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Part of my massive Barbara Gordon Re-read which I had a glorious amazing time with. The art in the early Batgirl stuff was very touch and go to me, which made me wince a while reading through it, but I definitely appreciated the beginning of Cass' story, and Bab's involvement in that with Cass and with/against Bruce.

Although a little bit slow at some points, this was a great scifi/mythology mashup. The mashup of two different super hero teams also made this a little bit confusing, and I am just realizing that they never really cleared up the android story line in the beginning....I wonder where it came from and what happened to destroy it...

Although a little bit slow at some points, this was a great scifi/mythology mashup. The mashup of two different super hero teams also made this a little bit confusing, and I am just realizing that they never really cleared up the android story line in the beginning....I wonder where it came from and what happened to destroy it...

Although a little bit slow at some points, this was a great scifi/mythology mashup. The mashup of two different super hero teams also made this a little bit confusing, and I am just realizing that they never really cleared up the android story line in the beginning....I wonder where it came from and what happened to destroy it...

Although a little bit slow at some points, this was a great scifi/mythology mashup. The mashup of two different super hero teams also made this a little bit confusing, and I am just realizing that they never really cleared up the android story line in the beginning....I wonder where it came from and what happened to destroy it...

As Cassandra settles into her new home in Blüdhaven, she's forced to fight a series of members of her former profession.

Batgirl sets up on her own in Bludhaven, with the assistance of Batman and Alfred. I like the more human touches that weave through this book, as Cassandra slowly comes to feel a part of her new community, and to interact with "normal" people for perhaps the first time in her life. She also tries to end the Penguin's activities there, and as a result runs afoul of "The Brotherhood of Evil" (horrible name). By far the more interesting battle is when the Penguin hires Deathstroke to kill Batgirl - and he delegates the job to his daughter, who appears to be a prodigal assassin, just as Cassandra used to be.