It's a good thing that GA/BC is a fairly lighthearted comic because the decision to include good ol' Plastic Man as part of the story makes it hard to take things at all seriously.  Admittedly, Plastic Man brings a fun Golden Age kitsch to the table, but he's almost distracting at times, as he feels somewhat dated.  Latest issues is the beginning of a new arc, but continues with Arrow and Canary's search for Connor Hawke's body and clues to the circumstances surrounding his abduction.  And for the most part, the material delivers, especially when in the fight sequence between Dodger and Speedy and the "League of Assasins," who seem to have a hand in all this.  Winick's writing is sparse but effective and the art (while not exactly Cliff Chang) is straightforward and strong.  Finale offers up the appearance of Batman himself, so it'll be nice to see how things develop on that front.  Worth reading despite Plaz's presence.