"WHO IS ORACLE?" part four! The dangerous new Oracle is finding that Gotham's mobs aren't up to the task of keeping the Birds of Prey off the scent...so send in the Snakes! Copperhead, The Asp, Cottonmouth, and Lady Viper are the most venomous foes the Birds have ever faced!
Batgirl and the Birds of Prey #3 is great serial story telling and a lovely-looking book, to boot. Read Full Review
The combination of banter, action, and mystery in the Bird's life continue to be very enjoyable, but the Benson's skillfully layer in moments of genuine emotion and relationship. Read Full Review
The Birds reads like any old crossover special rather than the superhero squad goals we spent decades pining for. Read Full Review
This series continues to be a fun character-soaked ride. If you dig character building–or just Black Canary in general–you gotta read this. If not though, the main narrative is so slow moving you could skip it and miss little. Read Full Review
So… Batgirl and the Birds of Prey #3 is an improvement in some ways. Unfortunately, it also has huge flaws which need to be urgently addressed. As such, I still can't recommend this title and it's looking like a dud from DC. Read Full Review
The action and the dialog in this issue felt really off from the get go and we get really nothing to move this story forward from what's presented here. With all of that, the art in this issue isn't really to my liking either and ultimately I find myself just being disappointed with this series. Read Full Review
Batgirl & the Birds of Prey is more of the same. If you've been enjoying the book, then you will continue to enjoy this title. If you're like me, and have been expecting more, then you'll most likely just grow more frustrated because more cracks are starting to form under the weight of the various plot threads. I'm still hanging in there, but just barely. Read Full Review
Ultimately, Batgirl and the Birds of Prey has parts of it I liked, but it's a bit too hard to love. I love the idea of reading about DC's most-prominent all-women team by a team of all women, but too much of it isn't landing the way it should, and that's a real shame. Read Full Review
Really good. Lots of character development, interesting plot twists and well written. Action is great too.
I'm starting to considering dropping this book. This story has a Black Canary origin mixed in with Oracle story that we got in the last two issues. Black Canary doesn't get enough attention in the main story and the origin doesn't tie in to the present day at all. I like the Black Canary origin, it is very solid but this Oracle story isn't really good enough to keep me coming back.
I Begin to maybe stop Read Batgirl & Birds of Prey
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