Batgirl #6

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Written by Bryan Q. Miller; Art by Lee Garbett and Trevor Scott; Cover by Phil Noto In "Core Requirements" part 2, Stephanie Brown finds herself teamed up with Damian Wayne! The new Batgirl and the new Robin must enter an area of Gotham City known to Gothamites as Devil's Square, but to the residents, it's called "Thunderdome"! Their mission: to save innocent civilians from being used in a real-life game of life and death!

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Batgirl #1 [DC Comic] -- Cover by Phil Noto. Written by Bryan Q. Miller. Art by Lee Garbett and Trevor Scott. 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 cowl?

Batgirl #1 Hamner Variant Cover Near Mint (9.4) [DC Comic] -- Written by Bryan Q. Miller; Art by Lee Garbett and Trevor Scott; Cover by Phil Noto; Variant cover by Cully Hamner. 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 cowl?

Batgirl #22 -- Written by BRYAN Q. MILLER Art by PERE PEREZ Cover by DUSTIN NGUYEN When Stephanie Brown arrives in London for a top-secret Batman Incorporated assignment, jet lag, lost luggage and those terribly difficult accents are the least of Batgirl's problems - the actual Greenwich Mean has been stolen, and as all of London literally grinds to a halt, it's up to Batgirl and Squire to save the United Kingdom! Tally-ho!

Batgirl #24 Very Fine (8.0) [DC Comic] -- Written by BRYAN Q. MILLER Art by PERE PEREZ Cover by DUSTIN NGUYEN Stephanie Brown has done her best to put her past behind her, but as the Repears' mysterious client stands revealed, Batgirl's going to learn the hard way that those who fail history are doomed to repeat it. This issue has it all: Secrets unearthed! Alliances broken! Splash pages!

Batgirl #2 -- 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 under)!

Batgirl #3 [Comic] -- 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 yet!

Batgirl #4 -- 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 party!

Batgirl #5 [Comic] -- 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 feud.

Batgirl #6 Signed by Phil Noto Very Fine (8.0) [DC Comic] -- Written by Bryan Q. Miller; Art by Lee Garbett and Trevor Scott; Cover by Phil Noto In "Core Requirements" part 2, Stephanie Brown finds herself teamed up with Damian Wayne! The new Batgirl and the new Robin must enter an area of Gotham City known to Gothamites as Devil's Square, but to the residents, it's called "Thunderdome"! Their mission: to save innocent civilians from being used in a real-life game of life and death! Note: Signed by Phil Noto. Does not include certificate of authenticity but is a verified authentic signature.

Batgirl #7 -- Written by Bryan Q. Miller; Art by Lee Garbett and Trevor Scott; Cover by Phil Noto The situation is dire as Batgirl and Robin must venture into Devil's Square in an attempt to save Batman before Roulette's "most dangerous game" turns deadly. Guest-starring Dr. Phosphorus, Roxy Rocket and Riot, and more! Batman32pg.Color

Batgirl #8 [DC Comic] -- Written by BRYAN Q. MILLER; Art by LEE GARBETT and TREVOR SCOTT; Cover by PHIL NOTO The RED ROBIN crossover begins here! When Tim Drake returns to Gotham City, the last person he expects to find in the Batcave is Stephanie Brown. But when Ra's al Ghul attacks on Batman's closest allies, Red Robin and Batgirl will have to put the past aside to save Leslie Thompkins's life. Continued in Red Robin #10!

Batgirl #9 -- Written by BRYAN Q. MILLER; Art by LEE GARBETT and TREVOR SCOTT ; Cover by Stanley "Artgerm" Lau The conclusion to "Batgirl Rising" begins here with part one of the four-part "Flood" storyline! A string of bizarre, technology-based "suicides" gets the attention of both Batgirl and Oracle, but for very different reasons. And the two heroes will soon realize that they're the real targets of a nefarious madman Hell-bent on revenge.

Batgirl #11 -- Written by BRYAN Q. MILLER . Art by LEE GARBETT & JONATHAN GLAPION . Cover by STANLEY "ARTGERM" LAU In part 3 of "The Flood," Oracle faces off against the Calculator, while Batgirl is forced to team up with the Calculator's daughter in an attempt to save the citizens of Gotham City from a crippling techno-plague. But who will save Batgirl from an infected and rampaging Man-Bat

Batgirl #12 -- Written by BRYAN Q. MILLER Art by LEE GARBETT & JONATHAN GLAPION Cover by STANLEY ARTGERM LAU It's the end of Batgirl's first year as a member of the Bat-family, and the stakes couldn't be higher! Stephanie Brown must risk her life to break into the Calculator's secret lair in an attempt to save Oracle and all of Gotham City from his techno-plague. And finally, the Calculator's daughter accepts her true destiny!

Batgirl #13 -- Written by BRYAN Q. MILLER . Art by PERE PEREZ . Cover by STANLEY "ARTGERM" LAU Clayface infiltrates Gotham City Bank and Trust looking to make a sizable withdrawal. There's just one problem: waiting in line at the bank is Stephanie Brown - Batgirl! But when Clayface begins morphing into different people, Batgirl must hold the entire bank hostage until she can uncover and stop him!

Batgirl #14 -- Written by BRYAN Q. MILLER . Art by LEE GARBETT & TREVOR SCOTT . Cover by STANLEY "ARTGERM" LAU It's terror in the third dimension starring Batgirl, Supergirl and Dracula.and Dracula, and Dracula! When Supergirl decides to get away from it all and visit Stephanie Brown on the campus of Gotham City University, a quiet, relaxing weekend turns into a monster movie mash-up! After a science experiment goes horribly wrong, 24 black-and-white Draculas are brought to life, and Batgirl and Supergirl are forced to become vampire hunters in order to stop an army of the celluloid undead!

Batgirl #15 -- Written by BRYAN Q. MILLER; Art by DUSTIN NGUYEN & DEREK FRIDOLFS; Cover by DUSTIN NGUYEN It's a new year and a new look for Batgirl as superstar artist Dustin Nguyen (DETECTIVE COMICS) joins the creative team! The unsinkable Stephanie Brown's second semester at Gotham U. starts like any other - new classes, new allies, a vigilante stalker - everything a gal could want! But what Gotham City's Batgirl isn't prepared for is the arrival of the mysterious "Order of the Scythe." Who are they, and why have they set their sights on her? "The Lesson" begins here! Batman32pg.Color

Batgirl #17 [DC Comic] -- Written by BRYAN Q. MILLER Art by PERE PEREZ Cover by DUSTIN NGUYEN Batgirl has been given her first sanctioned Batman Incorporated assignment solving a series of high-profile kidnappings, and she's thrilled! Well, she was - until Damian Wayne decided to ride shotgun. Can the Dysfunctional Duo stop fighting long enough to save the children of Gotham City's elite?

Batgirl #18 -- Written by BRYAN Q. MILLER Art and cover by DUSTIN NGUYEN It's Valentine's night, and a mysterious killer literally wants to steal everyone's hearts. Enter Klarion the Witch-boy, who's nursing a broken heart of his own. Good luck, Batgirl!

Batgirl #19 -- Written by BRYAN Q. MILLER Art by DUSTIN NGUYEN & DEREK FRIDOLFS Cover by DUSTIN NGUYEN Patience may be a virtue, but can Batgirl stand still long enough to stop a super-speedster foe? 'The Lesson' continues as the mysterious Order of the Scythe unleashes its first weapon in their war on Batgirl - Slipstream!

Batgirl #20 -- Written by BRYAN Q. MILLER Art by DUSTIN NGUYEN & DEREK FRIDOLFS Cover by DUSTIN NGUYEN Batgirl + Proxy vs. Slipstream - Oracle = disaster! With Oracle out of the picture, Stephanie Brown and Wendy Harris throw everything their newly upgraded firewall has at superspeed villain Slipstream (including Batgirl's new car). When the dust settles, will Team Batgirl be able to pick up the pieces?

Batgirl #21 -- Written by BRYAN Q. MILLER Art by DUSTIN NGUYEN and DEREK FRIDOLFS Cover by DUSTIN NGUYEN When the Grey Ghost puts himself in harm's way to save Gotham City from the Reaper's sound-wielding Harmony, it's up to Batgirl to save the day. If Batgirl has her way, her first team-up with the Grey Ghost will be her last with the Grey Ghost - assuming they both make it out alive.