Iveenjoyed this series very much, and am sorry to see it go. I wish Id discoveredit sooner. But thats not to say the Birds of Prey will be out of action forlong. They could always pop up again in any given title of the DCU, until theyfind their way forward once again. I look forward to that. In the meantime, perhapsJulie Benson and Shawna Benson can find their place on Bombshells. Read Full Review

BATGIRL AND THE BIRDS OF PREY #22 is a shocking finale! Julie Benson and Shawna Benson have done justice by these heroines and made them shine. Roge Antonio breathes life into the story with his vibrant artwork. Overall, a great ending to a story arc! Read Full Review

Julie Benson and Shawna Benson had one job: bring the Birds of Prey back together. They succeeded and did so with a very solid run. They should be applauded and DC has rightfully rewarded them with the Green Arrow series. Sad to see the Birds go, but when they return it will have this run to thank for setting them up. Read Full Review

This was a fantastic conclusion to the Full Circle plot; it also wrapped up a bunch of other subplots while it was at it (Helena's mother, Canary's cry, Gus, etc). I know this isn't the conclusion to the series, but it very easily could have been had they wanted to. It'll be interesting to see what the next issue has in store, since it'll be starting off on a clean (well, cleaner) slate. Read Full Review

From BOP Rebirth #1 to now, this creative team has given us exciting arc after exciting arc, with beautiful artwork, and a lot of fun. I am sad to see it go, but excited to see what the future holds for Babs, Helena, and Dinah. Read Full Review

Over the past two years, this series successfully grew out of the “New 52” into theRebirthera to embrace both modern and dare I say the classic Birds of Prey into a formidable title that gelled into an amalgam of all eras. It never felt derivative, only inspired. This series will be missed. Please, show your support and make this a “must buy” this week. Read Full Review

Batgirl and the Birds of Prey finish their run with a good team up that stresses their strength as a team and also as friends. What more can fans of these heroes ask for? Read Full Review

As it stands, there's no reason to pick this issue up unless you've already been enduring the artwork for the sake of the story so far. Read Full Review

Looking over the final issue, all I can think of is missed opportunities. Read Full Review

Looking over the final issue, all I can think of is missed opportunities. This book, with theses characters should work and work well! Thinking back to this book in its heyday, it was the relationships between the characters that made it work. Myopinion is that by making Batgirl younger, DC have destabilized the team; how can a younger Batgirl understand the Huntress's need for revenge? How can Canary, relate to her partners when she herself has not gone through any real loss since Rebirth? This may be the final book of this run and I would like to say I will miss the Birds. Problem is, I have been missing them for so long already! Read Full Review

While I'm sure that fans of this series will find something to love in this issue, I felt that it came off a bit forced to try and wrap everything up that it needed to and while we do get a decent send off for Huntress, the progression of her arc here, like the rest of the story felt rushed.  I love the art in this, but besides that, there isn't much I'm going to miss from this series ending.   Read Full Review

There's been a lot of attempts to revive nostalgic hits in the last few years, but this one shows that sometimes a property is a product of its time and place, and when too much has changed it's just not the same anymore. Might be time to let the Birds rest and try a new concept " Batgirls Inc, maybe? Read Full Review

Batgirl and the Birds of Prey #22 is a fitting end to an underwhelming series. Unnatural dialogue, goofy posturing, and empty emotional conclusions fail to send this title out on a positive note, and some mediocre visual storytelling only further downgrades a slog of a read. If you liked this series, then you'll probably like its conclusion. If you didn't, move along"there's nothing to see here. Read Full Review

It's a rushed ending. One that doesn't feel natural nor conclusive, albeit tries, which is a perfect depiction of the entire Batgirl and the Birds of Prey run. It tried, and sometimes that was enough to keep it going and entertain, but other times...
We have to say our goodbyes, the series came to an end, and while it shouldn't be surprising, after rather shaky two years, there's a part of me that's going to miss it, I guess. I like the team, and would love our three protagonists to be used in a way this run's writers couldn't use them. They deserve more, and that's what I felt when reading this comic - it tries to tie all the arcs and loose ends, but I don't think it's enough.
Maybe, just maybe, when/if Birds return in the future, their new series will learn from this one's mistakes and provide us something to remember, to cheer for. more