Batgirl
DC · 2000–2006 · 73 issues
About the series
In 2000, DC Comics introduced a new Batgirl for a new era: Cassandra Cain, a trained assassin raised in silence who rejects her violent past to become a hero. With Kelley Puckett scripting and Damion Scott delivering kinetic, manga-influenced art, the series redefined the character through physical action and a unique visual language. Over its 73-issue run, writers like Dylan Horrocks and Andersen Gabrych, alongside artists Alé Garza and Adrian Sibar, explored Cassandra’s struggle to forge her own identity under the mentorship of Bruce Wayne and Barbara Gordon. This groundbreaking run remains essential for its bold reinvention of the Batgirl mantle and its nuanced, wordless heroine.
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