debut.
a really solid follow up issue. I think this series is going to be good
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