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• MTV.com interviews writer Bryan Q. Miller about BATGIRL (News - Posted November 10, 2009)

  Comic book fans who have a passing familiarity with current events in DC Comics already know that Bruce Wayne is dead—or, more accurately, trapped in prehistoric times—and Dick Grayson, the first Robin, has assumed the cape and cowl to become the new Batman. What those casual fans might not be aware of is that there's also a new Batgirl running around. "Smallville" writer Bryan Q. Miller is the author of the new "Batgirl" comic book series, which thrusts...

• ALL STAR ACTION FIGURES: BATGIRL Action Figure (Collectible)

  
  It's an all-star lineup featuring the work of two fan-favorite artists in this series! Four of DC's superstars are represented here: Batman and Batgirl, as drawn by Jim Lee in All Star Batman and Robin the Boy Wonder, and Superman and Super Lois, as drawn by Frank Quitely in the Eisner Award-winning All Star Superman!The Batgirl figure is 5.5" and features multiple points of articulation and a...

• AME-COMI: BATGIRL PVC FIGURE (Collectible)

  
  The new DC DIRECT AME-COMI Girls PVC Statue line brings the distinct Japanese style of Manga to DC Comics' female heroines and their foes!The BATGIRL PVC STATUE is a limited-edition, hand-painted PVC statue 9" tall. This limited edition non-articulate plastic display figure comes with a base and is packaged in a 4-color window box with J-hook and is manufactured to...

• BATGIRL Poster (Collectible)

  

  Alex Ross

  Acclaimed artist Alex Ross continues his series of painted posters starring the heroes of the DC Universe with this dynamic portrayal of Gotham City's original Batgirl. This 22" x 34" poster is designed to be displayed on its own or be placed side-by-side with...

• BATGIRL Statue (Collectible)

  

  Designed by Damion Scott; Sculpted by William Paquet

  Taken under the wing of the Dark Knight, the new Batgirl has emerged as a strong and feared force against Gotham City's underworld. One of the greatest martial artists in the world, Batgirl has the power to dominate and capture the forces of evil! Designed by Damion Scott and sculpted by William Paquet, this fully sculpted, hand-painted, limited-edition, cold-cast porcelain statue measures approximately 9.5" high x 11.5" wide x 8.5" deep. Packaged in a 4-color...

• BATGIRL #1 (Comic - On Sale August 19, 2009)

  

  Written by Bryan Q. Miller; Art by Lee Garbett and Trevor Scott; Cover by Phil Noto; Variant cover by J.G. Jones

  In the wake of "Batman R.I.P." and BATTLE FOR THE COWL, a new heroine has emerged in Gotham City, and as she begins her nocturnal crusade to take back the night, she will truly learn what it means to wear the mantle of the Bat. But who is this young woman, and why has she donned the cape and...

• BATGIRL #2 (Comic - On Sale September 16, 2009)

  

  Written by Bryan Q. Miller; Art by Lee Garbett and Trevor Scott; Cover by Phil Noto

  As the new Batgirl continues her nightly mission, the mystery of her secret identity intensifies. Now she has become the target of both Gotham City's heroes (who don't take kindly to a new person wearing the cape and the cowl) and its villains (who want to see the entire Bat-family six feet...

• BATGIRL #3 (Comic - On Sale October 14, 2009)

  

  Written by Bryan Q. Miller; Art by Lee Garbett and 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...

• BATGIRL #4 (Comic - On Sale November 11, 2009)

  

  Written by Bryan Q. Miller; Art by Lee Garbett and Trevor Scott; Cover by Phil Noto

  It's Batgirl's first night on the job, and as she'll soon learn, it takes a lot more to wear the mantle of the Bat than she originally thought – especially when she has to juggle patrol, the police and a frat...

• BATGIRL #5 (Comic - On Sale December 09, 2009)

  

  Written by Bryan Q. Miller; Art by Lee Garbett and 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...