Comic Review: Batgirl #25

In this review of Batgirl #25, it’s a deadly family reunion when Cassandra is reunited with the man who raised and trained her, David Cain! Batgirl #25 main cover by David Talaski (DC Comics) BATGIRL #25 Written by TATE BROMBAL Art by TAKESHI MIYAZAWA and DAMION SCOTT Main Cover: DAVID TALASKI Variant Covers: MIKE CHOI, NOGI SAN, DAVID TALASKI Page Count: 40 Pages Release Date: 11/4/26 This review contains spoilers Atop a cathedral in the rain, a battle-damaged Batgirl is beating a man to death, pondering who someone becomes after they murder their own father. Some time before – Cassandra, Jaya and Tenji are discussing the pros and cons of murder while eating at their favorite cafe and doughnut shop. Continuing the conversation outside, Cassandra walks down the same street she first was on years ago when she saved Commissioner Gordon from an attempted assassination carried out by David Cain, the man who trained her – and her father. The trio notice that the clocktower where Cain had positioned himself for a sniper’s nest was being constructed on in the wake of Mayor Poison Ivy’s attack on Gotham. Time passes. Cass, Jaya and Tenji all grow close as they train, eat and fight crime to...