DC Comics April 21, 2010

The Brave and the Bold #33

The Brave and the Bold #32 The Brave and the Bold #34
The Brave and the Bold #33
Series
8.4

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4 Reviews
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Writer J. Michael Straczynski
Artist Cliff Chiang
Cover Price $2.99

Oh yes, it's ladies' night! Batgirl, Wonder Woman and Zatanna enjoy a nice, peaceful evening on the town that absolutely won't be interrupted by any kind of superheroic hijinks whatsoever... and if you believe that, there's a giant bronze globe in Metropolis we'd like to sell you!

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  • 10

    Major Spoilers - Victoria

    Apr 26, 2010

    The Brave and the Bold #33 is one of the best one shot issues I have ever read. With its gripping story combined with the fantastic art, I give this issue five out of five stars. Read Full Review

  • 9.0

    The Weekly Crisis - Ryan Schrodt

    Apr 22, 2010

    I'm not sure that I've mentioned this before, but Read Full Review

  • 8.4

    IGN - Dan Phillips

    Apr 21, 2010

    The issue isn't as tightly wound or intricately constructed as some of JMS' earlier efforts, but is just as impressive in a lot of other ways. As long as Barbara Gordon has been entrenched in her Oracle persona, not many artists have really probed into the emotional ramifications of her defining incident. The issue does that beautifully, and tops it off with a devastating call back to The Killing Joke that'll sock you in the gut. It's not JMS' best work on the series, but it is quite good. Read Full Review

  • 6.0

    Comic Book Resources - Timothy Callahan

    Apr 25, 2010

    It's bad enough that Zatanna and Wonder Woman give up so easily and resign themselves to the knowledge that Barbara Gordon will be shot in the spine and they won't be able to stop it (which really doesn't make sense for characters who have been repeatedly shown to defy the whims of fate time and time again), but the obviousness of the storytelling, and the, as I said before, tacky nature of the way the story is told, well, it doesn't give Cliff Chiang and Trish Mulvihill the narrative they deserve. Read Full Review

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