"The Canary Down The Cave" is a fantastic issue, officially (and for some fans, finally) properly bringing Black Canary into the events of the series. Read Full Review

More of this please. The setup is there and we can see things pulling together more as it takes time to establish characters and settings, but ten issues in and we can now start seeing more of these connections forming better and more engaging stories. What we get from Barbara and Kara here absolutely sells the book and makes me want to see so much more of them together but also this now more confident Kara that has become a real member of the Garage based on the way they all come together at the end here and show off a fun range of abilities and styles. I'm excited to see what comes next if it can build off this and expand it even more with the cast that they're getting to play with. Read Full Review

Ending with a life taken, although maybe not the one expected, and a bittersweet resolution, this issue is a strong one. I just wish " and this extends across the Gotham City Garage universe " that we got to know these characters a little bit before their dramatic, defining storylines Read Full Review

I had never heard of Aneke before on art, but they did an admirable job. The fight sequences were fluid and the interpretation of Canary in her Gotham City Garage garb is fantastic. There are a couple of hiccups here and there with the faces throughout, but that is mostly a nitpick. Read Full Review

Aneke returns to the drawing board for this issue. I said in my review of issue #4 the artwork got a little sloppy towards the end. Not so, this time around. Itis much more consistent, so perhaps a few months off for Ameke to polish some skills is just what the doctor ordered. Nevertheless, I am disappointed in the constant rotation of artists this book has experienced. Its almost as if the title has become a try-out series for novice comic book artists. Read Full Review