When young Kara Gordon rushes headlong into the Freescape, she’s stunned to find Gotham City Garage—where new friends might become family, if she lives long enough.
This was such a solid issue in what seems like will be a fantastic series. I am super excited for what is to come next, and you should be as well. Read Full Review
Gotham City Garage is a high octane hit! Chapter 2 (of the possible biweekly series?) is just as strong an issue as the debut all while answering just enough of the lingering questions I had. I really look forward to the coming conflict, and mystery of Kara's history, there's a ton going right here … check it out. Read Full Review
Wow guys, okay, so we meet more characters we have grown to love in so many other forms in this tale. I feel like by the end of this run we will see all of our favorites in one form or another. I really like this weird universe and this story was actually pretty fun and adventurous. Another strong point is the way the writers convey Bardas past and present thoughts as she is navigating through a wasteland trying to protect Banshee and Kara. This issue is a wild ride, but lighter than the dark aspect from the first issue.okay, not much lighter. Pick up this issue at your local comic shop. Read Full Review
Gotham City Garage has a solid second installment as we get the necessary expansion that's more about showing than digging into the details of it all as expected. Kelly and Lanzing keep things moving well but with a good amount of dialogue and exposition so it feels like we get some meat and potatoes with it rather than just splashy scenes without any meaning. I'm genuinely excited to see where this goes as a standalone series reshaping characters and exploring new ideas without having to deal with events is right up my alley and the team here is doing great work from top to bottom. I love Ching's style with how he presents just about everything here and I want oh so much more of it while at the same time excited to see how the upcoming artists will build upon what he started here and bring their own style to it. Read Full Review
I enjoyed this issue as a vehicle to let the reader to get to know more of the characters of this world. Barda comes off, as she usually does, as a brave warrior willing to not only take the fight to the enemy, but also as a protector of her charge. She gives off a “Big sister” vibe when it comes to Kara, willing to protect her at any cost. Read Full Review
I prefer a more hyper real style to a cartoonist abstract style that looks messy. Read Full Review
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