Batgirl : Année Un #[nn]
In "Mascarade," Batgirl takes her first bold step into the night, donning a costume inspired by Batman to confront Killer Moth at a high-stakes masquerade ball. Written by Scott Beatty, Chuck Dixon, and Mathieu Auverdin, and brought to life by Marcos Martín’s dynamic art and Álvaro López’s sharp inks, this 2015 issue captures Babs’s determination to forge her own path—even as her father fears for her safety. With her eyes set on deeper training, she quietly reaches out to the legendary Justice Society, marking a pivotal moment in her journey. The cover, by Marcos Martín and Álvaro López, perfectly captures the night’s dramatic flair.
In "Mascarade," Batgirl—still finding her footing as a hero—steps into the spotlight at a masquerade ball, confronting Killer Moth in a costume inspired by Batman. Determined to prove herself beyond her father’s shadow, she secretly reaches out to the Justice Society, seeking the guidance that could shape her path.
In "Coeurs ardents," Batgirl teams up with Canary to rescue Gordon from Moth and Firefly, navigating tense moments and unexpected sparks—especially when Batgirl’s flirtation with Bard takes an awkward turn under her father’s watchful eye. With Gordon pressing Robin about the new Bat on the scene, the two heroes take to the streets for a patrol that promises more than just crime-fighting.
In "Profession : justicière," Batgirl moves through the shadows of Gotham’s underground, racing against time as she and Robin pursue Blockbuster through a speeding subway train. Meanwhile, Commissioner Gordon faces a personal storm when he suspects his own daughter is behind the vigilante’s mask, and chaos erupts above as Moth and Firefly set fire to the GCPD.
In "Cendres et sang," Batgirl confronts the dangerous duo of Moth and Firefly in a high-stakes showdown that tests her resolve. With Batman's guidance, she earns her place in the Batman Family, and a pivotal moment unfolds when he reveals his true identity—while also clearing the air with Commissioner Gordon about Batgirl's true origins. The fight for Gotham continues, stronger than ever.
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