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Stephanie Brown is one of my favorite DC characters, and might even one of my all-time favorites. She's funny, smart and above-all, a teenage girl. Oracle, again, ranks very highly for me, and the relationship the two of them have formed is very important to me. Also, who doesn't love Supergirl?

capesandcovers's review

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5.0

As always, Stephanie and Bryan Q. Miller didn't disappoint, I still love this run more than life itself.

nkives's review

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3.0

I'm enjoying [a:Bryan Q. Miller|3044118|Bryan Q. Miller|http://www.goodreads.com/images/nophoto/nophoto-U-50x66.jpg] 's work a lot on this book. Funny, entertaining, everything you want out of a simple comic book about a girl in a bat suit. This one wasn't as strong as the first volume, "The Flood" part of the book was a little boring to me, but it ended well, and the rest of the writing was great.

howattp's review

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4.0

I love Stephanie Brown as Batgirl. She's funny, not too serious, yet quite effective as well. Her quips while fighting do an excellent job of offsetting the dark tone of some stories.

I loved the main story in this volume, with digital zombies taking over Gotham. The last bit, though, was only OK.

jmanchester0's review

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3.0

So, Steph finally graduated from Spoiler to Batgirl. Geez, it's been a long time since I've been in comics. These 3 stories are decent enough, and a pretty good read - though nothing that would make me want to jump back in to paying for monthly comics.

thecommonswings's review

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3.0

still better than average, but still slightly too close to average to make it stick in the memory

civreader's review

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4.0

I enjoy the lighter tone in this series. Maybe something the latest incarnation of Batgirl is trying to recreate? (The Batgirl of Burnside, that is, not just New 52.) The final chapter, featuring Supergirl was particularly good and fun.

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