Interesting insight from Dylan Horrocks interview. I think it gives a lot of context to the tone of his arc as well as what he was trying to do with Tai'Darshan, the Garden of Good and Evil, etc.

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Interesting insight from Dylan Horrocks interview. I think it gives a lot of context to the tone of his arc as well as what he was trying to do with Tai'Darshan, the Garden of Good and Evil, etc.
Batgirl 2000 #45
ew. I’ve come to the conclusion that dylan horrocks is a horny freak for an 18 year old girl and can’t keep it in his pants 🤮
Hunter: The Age of Magic #3 (2001)
Art by: John Bolton
i'm rotating Horrocks' Batgirl run in my brain and its spinning so fast
Batgirl (2000) #41
Have you read Batman: War Games (2004) by Andersen Gabrych, Bill Willingham, and various others?
Yes (Main Book + Tie-ins)
Partially (Main Book, No Tie-ins)
Partially (Main Book, Some Tie-ins)
Partially (Some/All Tie-ins, No Main Book)
No
I've never heard of this
Dylan Horrocks, Alan Moore, Steve Grove and Dan Clowes: imagining comics that don't exist.