Many of the most popular DC Comics characters are now nearly a century old, with Superman and Batman first introduced in the ...

After taking a two-issue detour going over Lady Shiva’s backstory, we are back in the present day in Batgirl #9. Cassandra Cain seeks out Ben Turner, a.k.a. the Bronze Tiger, at her mother’s ...

Batgirl is on a quest to uncover the real truth behind her mother, but she's just learned there's so much more hidden than ...

Cassandra Cain faces deadly warriors from three assassin organizations in Batgirl #9, but can she survive long enough to uncover her mother's secrets?

With decades of comic and film appearances, it’s time to revisit the full history of Professor X—one of Marvel’s greatest ...

Cassandra Cain Puts Batman's Strategy to Better Use Than Him During her fight with the Ninth Day cult members, Batgirl employs tactical maneuvers that are most commonly associated with Batman.

A preview of the first Cassandra Cain Batgirl monthly comic in almost 20 years finds the hero called Orphan forced to team with her mother.

Cassandra Cain, the first Batgirl to get a solo series back in 2000, will headline a new series teaming her with her mother, Lady Shiva.

Cassandra Cain was the first ever Batgirl to get her own solo series back in 2000 after her spectacular debut in the No Man’s Land event. It ran for over 70 issues before she eventually gave up ...

Cassandra Cain first appeared in July 1999's Batman #567, making 2024 the character's 25th anniversary. Her previous solo comic ran for 73 issues from 2000 to 2006.

The Bat-family includes an ever-expanding cast of characters, so Safran could be referring to anyone from Cassandra Cain to Harper Row to Jason Todd, or all of them.

Cassandra Cain never got to be a Robin. Created by Kelley Puckett and Damion Scott, Cassandra Cain first appeared in Batman #567 in 1991 as the daughter of assassins David Cain and Lady Shiva.