Instead of just saying that she never does what she’s told. Jim, however, does need to see that he and Babs are really cut from the same cloth. Her constantly wanting him to grow back his facial hair is a nice running joke. The scene with Jim and Babs was pretty funny. She’s mostly like “okay, Batman says you’re cool, so I trust you.” This isn’t the type of friendship we’ve seen Babs develop with others. However, Spoiler’s and Bluebird’s link to Babs is through Batman. I really want to be excited about Babs having a team and Frankie turning into Oracle. They aren’t the extremes of ’90s comics, but there are other ways to show your characters have waists besides bending them. Moritat seems to make our characters have backbend poses.
Carlini seems really great when the characters are out-of-costume, but Moritat couldn’t quite match her. Even within the pages done by the same artists.
This issue felt weaker in part because of the art’s inconsistencies. Yeah, don’t really care about what’s happening to Babs’ press when she’s trying to help the neighborhood, but then the gang guys are getting arrested.īatgirl #47 by Cameron Stewart and Brenden Fletcher Maybe she needs to sleep over in order to discover what’s been happening at night.
She also doesn’t have much of a personality yet, except perhaps plucky teenager.Įvery time Frankie starts talking about a superhero pseudonym, my brain starts shouting: “Oracle!” I like Spoiler, but she’s rather lightweight on characterization here. In fact, that would be one big way to distinguish the type of conversation. Since Batgirl is so tech-focused, I’m surprised the commentary isn’t about that. Marvel feature storylines about gentrification and how it affects their neighborhoods… Right now, Ms. As comic books are a collective effort, this review will remain live, but I cannot in good faith recommend purchasing this book or other works by this person.Ĭomic book reviews for Batgirl #46, Batgirl #47, and Batgirl #48 by Cameron Stewart and Brenden Fletcher, Babs Tarr, Eleonora Carlini, Moritat, and Rob Haynesīatgirl #46 by Cameron Stewart and Brenden Fletcher Since this review was posted, Cameron Stewart was outed as an abuser.
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