Comic Review: Batgirl #22

In this review of Batgirl #33, while Bronze Tiger and the others battle Dr. Forget-Me-Not in the real world, can Batgirl defeat her psychotic foe by herself in her own mind? Batgirl #22 main cover by David Talaski (DC Comics) BATGIRL #22 Written by TATE BROMBAL Art by STEPHEN SEGOVIA Main Cover: DAVID TALASKI Variant Covers: KYUYONG EOM, STANLEY “ARTGERM” LAU Page Count: 32 pages Release Date: 8/5/26 This review contains spoilers Bronze Tiger leads Jaya and Tenji downstairs of the warehouse where they’ve been sent to investigate the corpse of a dead girl, along with Batgirl who’s suffered a seizure and his currently comatose, battling a mental attack from Dr. Forget-Me-Not. Tasked with solving the murder of Victoria Rose – the rival trainee under the instruction of Forget-Me-Not and the League of Assassins, Cassandra begins to believe she killed Victoria, until she begins resisting the doctor’s mental hypnotism that’s intended to assault her as a young girl. Now as a grown woman who has learned speech, Cassandra reworks the evidence in her memories, realizing that Forget-Me-Not blamed Cass for Victoria’s death and that she likely died while on an assassination mission to compete wi...