Comments on: Bat-Reviews: Batgirl #1

By: Jill aka The Nerdy Bird

Jill aka The Nerdy Bird — Wed, 26 Aug 2009 18:42:02 +0000

Haha, I love your rating system!

Yes, we weren’t too far off with our opinions on this one. I think it rated higher for me because I’m in tune with Babs.

Someone left a comment on the link to my review that they don’t think the answer to Who is Batgirl is this simple. That it might turn out to be a Batgirls of Prey type of book eventually. I think it would be kind of interesting if they did that.

By: WITA

WITA — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 02:10:06 +0000

LOL touche, Matt. Good point, although I still side with the comic’s characters’ concern, which is that Brown will get either her or someone else killed by not taking it more seriously. Especially when you’re dealing with the Bat-family, who know from experience that treating what they do like a game will only end badly.

By: Matt

Matt — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 00:30:35 +0000

Aww I like the Idea of a haphazard hero who’s intentions are in the right place, even if the punches don’t always hit home, it reminds me a little of Hancock, and most of that movie was good.

Besides we can’t ALL have ridiculous super powers or 30 years of international ninja training.
Bat-girl, Middle Class Bad-Ass

By: Margaret

Margaret — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 03:16:06 +0000

SPOILERS HERE, SCROLL FAST if you don’t want to see them

Poor Steph. The girl can’t catch a d*mned break, and it seems no one in the Bat-family accepts her unless she is literally dying or dead.

I always felt a little bad for her, but it seems more than a little precocious of her to don the cowl – even with Cass’s blessing. When Barbara showed up, clearly annoyed; that’s when I started to get involved. The interplay between Barbara (the darling girl) and Stephanie (the weird cousin) might be pretty interesting.

I wonder if Kate’s in the market for a sidekick? (EEP! 0_o)