The Mary Sue Exclusive Preview: Batgirl #23

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Commissioner Gordon has it out for Batgirl, convinced that she’s responsible for the death of his son… not knowing that the true identity of that caped crusader is his daughter… who’s deeply messed up over the fact that she accidentally caused her psychopath brother’s death… and terrified of how her father might react if he found out it was her. Right in the feels!

The new “Batgirl: Wanted” epic begins here, as Commissioner Gordon must track down his son’s murderer—who happens to be his daughter! But has Barbara already given up the Bat?

Written by: Gail Simone
Art by: Fernando Pasarin, Jonathan Glapion
Cover by: Alex Garner
U.S. Price: 2.99
On Sale Date: Aug 14 2013

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