Batgirl #8 Review
By Zak Edwards
August 13, 2017 - 13:24
DC Comics
Writer(s): Hope Larson
Penciller(s): Christian Wildgoose
Inker(s): Jon Lam
Colourist(s): Mat Lopes
Letterer(s): Deron Bennett
Batgirl’s Rebirth started out a bit shaky. Her trip to Asia left her incredible cast stranded across an ocean, leaving out one of the strongest aspects of Barbara’s 2011 reboot. The story itself was interesting but it became abundantly clear that Barbara Gordon is best when she’s back in Brooklyn, I mean Burnside, and engaging with her community. Now, that’s exactly where she is.
White collar criminals traditionally have a hard time in the superhero genre, mainly because they replace the “punch
It seems a lofty goal, to use the superhero genre to talk about how modern companies are providing the opposite of what they’re selling. How Uber, for example, sells cheaper, safer rides by providing less stable incomes, recusing themselves of insurance responsibilities and “democratizing” the safety of passengers and drivers to a
The many moving parts are all held together by Wildgoose’s incredibly versatile art. He seems capable of anything, from
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