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And with Ruby Rose taking the role of Kate Kane it'll defiantly be a hit This statue was originally released back in 2015, but to commemorate her new show she is back yet again This time with a new refreshing and modified look from the previous one The new model shows off a completely full metallic[...]

Unfortunately, Kate Kane's real-life alter-ego won't be making it out to the pop culture extravaganza – taking to Instagram to break the news to her fans and explain the reason: View this post on Instagram. "I'm not going to be there, which stinks, a lot But just know that we tried everything that we could humanly to[...]

While we still have a little more than three months to go before viewers are able to see the series for themselves, the network has released a new teaser showing Kate Kane (Rose) hard-charging through the shadowy streets of Gotham on the hunt for… something: https://youtu.be/U2wx4iz4mWI Here's What You Need to Know About CW's 'Batwoman'… https://youtu.be/vrIiPcv4_iY Kate Kane (Ruby[...]

While we still have a summer to make it through before viewers are able to see the series for themselves, the CW is giving us a glimpse of Rose's Kate Kane – who isn't too happy with the status quo in Gotham City. So maybe it's time for a change… https://youtu.be/PWNUTTPGKwQ Here's What You Need to Know About[...]

At the end of 2018's CW Arrowverse "Elseworlds" crossover that brought together The Flash, Arrow, and Supergirl (and almost DC's Legends of Tomorrow, but they let it go to machine), we saw that the end was only the beginning… of the end. As Barry (Grant Gustin) and Oliver (Stephen Amell) shared what felt like a final toast and Kate Kane's Batwoman (Ruby[...]

Now that Greg Berlanti-produced, Ruby Rose-starrer Batwoman has officially received a series order to join the CW's DCU line-up of The Flash, Supergirl, Black Lightning, and DC's Legends of Tomorrow (with Arrow ending its run in 2019-2020 with an abbreviated eighth season) and will be teaming up with Supergirl on Sunday nights, fans are getting an official first-look trailer[...]

Along with the schedule news, the network has released some additional images from the upcoming series as well as a detailed first-season synopsis (both below): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzNYUWX2eYY Kate Kane (Ruby Rose) never planned to be Gotham's new vigilante Three years after Batman mysteriously disappeared, Gotham is a city in despair[...]

Armed with a passion for social justice and a flair for speaking her mind, Kate Kane (Rose) soars onto the streets of Gotham as Batwoman, an out lesbian and highly trained street fighter primed to snuff out the failing city's criminal resurgence But don't call her a hero yet In a city desperate for a[...]

So until then, check out a righteous amount of previews for the upcoming event – and if you're looking for a sneak preview "backstory" on how things got to this point, check out the end-credit scene the CW aired this week here. https://youtu.be/vho3Rwbuu_o If you're reading this, then you probably don't need any more reasons to tune in[...]

While there, they meet the mysterious Kate Kane (guest star Ruby Rose) who provides them with information that leads the group to Arkham Asylum James Bamford directed the episode with teleplay by Marc Guggenheim and story by Caroline Dries. https://youtu.be/rc4oMTTrbo0 "Elseworlds, Part 3" — (8:00-9:00 p.m ET) THE BATTLE CONCLUDES — Supergirl (Melissa Benoist), The Flash (guest star[...]

While the Clock King may not seem like the most poignant villain to end any comic book series with, Batwoman #18 sets its focus less on Tockman and more on Kate Kane as her own antagonist. Kate finally reaches some self-realizations and finds internal forgiveness for her mistakes She understands that the past year of her[...]

It's interesting seeing this drastic a transformation in a Big Two book without a drastic creative team change. I was a bit turned off to the flourished dialogue at first, but it strangely fits this new Kate Kane and Batwoman It's cute and funny too, and it shows the kind of Batwoman which Kate is trying[...]

This isn't some flaw in his martial arts or his capacity for compassion; this is a deep-cut dirty move that is really quite brilliant from a writing standpoint. Batwoman #16 art by Fernando Blanco and John Rauch Blanco's artwork makes for an appealing yet cold comic that gives the reader a feel for the dim and brutal[...]

The threat, a swarm of bats delivering a super-plague to Gotham, is ridiculous but macabre enough to deliver its own charm. This issue also brings a significant amount of self-reflection for Kate Kane She is questioning everything she has done in her life, especially her actions since this series began, providing an extra bit of drama[...]

However, their sights are now set on burning Gotham City to the ground as an act of revenge towards Kate Kane Batwoman refuses to call for help She wants to handle this alone. Batwoman #14 cover by Dan Panosian This may have been my favorite DC entry from the week after Action Comics #1000 Marguerite Bennett and[...]

Batwoman returns to the Kane home in Brussels. The house holds many painful memories for Kate, but this is the only way she will find Safiyah and Beth Kane. Is it a good read?

Williams original character design sheets for Kate Kane / Batwoman he did prior to beginning work on Detective Comics #854. Over on his blog, Front Toward Enemy, Greg Rucka posted artist J H Williams original character design sheets for Kate Kane / Batwoman he did prior to beginning work on Detective Comics #854. [...]

Okay that happens (see above) but that's not the story. Because in Batwoman #17, published today, Kate Kane, the Batwoman, DC's leading lesbian lady asks Maggie Sawyer, Captain Sawyer, her secret girlfriend to…   …be her wife. No idea how well that's going to go down And you have to read the build up to this – and the[...]