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A real end times story for the book, and its a future which the current day Batman is tryingto avoid. But one of the character twists is exactly what has happened to Barbara Gordon Well, Oracle fans, she's back in the chair Although the chair appears to be more of a tank And she also appears[...]

Numerous reports are coming in from DC Comics The New Wave panel attendees on twitter that Dan Didio has just confirmed Bleeding Cool's report from Thursday: Barbara Gordon will replace Stephanie Brown in Smallville. Here's what BC's Peter S Svensson told us then: Bleeding Cool's Peter S Svensson reports from San Diego Comic Con "if what my[...]

And recently in the DC New 52, she vanished completely and was replaced as Batgirl by Barbara Gordon. Then, recently, it was announced that Stephanie Brown would be the Nightwing character appearing along a young Batman in the Smallville 11th Season digital first comic. Writer Bryan Q Miller was originally quoted as saying "Bruce can be somewhat[...]

Robin, Jason Todd, died, and Batgirl, Barbara Gordon, was crippled. But then these are comics Jason Todd comes back to life and now as Red Hood leads The Outlaws. And Barbara became Oracle, and then Batgirl again, her revival ascribed to a procedure in South Africa. And DC's Zero Month looks likely to revisit all those experiences[...]

They are exploring what it means to be the Flash, and consequences are "dire". Static Shock: There are plans for the character. Stephanie Brown/Barbara Gordon: No comment on how Gordon will replace Brown No plans for Brown any time soon. UPDATE: Judd Morse adds some salient points; The DC All Access panel was foggy on details but full of[...]

Such as portraying Barbara Gordon back in the wheelchair on page one. Rather than ignoring or dismissing it, this book has become a direct sequel to The Killing Joke, returning to the scene of the crime, using the same theme of madness as a reaction to trauma, the same multiplicity of effect and even the same[...]