Batgirls #12 Preview: Riddle Me This, Batgirls…

Which Batgirl does The Riddler want to be his new partner? Find out in this preview of Batgirls #12.

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Well, Jude Terror, it looks like the Riddler wants to be the new partner of Batgirl in this preview for Batgirls #12. But with the death of yet another Hill resident, the Batgirls are one step closer to finding the Hill Ripper.

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BATGIRLS #12
DC Comics
0922DC146
0922DC147 – Batgirls #12 Audrey Mok Cover – $4.99
0922DC148 – Batgirls #12 Paulina Ganucheau Cover – $4.99
(W) Becky Cloonan, Michael W Conrad (A) Neil Googe (CA) Jorge Corona
Boy, do the Batgirls have some tea for you! Literally. Cass and Steph go down a rabbit hole of madness when they’re invited to Mad Hatter’s tea party. But with the death of yet another Hill resident looming on their shoulders, they’re one step closer to finding the Hill Ripper.
In Shops: 11/8/2022
SRP: $3.99

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