Incredible art, but weird pacing

I enjoyed the vibes but it kidna felt liek the writer just wanted to get rid of this story.

And so comes the conclusion to this fun, scary, tear-jerking and overall bizarre (in a good way) series.

First a note: Vampire Wonder Woman is awesome and I want to see more of her (and her doing her own thing beyond jsut popping up in other characters' plot). And I say this as someone who despises the other evil versions of the character.

Oliver's part is probably the most action-based, and he ends managing to do what he does best: help normal people. After this sucess, though, it's possible he may not be able to go back to his loved ones (see below).

Kara's part provides the hope necessary for this not go go completely dark. Against all odds (and after the cruel cliffhanger of the last issue) and with a ticking clock, she's back and ready to save as many people as she can't.

And Barbara's part was... Great. Back in October I mentioned that she was trying to win while keeping her humanity. SPOILERS, she doesn't get to. I loved that back-and-forth in the Tower, I loved Nightwing in this. I loved how normal he made everythign feel ("Babs honey, I gotta drink people") and how their conversation is basically him trying every trick in the book to make himself more vulnerable and reasonable than he is. And yet, I can almost feel there was some sincerity in what he was saying. And the best thing about it is that... It doesn't completely work in his favour. Yes, Barbara can't bring himself to kill him. Same as Batman or Constantine, or even Green Arrow at first. It's more difficult when these people are so reconizable (instead of feral or "just possessed"). But in this series, vampires are left with the negative and selfish desires of a person, so after being vamped, turns out Babs had other priorities. All other characters were telling the Batfam (Babs, Damian, Steph...) that killing Nightwing wouldn't have that helpful because someone else would take his place, and to do so with this kind of ironic twist ending was great.

Will Supergirl manage to change the setting now that she's got her powers or do the vampries have a countermeasure now that Barbara, who was a leader of the resistance, is elading them?

What happens to the Batgirls, or Dinah, who were last seen surrounded and exhausted, and now their best friend and leader may want them by her side? Do Black Canary and Green Arrow end in different teams?

I want this to go on... more

Gorgeous and heartfelt, I didn't want this issue to end.