Batgirl #32

This is a solid issue. It's a fun and enjoyable read with good art. I liked the ending quite a bit but the issue as a whole didn't grab me a whole lot. Read Full Review

Continuing to define great and subtle character work, this political thriller manages to conclude in a satisfying way whilst leaving the door open for a bigger threat. Read Full Review

I am itching to get my hands on the next issue to see what happens with our fateful heroine. For now, I might need some time to recover from what just happened. Read Full Review

There are few breakout moments in this issue, but the overall take on Batgirl remains strong. Read Full Review

Batgirls shaken at issues end. Scott has put her through some really intense action over the course of the issue and theres a definite tension leading to the upcoming chapters. (The next one comes in the form of a crossover tie-in to The Batman Who Laughs miniseries.) This issue works remarkably well on its own, though. Scott has been doing a good job of delivering individual issues that feel self-contained while building ongoing tension in a larger story arc. Read Full Review

Suave and slick! This is a political thriller at its best! Read Full Review

Batgirl almost saves the day! If you knew how close she came, you'd be very proud. Why not pick up the issue and check it out? Comics could certainly come a lot worse than this one--and they do! Read Full Review

You know those issues that you read where a hero is at war with the tension between themselves and someone they're working with out of previous interactions? Well, lads, lemme tell you"this issue of DC Comics's Batgirl is full of it. Read Full Review

A solid second arc of this creative teams Batgirl series. It is a decent political thriller with an uncompelling villain but looks to be just the start of a larger story. Read Full Review

This issue feels like filler. However, Batgirl is still written like a total badass, despite how lame Cormorant is. Read Full Review

Barbara is given some good moments both in and out of the cowl, and there's just enough that's set up for the future. Read Full Review

Unfortunately, the story is to be continued, but that includes a detour into another DC title. At least it's still part of the Bat-franchise, but not one of the better known books. It's a shame if it's only a ploy to juice the readership of that particular title, because it's hardly a sustainable strategy. Read Full Review

This story went downhill with each issue. After reading issue #32, the best thing I can say about this series is that Tom King hasn't wandered in and killed/shot/mercilessly deconstructed anyone. This 'finale' fails to tie up loose ends and doesn't feel like a triumph for the hero. Really, it's the midpoint of a larger story; 'Old Enemies' was created in service to a later (less skippable) arc, which leaves me feeling cheated. Read Full Review

Pelletier does what he can with the art. There is a little bit of excitement in the fight scene but not enough to really make an impact. The story though is just a dull one. Mercifully, it's the last one in this particular storyline. Hopefully it's much better next issue. It certainly can't get much worse than this. Read Full Review

Psycamorean

Feb 27, 2019

Eh, not too bad. I liked how Batgirl failed for once. Still, I wasn't invested in anything in this arc, so a surprisingly downer ending isn't enough for me.

Spacey Medicine

Mar 11, 2019

Man the batfam are always up on such a high horse.

waltgator93

Feb 27, 2019

Very quick read! Art was okay. Seems very basic. Nothin bad to say but wasn’t overly thrilled.