Batgirl #10

majinblackheart's Batgirl #10 - The Flood, Part 2 review

Slowly Filling the Role

I don't care what you say, I like Stephanie Brown. There, I said it.  Everyone complains that she isn't Cassandra Cain. That's the point. In fact, she's almost the opposite. So quit your griping, Cass will be back eventually and just enjoy this for what it is. 
 
So far, this Calculator business is my favorite events of the series. Steph is slowly becoming worthy of the title of Batgirl. This issue was a lot deeper than the usual 'Spider-Man problems' Steph was having in her personal life. I did enjoy the conversation between her and Detective Gage though. Otherwise, she was all Batgirl and a pretty good one at that.
 
I like the art, the story was interesting and I'm ready to read the next issue.

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