Almost as good as Gail Simon's stint on Batgirl. Despite my hesitancy to fully embrace yet another super hyped "feminist" comic by a group of dudes, I can appreciate that at least this one is written a million times better than anything I have read so far by Jason Aaron. Vaughan's development and use of older Erin in particular goes a long way with me.

Otherwise this felt pretty standard for Vaughan and his style. Not totally up his own ass, yet, but threatening to do so at any moment lol. Entertaining, good dialog and I'm still digging the art style.