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Fresh from appearances in BATMAN AND THE OUTSIDERS, the enigmatic Cassandra Cain stars in this six-issue miniseries written by Adam Beechen (COUNTDOWN, ROBIN) with pencils by Jim Calafiore (GOTHAM UNDERGROUND)! Now that Batgirl has finally gained Batman's trust, it's time to conquer her inner demons and prove herself to the rest of the world. This six-issue epic will take Cassandra on an intense, personal journey involving friends, family and foes! [Written by Adam Beechen / Art by Jim Calafiore & Jonathan Glapion / Cover by Andy Clarke]
Written by BRYAN Q. MILLER Art by LEE GARBETT & TREVOR SCOTT Cover by STANLEY ""ARTGERM"" LAU In ""The Flood"" part 2 of 4, the Calculator plans to exact his revenge on Oracle by first unleashing a nanovirus upon the citizens of Gotham City that will turn them into mindless techno-zombies! The next step in his plan? Killing everyone close to her - including Batgirl! [(w) Bryan Q. Miller (a) Lee Garbett; Trevor Scott (ca) Stanley Lau]
BATGIRL #11 – (Puckett/Scott/Turnbull/Davis) This Issue: Batman Dies!!! Cain, the assassin who trained Batgirl, attempts to do the impossible - kill Batman.
Written by BRYAN Q. MILLER Art by DUSTIN NGUYEN & DEREK FRIDOLFS Cover by DUSTIN NGUYEN It's a new year and a new look for Batgirl as superstar artist Dustin Nguyen (DETECTIVE COMICS) joins the creative team! The unsinkable Stephanie Brown's second semester at Gotham U. starts like any other - new classes, new allies, a vigilante stalker - everything a gal could want! But what Gotham City's Batgirl isn't prepared for is the arrival of the mysterious Order of the Scythe. Who are they, and why have they set their sights on her? The Lesson begins here!
BATGIRL #19 – (Puckett/Scott/Campanella) An oath that ""Nobody Dies Tonight in Gotham"" proves tricky as an execution is scheduled at an upstate prison. Will Batgirl allow a death-row killer to die?
Batgirl's path of vengeance violently crosses that of another young woman raised by David Cain. When a surprising link is found between Cain and Batgirl's other target, Deathstroke the Terminator, will the two missions become one? Also, a member of the Bat-Family discovers just what Batgirl is up to. Will her cover be blown? [Written by Adam Beechen / Art by Jim Calafiore & Jonathan Glapion / Cover by Andy Clarke]
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BATGIRL #21 – (Dixon/Scott/Campanella) Batgirl teams up with Spoiler to sweep Gotham City for escapees from the Slab. But will Cassandra be able to adhere to Batman's standing order not to engage costumed villains?
BATGIRL #22 – (Puckett/Scott/Campanella) Has Cain finally lost it? He's had a few drinks and taken control of a nuclear weapons storage facility. Can Batman stop him before he self-destructs?
BATGIRL #24 - (Puckett/Scott/Campanella) Bruce Wayne: Murderer? part 2, continued from Detective Comics #766. Oracle dispatches Batgirl to Wayne Manor to investigate an unthinkable crime. Can Cassandra uncover enough proof to clear Bruce Wayne's name? Cont
BATGIRL #25 – (Puckett/Scott/Campanella) It's the rematch between Batgirl and Lady Shiva - to the death. Batgirl trained hard for this, but is she ready? 40 pp.
BATGIRL #26 – (Peterson/Giarrano/Delperdang) After the events of issue #25 and Batgirl's fight to the death with Lady Shiva, Cassandra is well... we're not sure - is she dead or alive? A fanatical follower of Shiva is on the streets looking for Batgirl, a
BATGIRL #27 – (Puckett/Phil Noto/Campanella) Bruce Wayne: Fugitive part 4, continued from last month’s Batman #601. Batgirl searches for evidence to the murder of Vesper Fairchild. But to get those dark secrets, she's going to have to do some digging. Cont
BATGIRL #28 – (Puckett/Scott/Campanella) A new villain enters the scene. His name is Sensor, and he has the ability to read minds which is a problem in a town where the heroes wear cowls to mask their secret identities.
BATGIRL #29 - A comic published by DC Comics.
Batgirl, Marque and an unexpected ally cross swords - and daggers, spears and whips - with the deadly Daughters of David Cain! Also, Cassandra's worked hard to keep her private mission of vengeance secret from her allies - but is that enough? [Written by Adam Beechen / Art and by Jim Calafiore & Mark McKenna / Cover by Andy Clarke]
Written by Bryan Q. Miller Art by Lee Garbett & Trevor Scott Cover by Phil Noto It's a new look and a new costume for the all-new Batgirl! As crime in Gotham City continues to rise, the newest member of the Bat-family vows to wear the mantle of the Bat and fight alongside Batman and Robin in their war on crime. There's just one problem: She hasn't told Batman and Robin yet! Scheduled to arrive on October 14 32 pages. Full Color.
BATGIRL #30 - (Chuck Dixon/Scott/Janson) A Roman military cult, whose origins stretch all the way back to the legions of ancient Rome, is assassinating prominent Gothamites. Why? That's what Batgirl aims to find out. Her investigation leads her head-on int
BATGIRL #31 – (Dixon/Scott/von Grawbadger) Part 2 of 3. Guest starring Robin and Spoiler. We follow Batgirl and Green Arrow Connor Hawke as they try to stop Agrippina and her Roman Legion cult from killing another of the group’s own members: Jack Drake, fa
BATGIRL #32 – (Dixon/Scott/von Grawbadger) Batgirl joins forces with Robin, the Spoiler and Green Arrow’s Connor Hawke to find Eddie Fyers. But even if they can locate Connor’s longtime partner, can they save him, and the world, from Agrippina and her Roma
BATGIRL #33 – (Puckett/Scott/Campanella) Batman enlists Batgirl to help him apprehend a dangerous new metahuman. But the metahuman is merely the first step in a wider investigation to find a mysterious figure named Alpha.
BATGIRL #34 – (Puckett/Scott/Campanella) Batgirl tags along with Batman on the investigation of a murder of a father and small child.
BATGIRL #35 - (Puckett/Scott/Campanella) Batgirl helps Batman hunt for the mysterious killer code-named Alpha. What she finds is a guy with amnesia.
BATGIRL #36 – (Puckett/Scott/Campanella) Batgirl has found the international terrorist-for-hire code-named Alpha and he has amnesia. Can she help him remember enough to find and defuse a nuclear bomb before he recalls why he set it?
BATGIRL #37 – (Puckett/Scott/Campanella) When a master thief kidnaps a remarkable child with talents worth millions of dollars, it’s up to Batgirl to solve the crime and save the child.
BATGIRL #38 - (Andersen Gabrych/Jeff Parker/Campanella) Batman has forbidden Batgirl from going on missions with Spoiler. So what's a girl to do when her best friend shows up ready for action?
BATGIRL #39 – (Dylan Horrocks/Adrian Sibar/Andy Owens) A mysterious metahuman called Black Wind has turned Batgirl’s world upside down. Not only is he more than a match for Batgirl on the battlefield, but he also seems to have swept her off her proverbial
Batgirl and company take on the deadly Daughters of David Cain and one of the toughest villains in the DCU - both at the same time! Plus: The identity of David Cain's target is revealed! If you thought life was getting easier for Cassandra, you were wrong! [Written by Adam Beechen / Art by Jim Calafiore & Jack Purcell / Cover by Andy Clarke]
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BATGIRL #40 – (Horrocks/Sibar/Owens) Guest appearance by Superboy. Babs thought taking Cassandra on an ocean cruise would be the perfect diversion from crime-fighting. Boy, was she wrong.
BATGIRL #41 – (Horrocks/Sibar/Owens) First love is always awkward, and even more uncomfortable is the first date. But when your first love is Superboy, things are bound to get crazy.
BATGIRL #42 – (Horrocks/Sibar/Owens) The all-new Dr. Death debuts. A scientist who studies murder in all its most painful and hideous manifestations puts his new formula for chemical terror on the auction block in Gotham City.
BATGIRL #43 – (Horrocks/Sibar & Owens) Batman and Batgirl have tracked Dr. Death to Tarakstan, home of the super-powered terrorist known as the Black Wind. Can they stop the deadly doctor from delivering weapons of mass destruction into the hands of a madm
BATGIRL #44 – (Horrocks/Sibar/Owens) Batman and Batgirl must team up with Black Wind to take out Dr. Death before Death can unleash a genocidal weapon on the innocents of Tarakstan. Cover by James Jean.
BATGIRL #46 - A comic published by DC Comics.
BATGIRL #47 - A comic published by DC Comics.
BATGIRL #48 - (Dylan Horrocks/Jean-Jacques Dzialowski and Drew Geraci) Batgirl’s relationship with Batman continues to fray as she proceeds against orders in an investigation to find a missing girl. But when she traces the kidnapping to a worldwide white-s
BATGIRL #49 - (Dylan Horrocks/Rick Leonardi/Jesse Delperdang) Batman has forbidden Cassandra from being Batgirl. But a newer, deadlier form of the drug called Soul has been released on the streets of Gotham, and Batgirl has managed to trace the drug to the
Written by Bryan Q. Miller Art by Lee Garbett & Trevor Scott Cover by Phil Noto It's Bat vs. Bat in ""Core Requirements"" part 1! As Gotham City burns, the new Batgirl comes face-to-face with Batman and Robin, who are anything but happy about her running around with a bat-symbol on her costume. Batman confronts Oracle as Damian confronts Stephanie in the ultimate Bat-family feud. Scheduled to arrive on December 9. 32 pages. Full Color.
BATGIRL #50 - A comic published by DC Comics.
BATGIRL #51 - (Horrocks/Leonardi/Delperdang) A mysterious environmental artist is the talk of Gotham City, but her Garden of Eden is having disturbing effects on the city’s population. Cover by James Jean.
BATGIRL #52 - A comic published by DC Comics.
BATGIRL #55 – (Horrocks/Phillips) War Games: Act 1, Part 6, continued from Robin #129. Batgirl scours the streets in search of a former ally. When news comes of a gun battle across town, Batgirl must decide between continuing the search and running a gaunt
BATGIRL #56 – (Horrocks/Huddleston/Delperdang) War Games Act 2, part 6 continued from Robin #130. Batgirl takes on Lynx and the Shadow Dragons, who aim to take over Leslie Thompkins’s clinic. Continues in Catwoman #35. Cover by James Jean.
BATGIRL #57 - A comic published by DC Comics.
BATGIRL #59 - A comic published by DC Comics.
Written by Bryan Q. Miller Art by Lee Garbett & Trevor Scott Cover by Phil Noto In ""Core Requirements"" part 2, Stephanie Brown finds herself teamed up with Damian Wayne! The new Batgirl and the new Robin must enter an area of Gotham City known to Gothamites as Devil's Square, but to the residents, it's called ""Thunderdome""! Their mission: to save innocent civilians from being used in a real-life game of life and death! Scheduled to arrive on January 13 32 pages. Full Color.
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BATGIRL #60 – (Gabrych/Garza/Delperdang) Batgirl begins to build a new life in Blüdhaven. But with the Penguin looming large in the city once protected by Nightwing, can Batgirl keep the streets safe?
BATGIRL #62 - A comic published by DC Comics.
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BATGIRL #65 - A comic published by DC Comics.
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Scheduled to arrive on February 10 32 pages. Full Color. Written by Bryan Q. Miller Art by Lee Garbett & Trevor Scott cover by Phil Noto The situation is dire as Batgirl and Robin must venture into Devil's Square in an attempt to save Batman before Roulette's ""most dangerous game"" turns deadly. Guest-starring Dr. Phosphorus, Roxy Rocket and Riot, and more! [batman]
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BATGIRL #71 - A comic published by DC Comics.
BATGIRL #72 - A comic published by DC Comics.
Scheduled to arrive on MARCH 10 32 pages. Full Color. Written by BRYAN Q. MILLER Art by LEE GARBETT & TREVOR SCOTT Cover by PHIL NOTO The RED ROBIN crossover begins here! When Tim Drake returns to Gotham City, the last person he expects to find in the Batcave is Stephanie Brown. But when Ra's al Ghul attacks on Batman's closest allies, Red Robin and Batgirl will have to put the past aside to save Leslie Thompkins's life. Continued in Red Robin #10!
Written by BRYAN Q. MILLER Art by LEE GARBETT & TREVOR SCOTT Cover by Stanley ""Artgerm"" Lau The conclusion to ""Batgirl Rising"" begins here with part one of the four-part ""Flood"" storyline! A string of bizarre, technology-based ""suicides"" gets the attention of both Batgirl and Oracle, but for very different reasons. And the two heroes will soon realize that they're the real targets of a nefarious madman Hell-bent on revenge.
BATGIRL ANNUAL #1 - Is a back issue comic book
BATGIRL is the newest addition to DC Direct's line of realistically proportioned, super-heroic 1:6 scale figures! She is the second female in the line. This deluxe collector figure comes in two versions: The regular BATGIRL is clothed in an authentically detailed gray fabric costume and includes accessories and a display stand. The variant version of BATGIRL is clothed in an authentically detailed BLACK fabric costume and includes accessories and a display stand. Both figures are packaged in a deluxe 4-color window box with a 5th panel. Scheduled to arrive November 21, 2007.
Written by BRYAN Q. MILLER Art by LEE GARBETT & TREVOR SCOTT Cover by PHIL NOTO In this new title collecting the first seven issues of her hit series, Stephanie Brown, formerly known as the Spoiler, takes on a new guise as Batgirl - and becomes the target of both Gotham City's heroes and villains.
BATGIRL: DESTRUCTION’S DAUGHTER GN – (Andersen Gabrych/Pop Mhan, Ale Garza, Andy Kuhn & others) Collects Batgirl #65-73. Batgirl’s quest for truth brings her face-to-face with Lady Shiva and Nyssa. Will she find the answers she's looking for, or will she regret taking this journey? Cover by Tim Sale.
BATGIRL: FISTS OF FURY SC - (Kelley Puckett & Scott Peterson/Damion Scott/Phil Noto/Vincent Giarrano/Robert Campanella/Jesse Delperdang) Collects Batgirl #15-16, 21, and 26-28. Batgirl and guest-star Spoiler face the deadliest of Gotham's villains — the Joker. 144 pp.
BATGIRL: KICKING ASSASSINS SC – (Andersen Gabrych/Alé Garza, Pop Mhan & Jesse Delperdang) Collects issues #60-64. Cassandra Cain begins to build a new life for herself in Blüdhaven, but with the Penguin looming large, can Batgirl keep the streets safe? 128 pp.
Written by Adam Beechen Art by Jim Calafiore & Jonathan Glapion Cover by Andy Clarke Batgirl busts heads on the streets of Gotham City and redefines her place in the Bat-family! Adam Beechen (ROBIN) teams with artist Jim Calafiore (GOTHAM UNDERGROUND) on a story that sends Batgirl on a quest to conquer her inner demons and prove herself to the world. Collects BATGIRL #1-6. 144 pages. Full Color.
Written by DENNIS O'NEIL and others Art by GIL KANE, TERRY DODSON and others Cover by ALEX ROSS Batgirl takes center stage in this collection, which includes her 1967 debut and various stories through the 90s! Includes stories from DETECTIVE COMICS #359, 396, 400, 422, 423 and 424, BATMAN FAMILY #1 and 9, LEGENDS OF THE DC UNIVERSE #10 and 11 and BATMAN CHRONICLES #9.
BATGIRL: YEAR ONE #1 - of 9 (Chuck Dixon ; Scott Beatty/Marcos Martín/Alvaro Lopez) Barbara Gordon, following her chance meeting with Robin at the end of Robin: Year One, aspires to become a vigilante herself. But between the skepticism of Batman
BATGIRL: YEAR ONE #3 – of 9 (Beatty & Dixon/Martín/Lopez) It's hard enough being a vigilante in Gotham when your father's the police commissioner - and it’s even tougher when Batman and Robin are standing in your way.
BATGIRL: YEAR ONE #5 – of 9 (Beatty & Dixon/Martin/Lopez) The Killer Moth has been beaten by one bat too many. But being bested by the fledgling Batgirl may have pushed the unstable wanna-be super-villain a little too far.
BATGIRL: YEAR ONE #6 – of 9 (Beatty & Dixon/Martin/Lopez) Guest starring Black Canary, as she meets Batgirl for the first time. Commissioner Gordon’s been kidnapped, and it's up to the future Birds of Prey to get him back in one piece.
BATGIRL: YEAR ONE #8 – of 9 (Beatty & Dixon/Martin/Lopez) A night out for Batgirl and Robin. Dinner and a movie? Meaningful sidelong gazes? Nah. How about a runaway subway train, a hostage situation and the super-powered maniac called Blockbuster?
BATGIRL: YEAR ONE SC – (Scott Beatty and Chuck Dixon/Marcos Martin and Alvaro Lopez) A look into the action-packed origin of the original Batgirl, Barbara Gordon! This volume collects the 9-issue miniseries that uncovered Gordon’s transformation from average citizen into costumed super-heroine. 224 pp.
It's an all-star lineup featuring the work of two fan-favorite artists in this series! Batgirl (5.5"") as drawn by Jim Lee in All Star Batman and Robin the Boy Wonder! Each figure features multiple points of articulation and a base. [dcrelated]
Under special arrangement with Hong Kong toymaker Hot Toys, DC Direct is delighted to offer the Batman line of CosBaby mini figures! Inspired by CosPlay (from the contraction of words "costume play") - a type of performance art and role play in which the cosplayers meticulously outfit themselves in character costumes from sources such as manga, anime, comics, movies and video games to become the characters they emulate, reenacting scenes from the original sources - these Batman CosBaby mini-figures are the cutest little tykes around! Featuring eight Batman CosBaby designs: Batman Modern (Black Costume), Batman Classic (Blue Costume), The Joker, Robin, Batgirl, Catwoman, Two-Face and a special Mystery Figure (available only in the set), these mini-figures are the perfect size to collect and display!
Written by BRYAN Q. MILLER Art by PERE PEREZ Cover by SHANE DAVIS Batgirl no more? Is Stephanie Brown's brief tenure as Batgirl in jeopardy now that Bruce Wayne has returned? Or will Bruce's homecoming mean bigger and better things for Gotham City's premier heroine? ONE-SHOT Scheduled to arrive on OCTOBER 13 32 pages. Full Color.
Gotham City's female foes do battle in a CLASSIC CONFRONTATIONS statue! The latest addition to this line of statues sculpted by some of DC Direct's premier talent features Batgirl confronting Catwoman as the feline fatale attempts to pull a bank heist. In a unique twist, not only does each figure's cape suspend her in mid-air, but the capes act as bases on which the figures stand. Packaged as three separate pieces (Batgirl, Catwoman and the bank vault over which they are fighting), the statue can be set up in a variety of configurations. The Catwoman Vs. Batgirl Statue is limited-edition, hand-painted and cold-cast in porcelain. It measures approximately 8" high x 11" wide x 5" deep, includes a 4-color Certificate of Authenticity and is packaged in a 4-color box. Manufactured to order. [Designed by Matt Haley Sculpted by Andy Bergholtz]
The ultimate collection for comics fans, the DC Superhero Collection Figurine Magazine brings together DC Comics' greatest heroes and villains! Official figurines of the characters, both good and evil, are cast in lead, individually hand-painted and numbered to form an authentic collector's edition. Each comes with a 20-page magazine providing detailed history and background on the featured characters, including exclusive images and interviews. Choose this month from Starfire (#17), the Martian Manhunter (#18), Hitman (#36), and Batgirl (#37)
GHOST / BATGIRL #2 - A comic published by Dark Horse.
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GHOST / BATGIRL #4 - A comic published by Dark Horse.
GHOST/BATGIRL: THE RESURRECTION ENGINE SC – (Mike Kennedy/Ryan Benjamin) Collects the mini-series. The recently dead are walking the streets of Gotham City, and Batgirl must journey to the canyons of Arcadia to find who’s responsible. But Arcadia’s spectral avenger, Ghost, is also on the trail of the zombie maker, one Malcolm Graymater. When Two-Face gets in on the act to reclaim several of his reanimated henchmen, a deadly four-corner showdown headlines the fight card. Co-published with DC Comics. 96 pp.
ROBIN/BATGIRL: FRESH BLOOD SC – (Bill Willingham & Andersen Gabrych/Damion Scott/Alé Garza/Jesse Delperdang) Collects Robin #132-133 and Batgirl #58-59. After relocating to Blüdhaven, two of Gotham’s youngest heroes must face Nightwing’s enemy Shrike and their old foe, the Penguin. 96 pp.
In these fast-paced, fun stories collected from the pages of BATMAN, DETECTIVE COMICS and more, Batgirl learns from the Dynamic Duo what it takes to battle evil in the streets of Gotham City while taking on a string of unforgettable foes! [Written by John Broome and others Art by Carmine Infantino, Gil Kane and others Cover by Infantino &]
Based on the classic stories in the SHOWCASE PRESENTS Library! Four DC characters are presented here as they were portrayed by some of their top artists! This inaugural series includes Superman by Curt Swan, Batgirl by Carmine Infantino, Hawkman by Joe Kubert, and Jonah Hex by Tony DeZuniga which is only available as part of the set. Each figure features multiple points of articulation and a base. JONAH HEX 6.75", HAWKMAN 6.75", SUPERMAN 6.75" (INCLUDES ALTERNATE RED KRYPTONITE HEADS), and BATGIRL 6.625" [toy]
Written by John Broome and others Art by Carmine Infantino, Gil Kane and others Cover by Infantino & Murphy Anderson In these fast-paced, fun stories collected from the pages of BATMAN, DETECTIVE COMICS and more, Batgirl learns from the Dynamic Duo what it takes to battle evil in the streets of Gotham City while taking on a string of unforgettable foes! Scheduled to arrive on July 11 552 pages. B&W.
WOMEN OF THE DC UNIVERSE: BATGIRL BUST - (Adam Hughes & John G. Mathews) This limited edition, hand-painted, cold-cast porcelain bust measures approximately 5.5'' tall 2.5'' wide and 2.25 deep and is packaged in a 4-color box.
She shakes a pretty mean cape. Batgirl joins the third series of WOMEN OF THE DC UNIVERSE busts! Illustrator Amanda Conner brings her trademark humor to this rendering of Barbara Gordon as Batgirl, as the heroine dances the Watusi. Batgirl is perched atop a base that is compatible with the HEROES OF THE DC UNIVERSE SERIES 1: BATMAN BUST. This hand-painted, cold-cast porcelain bust measures approximately 5.5"" high x 3.75"" wide x 4"" deep and is packaged in a 4-color box. Limited edition. Manufactured to order.
Written by Sterling Gates Art by Jamal Igle Covers by Phil Noto The Toyman has crafted the ultimate killing machine to protect himself from the Kryptonian menace, and Oracle has sent Supergirl and Batgirl to stop it. But when Supergirl faces off against the Kryptonite Man while the new Batgirl takes on Catwoman, they both find themselves in over their heads.This looks like a job for... Scheduled to arrive on December 23 3 of 4. 32 pages. Full Color.
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