Batgirl #9 Preview/Discussion SPOILERS

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I finally had the chance to read the issue

This issue was HILARIOUS

I don't meant to be nitpicky, but you got A LOT wrong in your reading of this issue. Let's clarify:

now the issue starts in Japan in 1944, which strike me as something really odd cause the Talon in the cover is black not Japanese
but ok, the flashback is about a school girl who is working to make paper balloons to carry bombs to help the Japanese army, the tone of the flashback is pretty weird cause it made in such a way that the girl just follows the orders she was just slave but is still joyful for doing so, and even comments on how genius this idea is and even proud of helping to, she also signs up her paper balloon and puts the date(this is important)

I'll just assume that you don't know much about Japanese history, so I'll excuse your feelings about this sub-plot. The Japanese were FANATICAL about their country, more so than almost any other group of people I can think of. This is the country where young men literally lined up for the glory of being Kamikaze pilots. During the height of the war, people in Japan were fully expecting an Allied invasion of the mainland and everyone was preparing for it. They were preparing to die, from very young to very old, they did whatever they cold for the glory of the Empire. Scenes like the ones depicted in Batgirl were not uncommon, these were brain washed individuals who believed that it was their greatest honor in life to die for their Emperor and their country, which they believed was being invaded by ruthless barbarians. Ayumi's feelings were not strange, they were in line with Japanese sentiments at the time.

then we cut to Another flashback on Gotham at 1946, this one more relevant which is about the Talon in Question, The Talon is named Mary, she and her family lived in Oregon and were the ONLY casualty of this ridiculous paper balloon attack, because of that she lost her face, she also lost her tongue, so she cant speak and she never learn how to read or write, and is not interested in learning, and somehow she ended up with the Haly Circus and she is the best acrobat, now i will honestly question how the hell did a mute, illiterate, black disfigured girl learn how to do acrobatics between 1944-1946, or how the hell did she ended up on the Haly Circus
this origin is overly complicated but, there is a point

Again, the attack was not "ridiculous", it's an actual historical event. I'll concede, however, that the plot was overly-complicate.d It honestly did not bother me, I liked the historical connection.

on her home, she opens her fridge
and finds this


and then this happen on the next page
and this is what made me laugh


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WHAT!
How in the name of GOD did one, ANY human being, makes that connection?
she finds an old paper that says a date of Nov 44' in Japanese IN Her fridge(im sure there is a certain symbolism here) and immediately thinks this random trivia
I mean come on

Ok, first of all, she did not find the paper on the fridge, I don't know how you got that idea. She took it from Talon Mary, who carried it around because it's a piece fo the wreckage of the original bomb that disfigured her. Add to that that Mulberry paper is of Asian origin (called Washi in Japan), and has a Japanese date dating back to WWII on it, I don't see how it's outrageous that she made the connection. In fact ... I would be surprised if she hadn't made the connection with so many clues being handed out to her, and her being freekin' Barbara Gordon. The problem I had with this was how wrong the Kanji are on that date. A simple use of google translate would have given Gail the correct form for the Japanese date.

Batgirl takes off her mask to reveal another mask underneath and then Talon writes with her own blood "I hav mask 2 I understand"

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I dont get it

I don't get what's so confusing here. Talon Mary felt a connection to Batgirl because both of them are forced to wear masks. Seems pretty straight-forward to me.

but well the issue isnt over, Gordon finally reaches the top of the building and turns on the batsignal only to hear(a tape, a recording, a telephone, WHERE IS IT COMING FROM!!) the guy from the Court of Owls mocking Gordon telling him that he did as he planned
and in the sky instead of the Bat Signal is the OWL Signal, which Gordon cannot turn off cause the plot says he cant

Yeah, ok ... that whole part was a little wonky. Although I assumed that scene takes place within a few seconds. So, once Jim gets over the shock of seeing the owl signal, I'm sure he'll attempt to turn it off.