A licensed DC artist recently unveiled their unique take on Cassandra Cain’s Batgirl, featuring a brilliant design element that’s turning heads. However, this artwork has ignited intense ...

DC has announced that Cassandra Cain will star in a new Batgirl series ... by David Talaski and variants by Jeff Dekal, Stanley "Artgerm" Lau and Skylar Partridge. Batgirl #1 goes on sale Nov ...

Here's Takeshi Miyazawa's main cover, followed by variants from Artgerm, Jeff Dekal, and Skylar Patridge. Cassandra Cain first appeared in July 1999's Batman #567, making 2024 the character's 25th ...

0924DC110 – Batgirl #1 Stanley Artgerm Lau Cover – $4.99 0924DC111 ... and rejoice in celebration because Cassandra Cain is taking center stage in her first solo Batgirl series in nearly ...

Despite being the third heroine to use the Batgirl name, Cassandra Cain was the first to headline a solo series. Her history since then has been tumultuous, though her status in the Bat-Family was ...

The new Batgirl ongoing series by Tate Brombal and Takeshi Miyazawa from DC Comics kicking off in November will, for the first time in almost two decades, feature Cassandra Cain in the lead role.

Cassandra Cain is a teenage assassin who was only ever taught how to fight and kill. She was trained from birth to be her father’s perfect weapon. Debuting in a 1999 issue of “Batman,” she ...

Instead, it is Bruce’s daughter, Cassandra Cain, the second Batgirl. Cassandra is the daughter of one of the world’s deadliest assassins, David Cain, and the world’s greatest martial artist ...

The movie-iteration of Cassandra Cain is a world away from the way the character first appeared in this comic, where she was a mute, withdrawn enigma who hid violent — possibly even deadly ...

Cassandra Cain has held the mantle of Batgirl in the comics. Could Ella Jay Basco take it on as the first live-action iteration of the fan-favorite character in 'Birds of Prey'? By Rosie Knight ...

“Cassandra Cain has long been my favorite Bat-Family character, so I am seriously honored to be taking on her story—in the year of her 25th anniversary, no less,” Brombal said in a statement.