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- Batgirl is published by DC Comics. Current price per issue is $2.99.
- Barbara Gordon was the daughter of Gotham City Police Commissioner James Gordon. She took on the mantle of Batgirl, and became Batman's partner and protegé for many years. Later in life, she followed in her father's footsteps by becoming the Commissioner of the Gotham Police Department herself.
- Barbara Gordan is a fan of Batman. Her current alias is Batgirl.
- Batgirl is one of Batman's allies. In reality, she is James Gordon's daughter, Barbara, a librarian.
- Batgirl (Barbara Gordon) is a super-heroine in the DC Universe and an ally to Batman.
- Basically, we'll be frank on this one. Batman and Robin were starting to look pretty gay. And that sort of thing just isn't good for a superhero's image. Solution? Tasty crimefighting honey in spandex comes to Gotham City. Girls have a role model. Bruce and Dick can explore their true feelings in private. Everybody wins.
- Batgirl, or Barbara Gordon, is a superhero and ally of Batman and Robin in LEGO Batman: The Videogame and reappears in LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes in June 2012. She was released physically for the first time in 50003 Batman as a microfigure in 2013. She was featured as a minifigure in 2014.
- Batgirl is a superheroine of Gotham City, and ally to Batman and Robin.
- Batgirl is a character in the Batman comics, TV series, and in one film Batman & Robin. Her real name is Barbara Gordon, the daughter of Commisioner Gordon. She first appeared in Detective Comics #359 as the original Batgirl. Batgirl has a crush on Dick Grayson, the first Robin and later Nightwing. She also teams up with Batman, and Robin to fight the Joker, and other villains. Batgirl is also best friends with Supergirl.
- "Barbara Gordon, AKA Batgirl, is the daughter of Commissioner Gordon. She generally teams up with Batman and Robin in their fight against crime." LEGO Batman: The Videogame (DS) Batgirl is one of Batman's allies. In LEGO Batman: The Videogame, has no role in the storyline and fights well with her fists. She is also James Gordon's daughter, Barbara Gordon, later adopted by him after her parents' death in a car accident. She became Batgirl after saving Bruce Wayne's life, from Killer Moth, they formed a good relationship and eventually fought crime alongside eachother.
- thumb|304px Batgirl es una aliada de Batman y Robin en la lucha contra el crimen y la protección de Ciudad Gótica. A través de la historia, ha habido diferentes mujeres que han utilizado el traje de Batgirl. Con frecuencia es descrita como la contraparte femenina del superhéroe Batman.
- Though she is in peak physical condition she is still human and susceptible to all human vulnerabilities.
- Barbara Gordon was the daughter of Gotham City Police Commissioner James Gordon. She later takes on the mantle Batgirl to assist Batman. She is among the many superheroes summoned by the Council of Royals to help fight the Black Marauder's Legion of Villains.
- Instead of being perky Ann Marie, a naive but good hearted girl trying to make it on her own as a struggling actress, Marlo Thomas was now Ann Marie Gordon, a struggling actress with just a hint of pure sweetness and a passion for bug tussling with criminals in Gotham City when she wasn’t waiting tables. Each episode began with Batgirl rescuing someone and when the victim came too they always said “I know you are…you’re Batgirl!”
- Batgirl is the name of several fictional characters appearing in comic books published by DC Comics, depicted as female counterparts to the superhero Batman. Originally created by Bob Kane and Sheldon Moldoff, the first incarnation of the character, the "Bat-Girl" Betty Kane, debuted in Batman #139 (1961). Following the promotion of Julius Schwartz to editor of the Batman-related comic book titles in 1964, the Bat-Girl character was removed from publication and replaced by the "new" Batgirl Barbara Gordon in 1967. The new character was introduced in Gardner Fox and Carmine Infantino's Detective Comics #359, entitled "The Million Dollar Debut of Batgirl".
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| Goal | - To help fight against the Black Marauder's Legion of Villains
- To help Batman & Nightwing rid Gotham of crime
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| Row 9 info | - Batarangs, Various Crime-Fighting Tools
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| Row 8 info | - Highly skilled martial artist and detective, Genius-level intellect, Superb computer hacker, Photographic memory
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| Row 4 info | - Batman Family, Birds of Prey, Seven Soldiers of Victory, Suicide Squad
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| Nombrereal | - Barbara Gordon
- Stephanie Brown
- Cassandra Cain
- Bette Kane
- Helena Bertinelli
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| Habilidades | - Artista
- Memoria fotográfica
- Gran Intelecto
- Habilidades detectivescas
- Maestra en artes marciales
- Maestra en artes marciales.
- Peleadora y atleta altamente entrenada.
- Super Hacker
- Maestra en artes marciales.
Capacidad de leer los movimientos del oponente.
Capacidades deductivas. Detective.
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| Dislikes | - Melody and Robyn distrusting each other, her father in trouble
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| Aparicion | - Detective Comics #359
- Detective Comics #647
- Batman #139
- Batman: Tierra de Nadie
- Legends of the Dark Knight #120
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| Creador | - Bob Kane
- Chuck Dixon
- Sheldon Moldoff
- Carmine Infantino
- Gardner Fox
- Tom Lyle
- Damion Scott
- Kelley Puckett
- Joe Staton
- Joey Cavalieri
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| Row 3 info | - Gardner Fox, Carmine Infantino
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| Afiliación | - Liga de Asesinos
- Justicia Joven
- Familia de Batman
- Liga de la Justicia
- Outsiders
- Titanes del Este
- Aves de Preza
- Liga de la justicia Elite
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| Creators | - Bob Kane, Sheldon Moldoff
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| Inspiration | - Batgirl from the DC comics
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| Goals | - Help Batman and the city of Gotham
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| Origin | - Tech
- Detective Comics #359
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| Skills | - Investigation, Martial Arts, Eidetic Memory, Genius Level Intellect, Computer Operation, Computer Hacking
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| FirstAppearance | - [[w:c:dc:Batman Vol 1 139
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| Likes | - fighting crime, Batman, Dick Grayson
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| Actor | - N/A
- Dina Meyer
- Yvonne Craig
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| Education | - Master's Degree from Empire State University
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| Abilities | - Gymnast
- Skilled Martial Artist
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| Alias | - Batgirl
- Barbara
- Batgirl, Bluebelle, Oracle
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| Title | - Batgirl
- Barbara Gordon
- Oracle
- Batgirl, One who is All
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| Enemies | - Deathstroke, Talon, Black Marauder, The Penguin
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| Profession | - Owner of Cardinal Cyber Security
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| TXT | - 1966
- New 52
- The LEGO Batman Movie
- LEGO Batman
- Microfigure
- DC Superhero Girls
- LEGO Batman 2
- Pink Power
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| IMG | - 1966
- 70906
- 6038399
- Barbara_Gordon_Pink_Batgirl.jpg
- Batgirl.jpg
- Batgirl.png
- Batgirl2.png
- BatgirlUnlocked.PNG
- Batgirl_DC_Superhero_Girls.png
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| Fullname | - Barbara Gordon
- Barbara Joan Gordon
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| Friends | - Nightwing, Damian, Batman, Batwoman, Batwing, Melody, Robyn, Alice Gehabich, Kisara
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| Details | - This version of Batgirl is based on the Batman: The Animated Series , and The New Batman Adventures produced for the Cartoon Network.
- - For more on Batgirl see article at 'DCAU'
- Barbara Gordon, was the daughter of Commissioner James Gordon and Sarah Gordon. Barbara is a skilled crime fighter who caught the attention of Batman, when the renegade artificial intelligence HARDAC attempted to replace the most influential members of Gotham . Barbara was one of the few who initially felt something was wrong. Using a few skills she picked up from her father, Barbara managed to help Batman save everyone. When Commissioner Gordon is framed by the notorious villain Two-Face, Barbara dons a bat costume and finds that the uniform fits her better than she had first imagined. Whether they like it or not, Batman and Robin soon realize that they have a new red-headed ally in the form of Batgirl. In her daily life, Barbara is a student at Gotham State University. Her academic skills are matched only by her gymnastic ability, which she utilizes to her full advantage as Batgirl. Batman and Robin learn to trust and rely on Batgirl's contribution to eradicating Gotham's criminal element. Barbara lives in a private townhouse near Gotham's trendy Park Ridge. A service lift in Barbara's bedroom closet runs down to the secret basement where Barbara stores her Batgirl crimefighting gear. In addition to costumes and weapons, the basement also serves as garage for Batgirl's highly-advanced Batcycle, a gift from Batman.
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| Variations | - Microfigure
- Minifigure
- See Also: Barbara Gordon
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| Lego Batman Movie | - Batgirl_The_LEGO_Batman_Movie.jpg
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- __TOC__
- Batgirl is published by DC Comics. Current price per issue is $2.99.
- Barbara Gordon was the daughter of Gotham City Police Commissioner James Gordon. She took on the mantle of Batgirl, and became Batman's partner and protegé for many years. Later in life, she followed in her father's footsteps by becoming the Commissioner of the Gotham Police Department herself.
- Barbara Gordan is a fan of Batman. Her current alias is Batgirl.
- Batgirl is one of Batman's allies. In reality, she is James Gordon's daughter, Barbara, a librarian.
- Batgirl (Barbara Gordon) is a super-heroine in the DC Universe and an ally to Batman.
- Basically, we'll be frank on this one. Batman and Robin were starting to look pretty gay. And that sort of thing just isn't good for a superhero's image. Solution? Tasty crimefighting honey in spandex comes to Gotham City. Girls have a role model. Bruce and Dick can explore their true feelings in private. Everybody wins.
- Instead of being perky Ann Marie, a naive but good hearted girl trying to make it on her own as a struggling actress, Marlo Thomas was now Ann Marie Gordon, a struggling actress with just a hint of pure sweetness and a passion for bug tussling with criminals in Gotham City when she wasn’t waiting tables. Each episode began with Batgirl rescuing someone and when the victim came too they always said “I know you are…you’re Batgirl!” Helping Batgirl was her ever faithful, always smiling butler/fiancée, Donald Hollinger. What made the relationship special was that despite the fact they could marry and get away from New York City, Donald, always nattily attired and never far from a bottle of Champaign, could get up the gumption and pop the question, or ask for permission to drive the Batgirl’s Batconvertible. It is highly doubted if he ever figured out the location of her BatCave, let alone visit it. New York's City’s Police Commissioner Gordon was always finding an excuse to summon Batgirl by flying her kite. Even though she was young enough to be his daughter, the old man simply enjoyed seeing Ann Marie in her mini-skirted bat-costume with its form fitting tights and black vinyl boots. But Batgirl was always first to point to the Police Commissioner (and the stooge cop who hung out in the Commissioner office to take a gander as well) that each of them was “free to be, you and me.” Being Batgirl wasn’t all fun and hanging around waiting for something to happen. No, being Batgirl required a keen sense of perkiness and the ability to walk into rooms and up stairs that listed anywhere from 10 to 45 degrees off center.
- Batgirl, or Barbara Gordon, is a superhero and ally of Batman and Robin in LEGO Batman: The Videogame and reappears in LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes in June 2012. She was released physically for the first time in 50003 Batman as a microfigure in 2013. She was featured as a minifigure in 2014.
- Batgirl is a superheroine of Gotham City, and ally to Batman and Robin.
- Batgirl is a character in the Batman comics, TV series, and in one film Batman & Robin. Her real name is Barbara Gordon, the daughter of Commisioner Gordon. She first appeared in Detective Comics #359 as the original Batgirl. Batgirl has a crush on Dick Grayson, the first Robin and later Nightwing. She also teams up with Batman, and Robin to fight the Joker, and other villains. Batgirl is also best friends with Supergirl.
- "Barbara Gordon, AKA Batgirl, is the daughter of Commissioner Gordon. She generally teams up with Batman and Robin in their fight against crime." LEGO Batman: The Videogame (DS) Batgirl is one of Batman's allies. In LEGO Batman: The Videogame, has no role in the storyline and fights well with her fists. She is also James Gordon's daughter, Barbara Gordon, later adopted by him after her parents' death in a car accident. She became Batgirl after saving Bruce Wayne's life, from Killer Moth, they formed a good relationship and eventually fought crime alongside eachother.
- Batgirl is the name of several fictional characters appearing in comic books published by DC Comics, depicted as female counterparts to the superhero Batman. Originally created by Bob Kane and Sheldon Moldoff, the first incarnation of the character, the "Bat-Girl" Betty Kane, debuted in Batman #139 (1961). Following the promotion of Julius Schwartz to editor of the Batman-related comic book titles in 1964, the Bat-Girl character was removed from publication and replaced by the "new" Batgirl Barbara Gordon in 1967. The new character was introduced in Gardner Fox and Carmine Infantino's Detective Comics #359, entitled "The Million Dollar Debut of Batgirl". The Barbara Gordon version of Batgirl made regular appearances in Batman-related comics from 1966 to 1988. The official retirement of Batgirl took place in Batgirl Special #1 (June 1988), which was published a few months after Barbara Gordon's shooting by The Joker in the graphic novel Batman: The Killing Joke (March 1988). Editor Kim Yale and comic book author John Ostrander later reinvented Barbara Gordon as Oracle, the premier information broker of the DC Comics Universe and leader of the Birds of Prey organization. In the 1999 story Batman: No Man's Land, Helena Bertinelli briefly assumes the role of Batgirl, until she is stripped of the identity by Batman towards the conclusion of the story for violating his stringent codes. Within the same year, a new character introduced during the No Man's Land series, named Cassandra Cain, created by Kelley Puckett and Damion Scott, becomes the third Batgirl, and she is mentored by Batman and Oracle. Cassandra Cain was the first version of the Batgirl character to be featured in an eponymous monthly series, which was canceled in 2006, ending with Cain relinquishing her title as Batgirl. During the "Headhunt" arc of the Birds of Prey comic book series, the Charlotte Gage-Radcliffe character created by Gail Simone temporarily took the name of Batgirl, but was eventually forced to abandon the role by Oracle and subsequently adopted the alias "Misfit." Following the events of the limited series 52 (2006), the Cassandra Cain character reclaimed her former identity as Batgirl. DC has announced a new "Batgirl" comic series will begin August 2009, but the company has not specified which version of the character will star.
- thumb|304px Batgirl es una aliada de Batman y Robin en la lucha contra el crimen y la protección de Ciudad Gótica. A través de la historia, ha habido diferentes mujeres que han utilizado el traje de Batgirl. Con frecuencia es descrita como la contraparte femenina del superhéroe Batman.
- Though she is in peak physical condition she is still human and susceptible to all human vulnerabilities.
- Barbara Gordon was the daughter of Gotham City Police Commissioner James Gordon. She later takes on the mantle Batgirl to assist Batman. She is among the many superheroes summoned by the Council of Royals to help fight the Black Marauder's Legion of Villains.
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