A point which I didn’t particularly write as it goes against Barbara’s personality as a whole. She is still a strong willed, genius and caring character – but Stewart has watered down her edge – she is know much more accident prone, forgetful and careless. However, I went in with fresh eyes and took it for what it is – another writer’s spin on the much loved heroin. I liked it, to be honest but it has lost a lot of the darker tones of the previous storylines which may grate some people who loved Gail Simone’s work. She’s got new friends who are more immature and carefree and this reflects on the new Barbara. In Batgirl of Burnside, Barbara Gordon has moved to a nicer, quieter area to attend College (University) and to ‘move on’ from the events of Gail Simone’s run. Not exactly a bad thing I must add as she looks particularly gorgeous in this iteration. Whereas previously I would have said she looked badass, in Cameron Stewart’s run I would call it ‘cute’. Batgirl’s new suit is more style over substance but it does fit the narrative and the new direction superbly. There is a plot device to explain the change of outfit as they were engulfed in flames following a fire at Dinah’s apartment, however it is a weak explanation as someone of Barbara Gordon’s intelligent not having backup suits is farfetched. Both completely different and both very stylish. I totally loved Batgirl’s suit in the previous volumes and I equally like her outfit in Cameron’s as well. However, what has dramatically changed is Batgirl’s appearance in the suit (which isn’t really a suit any more, more of an outfit), her personality has changed somewhat, her circumstances are now a bit more watered down and the calibre of villains is now much, much softer. By a soft reboot I mean a very soft reboot, from the looks of it what happened in Gail Simone’s run were canon as there are mentions in Batgirl of Burnside throughout. Co.The Batgirl of Burnside is the second phase of the New 52 run and is a ‘softish’ reboot following Gail Simone’s Batgirl run which ended with Deadline.

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