Batgirl

Hope Larson

Book - 2017

"A part of DC Rebirth! Barbara Gordon looks to add a new bullet point to her already impressive BATGIRL resume: travel agent. Having just (barely!) survived the Battle of Burnside and verging on an Arkham-worthy breakdown, the star pulls a Kerouac and gets on the road to find herself. Follow Babs on her worldwide quest in BATGIRL VOL. 1, with New York Times best-selling author Hope Larson and award-winning artist Raphael Albuquerque leading the way!"--

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Subjects
Genres
Science fiction comics
Superhero comics
Comics (Graphic works)
Published
Burbank, CA : DC Comics [2017]-
Language
English
Main Author
Hope Larson (author)
Other Authors
Rafael Albuquerque, 1981- (artist), Dave McCaig (colourist), Deron Bennett (letterer)
Item Description
Description based on volume 1.
"Batman created by Bob Kane with Bill Finger."
Originally published in single magazine form in: BATGIRL (2016) 1-6 [volume 1] ; BATGIRL (2016) 7-11 and BATGIRL ANNUAL #2 [volume 2] ; BATGIRL (2016) 12-17 [volume 3] ; Batgirl (2016) 18-25 [volume 4] ; Batgirl Annual #2, Batgirl #26-29 and a selected story from Batgirl #25 [v. 5]
Physical Description
volumes (unpaged) : color illustrations ; 26 cm
ISBN
9781401268404
9781518249648
9781401274245
9781518254116
9781401278908
9781544402956
9781544424224
9781544425818
9781401289461
9781544438528
  • volume 1. Beyond Burnside
  • volume 2. Son of Penguin
  • volume 3. Summer of lies
  • v. 4. Strange loop
  • v. 5. Art of the crime
Review by Booklist Review

DC's Rebirth initiative takes a jaunty, enjoyable step into YA territory with Batgirl. A savvy, emotionally astute, and energetic writer with several wonderful nonsuperhero projects to her name, Larson pays homage to one paradigm of teen girl comics manga, that is by sending her heroine to Japan. There, as Barbara Gordon, Batgirl meets a childhood friend who plunges her into a hunt for a missing formula, and following a clue from an elderly Japanese superhero, she engages in furious mixed martial arts battles, and matches wits with the mysterious Teacher and her deadly students. With her DIY uniform and a breathless internal monologue, Batgirl is an unusually accessible hero, and by bringing in a tentative romance and using academic pressure as a motive for the opposition, Larson clicks into teen interests beautifully. Albuquerque taps the manga vein himself, with large, gleaming eyes and faces brightened by big emotions. But his free-flowing lines are distinctly his own, and he produces strong performances from his characters, as well as brawls with swift, balletic power.--Karp, Jesse Copyright 2010 Booklist

From Booklist, Copyright (c) American Library Association. Used with permission.