Wonder Woman takes Kara on a ride to a mysterious forest to get some new ink. On the way, the pair learns a lot about where they came from and where they're going. Read Full Review

Where this series has always shined is when it dials back the action a bit and explores these alternate versions of our favorite characters, and that makes this probably the best issue of the series. Read Full Review

Overall, I dug what they were going for here, paralleling Wonder Woman's back story with Supergirl's, but I wish it had just a little bit more meat to it. Still, it's a great piece to the story and, when read together in the trade, will probably flow better along with the rest of the story being told. Read Full Review

Gotham City Garage has a solid installment here that finishes the two short things that it was working through at the moment and each of them is satisfying. I liked seeing what we got from Catwoman with her goal, how far she'll go to achieve it, and the secret life she's also living. At the same time the simple action of what Kara and Dick are up to is fun and I like the way it brings something big into the picture back at the garage where it might help her reputation a bit. The team put in a solid work through and through, though I'm hopeful for more time spent in the dome with richer backgrounds to engage in what this world is like a bit more. Read Full Review

On art duties this time around sees the return of Doyle in the first chapter. Being the first artist to draw for this series, Doyle established the look and feel of the series and its great to see her back. For the second chapter, Donovan does an admirable job, especially in the flashback sequences. Read Full Review

Overall, I'm not sure that Gotham City Garage is a viable ongoing title. DC already has an alternate-universe, female-centric title with Bombshells. Read Full Review