A TRAP IS SET! When Oracle intercepts chatter about Sin from the ninja clan long bent on acquiring her, Dinah, Sin, and Megaera decide to set a trap instead of waiting for an ambush. Meanwhile, Constantine reaches out to Oracle for last-minute help moving a tricky demon across a dimensional plane, but Oracle only has the skeleton crew of Big Barda and Cass Cain on hand...and they might not be the best fit for this particular mission.
Welcome Juann Cabal. I saw the first page ofBirds of Prey #18 and said "well, you're a new artist, and I LOVE IT!. I really, really like this art style. The comic but slightly realistic style is one of my faves, and Cabal does this beautifully. Read Full Review
Theres a grand sense of clean execution about the whole issue. On its surface, the overall premise of the issue isnt entirely unlke anything thats ever been done on the superhero genre before. Its the way that Thompson and company execute the action that ends up being the genius of the latest incarnation of the Birds of Prey. Action. Drama. Comedy. Everything fits so cleverly between two covers in the latest issue. Read Full Review
Birds of Prey #18 accomplishes two things: 1) Providing the team members to develop their chemistry together more and; 2) Transitions us from the last few big storylines and tease what is coming next. Read Full Review
Birds of Prey #18 is a mixed bag. Half of the issue is really good, and half of the issue is wasted. Thompson can't write a complete issue and gets in her own way allowing the good stuff to be undermined by nonsense that has no value to the story or characters. I had real hopes for this issue, but it's more of the same. This series will not improve until a better writer takes over. Read Full Review
this story is a lot smoother compared to the first few issues. I'm glad that it happened
The art is great anything else is just garbage
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