This book has really emphasized their friendship in a nice waybut let's be honest, it feels like a lot more than friendship at times and I would love to see DC actually take the leap and confirm that in the coming year. One way or another, it's great to see these girls getting the spotlight they deserve again. Read Full Review

‘Batgirls' might have reached the end of Bat Girl Summer, but the fall and beyond for these characters is just as bright and awesome. There is a great energy and style to this book that makes sure it never loses a step and is fun but serious at the same time month after month, a clear love on the page from everyone involved. Read Full Review

This would have been a great ending to the series, but I'm glad we don't have to stop here. I can tell there's so much more we can do with these characters in this series. The arc came to a satisfying conclusion and already set up something intriguing for the forthcoming annual, which I cannot wait for! Read Full Review

Becky Cloonan and Michael W. Conrad bring their third arc to a close, handily launching their fourth as well as bringing several strong moments of character development to the cast. Neil Googe finishes his fourth issue with strong, sketchy linework, really highlighting the strengths of each character and their cartoony, action appeal. Read Full Review

Batgirls #12 brings the hunt for the Hill Ripper to an end with a respectable amount of dramatic tension, plenty of action, and a decent conclusion to the killing spree. That said, the dialog in the first half is terrible, the tone is wildly inconsistent compared to the previous issue, and the art, especially the coloring, is odd. Read Full Review

Batgirls ends the way it began, with more vibes than a tight story. Read Full Review

This issue, while probably not my favorite in the run, is really solid. It's a fun romp that I think most fans of these characters will enjoy. Read Full Review