  Brave and the Bold #33: very....blinding....rage  A column
article, Comics Bulletin Soapbox by: Ray Tate "Ladies' Night"
Writer: Michael J. Straczynski Artists: Cliff Chiang(p), Trish
Mulvihill(c) Publisher: DC  Soooooo, very....blinding....rage.
If you want to read a comic book where Batgirl isn't doomed to
be crippled, look elsewhere. By the end of "Ladies' Night," in
which Wonder Woman and Zatanna take Batgirl out on a night on
the town, ostensibly her last, Barbara Gordon answers the door
and gets waylaid by the Joker. Killing Joke literally replays.
"Ladies' Night" is set in the past. The Brave and the Bold is
not like Legends of the Dark Knight. It takes place in what DC
laughingly calls a continuity. Don't bother pointing to quotes
where The Powers That Be say or suggest otherwise. They're a
pack of liars. You should not believe anything they say. The
Brave and the Bold is a continuity book relating retrofitted
missing adventures. It's the equivalent to Batman Confidential.
The Brave and the Bold'