Birds of Prey 9 :: Gangland Style

This is a "Night of the Owls" tie-in written by Duane Swierczynski

After fighting a Talon by herself, Batgirl runs to the aid of her Birds of Prey teammates

This Talon is old, crazy, and hard to eliminate

Art by Travel Foreman, Jeff Huet, and Gabe Eltaeb

Bat-Ladies From Yesteryear

Talia Al Ghul, Batgirl, Catwoman, Batwoman, Huntress

Bat-Girl, Poison Ivy

Art by Andy Price

Mera CGI

Digital art by MLauNeim

Forever Batwoman

Fan Art by PixelKitties

Batgirl #10

Don’t miss the introduction of a villain destined to become Barbara’s greatest and most dangerous foe! An innocent woman who was sentenced to life in ARKHAM ASYLUM, Knightfall is now free and more dangerous than the psychotics she was imprisoned with. Her bloody quest for revenge will be unlike anything Batgirl has ever seen.

Written by: Gail Simone

Art by: Alitha Martinez and Vicente Cifuentes

Cover by: Ardian Syaf and Vicente Cifuentes

Color | 32 Pages | U.S. $2.99 | On Sale Date: Jun 13 2012

Aquaman 9 :: The Others III

While Aquaman and Ya'Wara go to the aid of their fellow Others, and to stop Black Manta from eliminating them, Mera is left with Dr. Stephen Shin, and she is looking for answers.

Shin is reluctant to help at first, but it doesn't take much for Mera to force him to collaborate.  Some things are better left unsaid, though. The truth is ugly most often than not.

Art by Ivan Reis, Joe Prado, and Rod Reis

Who is the Mystery Woman?

Just a few weeks ago, the revelation that Kendra Saunders will be the Hawkgirl from Earth-2 seemed to cloud the hope that the Thanagarian Hawkwoman would ever be seen again.  Suddenly, this week, out of nowhere, in the pages of The Savage Hawkman #9, the winged hero's armor started to do something it had never done before: Receiving an incoming transmission!  Who is this woman with red hair?  

Art by Joe Bennett

Mera Fan Art

Art by Kaciart

Redheads in Green

Beautiful anime pinup featuring DC redheads in green.  Poison Ivy from Batman's villains gallery, Cyclone from the Justice Society, Mera, Maxima from the Superman books, and obscure character Tigra from the New Gods, Orion's mother.

Fan Art by Rokube

Batwoman 9 :: To Drown The World IV

Writers: J.H. Williams III and W. Haden Blackman

Artist: Trevor McCarthy

Trevor McCarthy jumps on the Bat-bandwagon in the fourth chapter of "To Drown the World." Clearly, his panel style is much more similar to J.H. Williams' than his predecessor's was, and he gives each of the six main characters a distinctive page motif; however, that's just design. The artwork itself needs some refining, and despite keeping Guy Major as a colorist, the palette felt unfamiliar;  but all this is expected of a first issue. Storywise, the plot seemed to stall for all six points of view in order to focus the attention on Sune, who by now has probably gained the resentment of Maggie Sawyer's and Flamebird's fans. The puzzle continues coming together through the non-linear narrative, despite its detractors; although the final pages give off the vibe that a more sequential approach is on its way for the closing chapters of the arc.

Batwoman #11

The conclusion of “TO DROWN THE WORLD”! BATWOMAN, CHASE, and the D.E.O. battle Gotham City’s URBAN LEGENDS in hope of finding the missing children.

Written by: J.H. Williams, III and W. Haden Blackman

Art by: Trevor McCarthy

Cover by: J.H. Williams, III

Color | 32 Pages | U.S. $2.99 | On Sale Jul 18 2012

Red Hood and the Outlaws #9

Batgirl makes a guest appearance in Red Hood #9 as part of the "Night of the Owls" crossover.  Babs is on the roof of the Gotham City Police Department with her Talon waiting for news from Batman, when Red Hood shows up with a surprise: Mr. Freeze!

Art by Kenneth Rocafort

Colors by Blond

"Who are you? Hoo? Hoo?"

Night of the Owls crossover

Happy Mother's Day

"Brightest Day" by Ivan Reis

"Tiny Titans" by Art Baltazar

"Justice" by Alex Ross

"Batman: The Brave and the Bold"

"Justice League: The enemy Below"