A review by howattp
Batgirl, Vol. 4: Fists of Fury by Kelley Puckett
3.0
The only thing that ever bums me out about these graphic novels is their frenetic--borderline erratic--pace. Sometimes the shift from one panel to the next is abrupt and confusing, as well as from storyline to storyline. Or, in this case, Joker is introduced as having broken everyone out from Arkham in order to kill everyone. But Batgirl just fights a guy who wants to prove himself. What?!
The main reason this gets 3 stars instead of 2 is that Stephanie Brown is brought in (in the last volume) and this shows her growing relationship with Cassandra Cain. I appreciated that, and they have some pretty great moments.
The main reason this gets 3 stars instead of 2 is that Stephanie Brown is brought in (in the last volume) and this shows her growing relationship with Cassandra Cain. I appreciated that, and they have some pretty great moments.