C. A. Wylie Comic Reviews

This issue was fantastic and I was hard pressed to find any fault with it. So I gave it a perfect score. I really wish this series wasn't a mini.

This one of the best series I have read this year, if not the best series. Highly recommended.

This issue was a great read and the creative team knocked it out of the ballpark. I wouldn't mind seeing them as the regular writer and artist, but I think they are just filling in.

This is the best issue of Batgirl I have read in a long time. The new creative team is on point.

This series is a must read in my opinion. Orlandos writing is always on point.

Bennetts tale does a good job of showing what Babs and Dicks on and off relationship is like. Paul Dinis tale of Batgirl versus the March Harriet was really well done and gives an origin for Harriet, who Dini created. The art in all the stories was well done. This issue had some great artists in Derenick, Panosian, Pelletier, and Lupacchino. I would have to say that I enjoyed Pelletiers work best, but is probably because I am a longtime fan of his like I said earlier. The series appears to be in very good hands.

The first arc of Scotts run has been fantastic. I cannot wait to see what happens next. Buy this book.

The second arc is off to a great start. Scott has proven that she is well versed in Batgirl history.

Overall, I thought this issue was very well done. The writing and character moments were awesome. The art has improved a bit and we were left with a good climax. Really, the only reason I deduct points for this series is because I am not wowed by the art.

I am loving this run. This is the best run on the character since Simone left the series. Read this book.

This series gave a nice end to the long-running Dark Horse seasons. I am sad to see it finished. It left me wanting more. But I always want more Buffy the Vampire Slayer, so that's nothing new.

Mairghread Scott knows her stuff and weaves an interesting tale of sibling rivalry gone wrong.

This book continues to impress me every month. Scott and Pelletier are a powerhouse creative team. Buy this book!!!

The first issue drew me in with its differences. I am curious where Boom! Studios will take the story. It was a strong first installment that kept the heart of the original, but gives it a modern flavor. Looking forward to the next issue.

The first issue was very good. I am very interested in seeing where Thompson goes with this dystopian plot. I want to pick up the second issue, and thats exactly the reaction a first issue should give. Looking forward to more.

This was a strong, well-executed issue. The art was good and the writing was on point, with it connecting to earlier arcs in the series.

This series is off to a great start and I highly recommend it for new and old Witchblade fans alike. I am a big fan of the original series, and the new version does not disappoint.

The series lacks cohesion in the storytelling. The art is inconsistent inside the book, while beautiful on the cover. This series has a lot of promise but hasnt really gotten there yet. I hate to say this because I love to give new things a chance, but I miss Sara Pezzini.

This book has potential, but it's not meeting it.

This series has an interesting lead character bu what it is lacking in clarity. While the art is nice, it doesn't always convey to the reader what is happening. This story has lots of potential and I would like to see it get there.

I really, really miss the old Witchblade. This one isnt doing it for me.