( )Īs a part of the acclaimed DC Comics-The New 52 event of September 2011, Barbara Gordon is finally back as Batgirl The nightmare-inducing brute known as Mirror is destroying the lives of Gotham City citizens seemingly at random. We'll see? I have friends who are in love with this title and write rave reviews so I'm nowhere near done with this yet. Surprise appearance, followed by a lot of baking. I'm still trying to decide what to make of the whole mom thing. The way that issue did perfect, by addressing past, future, present, feelings all at once. The flair is there no matter who they are or where they are in the dance, and that makes it worth it to me.

I loved the issue with John/Dick, because they will always be a favorite pair. I love the things with her Dad and Bruce, but then I always do.

Determined and amazing and forgetting to come down. I love that Bab's has a roommate, because she always needs someone to anchor her from being, well, you know, her. I think it's an important thing for people to think about and learn to see in how they talk. I love that there are ableism/disablism notices being put out their blatantly, even if its just in the monologuing. Things I did love about giving this first graphic novel a whirl. It has if nothing else quite a lot of potential to be something I could love, and while not yet my favorite Barbara of all the different Barbara Gordon versions out there (because BOP Oracle I still maybe love you best), I think she has the room to become someone I might love.

Barbara Gordon, under the hands of Gail Simone, is always the most amazing and I was so happy to see her back in the best hands.Ģ013: Definitely interesting. 2015: Part of my massive Barbara Gordon Re-read which I had a glorious amazing time with.

Batgirl, Volume 2 by Gail Simone