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Bryan Q. Miller and Lee Garbett bring us part one of “The Flood” in Batgirl #9.

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 The poses look natural, the facial expressions work, and Garbett fills the panel without crowding the area readers are looking at.

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 Stephanie may not be everyone†™ s first choice to be the Batgirl, but in the hands of the Miller and Garbett, she†™ s the best Batgirl we†™ ve got at the moment, and the issue shines.

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The layouts are really good, and Garbett looks like he really understands cinematography, as each shot plays off brilliantly in a super widescreen panel.

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Complementing the strong story is equally great art by Lee Garbett, who brings a style that I like in my comic books.

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Bryan Q. Miller and Lee Garbett bring us part one of “The Flood” in Batgirl #9.

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 Garbett seems to understand that not everyone in the DC Universe is built alike and that is summed up in the profile shot of a spooky Jonathan Crane towering over a very short Batgirl.

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Driver, Garbett, Moore and Turner were listed as Killed, Body

Garbett, Jimmy R. 1969

Driver, Garbett, Moore and Turner were listed as Killed, Body

Turner, James H. 1969

Driver, Garbett, Moore and Turner were listed as Killed, Body

Moore, Raymond G. 1969