My first review for Comic Book Roundup ... how exciting! A straightforward yet captivating story that left me wanting more. This iteration of Supergirl seems to be alarming a few readers however this is the first issue, we need to give Tom King time to delve into the series. There may be an explanation for Karas unusual behaviour. The medieval styled language makes for good comedy and is an interesting contrast to the superhero/sci-fi elements of Supergirl. New character Ruthye is very endearing through her naivety and youth; she has a goal and she will stop at nothing until she succeeds. Bilquis Evely is brilliant when it comes to capturing the emotions of her characters; it’s all in the eyes. I’m looking forward to the next issue! PS. Do not let these terribly low scores dishearten you from purchasing a copy (disappointed by all these fake accounts ruining the integrity of this site.)

Giving this a ten because there are so many morons on here giving it a one. I was quite hesitant going into this as I didn’t love the DC Pride: Tim Drake Special which collected Fitzmartin’s short stories from Batman Urban Legends. And after seeing all these reviews I was quite disheartened as Tim Drake has always been my favourite Robin and hasn’t had a solo series since Red Robin which was over ten years ago. However I enjoyed this, Tim’s new home and supporting characters are refreshing and quirky, the art sometimes reminded me of the golden age of Disney animation (especially the close up shots of Tim’s face.) Rossmo definitely shines when he’s taking his time and drawing complete lines and Fitzmartin cracked a few jokes which made me laugh. This is what a title should be with a leading character from the LGBT+ community; unique. I also liked that this is going to tie up lose ends from ‘The Elephant in the Room’ short story. So stop hating on this and giving it unnecessary low scores yo’ll gonna get this book cancelled and ruin it for everyone else. 7/10