A SURPRISE ATTACK CHANGES EVERYTHING! As Batgirl grapples with the unlikely allies Lady Shiva has assembled to combat the Unburied, a surprise attack derails their burgeoning plans. Suddenly, it's all-out war with Cassandra Cain caught in the middle of the deadliest hands in the DC Universe! Will she stand and fight alongside the enemies of her enemy? Or will she take them all on herself?
Fans who have been following Cass since the very beginning will see beats paid off they never thought they'd see mentioned again. Read Full Review
A great exploration into the complicated nature of Shiva's character, and the relationship she failed to build with the daughter who rejected her legacy. Read Full Review
Batgirl #4 is a gripping and visually stunning issue that continues to elevate Cassandra Cains story. The combination of high-stakes action, emotional depth, and masterful storytelling makes this a must-read for fans of the character. Tate Brombal delivers a script that keeps the tension high, while Takeshi Miyazawas artwork brings every moment to life with breathtaking detail. The evolving relationship between Cassandra and Lady Shiva remains a driving force in the series, adding layers of complexity that make each interaction feel meaningful. Read Full Review
Batgirl #4 continues the series streak of dynamic storytelling and strong visuals. Brombal's adoration for Cass has never been clearer as plot points from the past rear their head to delight long-time fans of the character. But as things get tougher for our lead the series only seems to be stronger and more compelling. Read Full Review
Issue #4 of Batgirl was a slight improvement over issue #3. While I have been enjoying the series throughout, I'm starting to feel that the actual story might have been stretched too thin. The artwork continues to be great, and the emotional moment between Cassandra and Lady Shiva was definitely a highlight for me as it further developed their relationship. And with what happened at the end of the issue, I'm interested to see how Cassandra responds and what her next course of action is. Read Full Review
Overall I had to remind myself I liked this issue because the dialogue was really bothering me. It gets better as the plot returns to Casandra's inner monologues and observations, and we're staying with her headspace in driving the book. It can be better, but it's still, overall, solid character work. Read Full Review
Cassandra Cain IS an interesting person with quite a bit of potential that still feels more or less unrealized as things move forward. There would be so much more that could be done with the overall feel of things that simply isnt being explored at all. Brombal and company seem to be moving in a direction that might realize some of Cains potential, but its going to be kind f a long journey as there are many, many obstacles being placed in front of Cass. Read Full Review
I think this is the definitive Cassandara Cain series for me. The story and pacing is really tight and not rushing, but not sluggish.
Total waste of my time and paper. Again ninja running and same lack of ideas and direction..4 issues same crap..art isn't bad.. just unispired and without personality. Mediocre.
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