This installment worked better for me overall, even if I do wish each story had more pages to be effective. Batwoman's tale is a good infiltration/rescue tale tied to her past a bit while Supergirl copes with the feeling of living in her cousin's shadow while not realizing that she's done it by choice at this point. Both show some good stuff for each character but I liked Supergirl's just a bit more since it's giving her a new path to move forward on and one that I hope we see play out more in these pages. Both are pretty solid in story and execution while the artwork is definitely enjoyable as it goes for a lighter and more colorful approach than something overly detailed that wouldn't connect quite as well for casual readers checking it out. Everything feels inviting and makes you want to find out more about the characters. Read Full Review

Not to be rude to the first writer, but their story was perhaps one of the least gripping stories I have ever read. Andrea Shea's story was a lot better