BATWOMAN COMIC BOOK!
DETECTIVE COMICS
STARRING BATMAN'S NEWEST CRIME-FIGHTING PARTNER.
OUT OF PRODUCTION. HARD TO FIND COLLECTORS ITEMS FEATURING THE DEBUT OF THE WORLD'S FIRST OPENLY GAY LESBIAN SUPERHERO!
In fact, BATWOMAN is the first gay Lesbian superhero to be awarded her own ongoing monthly series, as she takes over as the star of the Legendary DETECTIVE COMICS. Taking over the title from her friend and mentor Batman, where he debuted and was featured for over seventy years! (Did you know DC Comics gets it's name from Detective Comics?)
Co-starring her Ex Girlfriend Renee Montoya (who debuted in BATMAN THE ANIMATED SERIES), the superhero detective known as The Question.
52 was a massive anthology adventure comic where she debuted after the mysterious disappearance of Batman. The story of the year continues, get ready for the debut of a new characters that will create a powerful impact and change the face of the DC Universe completely.
Batwoman's new look has been designed by artist Alex Ross
Excerpt from BBC News! Tuesday, 30 May 2006
Batwoman hero returns as lesbian
Comic book heroine Batwoman is to make a comeback as a "lipstick lesbian" who moonlights as a crime fighter, a DC Comics spokesman has confirmed.
Batwoman - real name Kathy Kane - will appear in 52, a year-long DC Comics publication that began this month.
In her latest incarnation, she is a rich socialite who has a romantic history with another 52 character, ex-police detective Renee Montoya.
The series is set during a period in which established superheroes Batman, Superman and Wonder Woman have disappeared, and heroes such as BATWOMAN must fill their shoes.
Reinvention
The new-look Batwoman is just one of a wave of ethnically and sexually diverse characters entering the DC Comics universe.
Others include Mexican teenager Blue Beetle - who replaces the character's previous white incarnation - and the Great Ten, a government-sponsored team of Chinese superheroes.
Regular characters Firestorm and The Atom, meanwhile, have been reinvented as black and Asian heroes respectively.
The characters are part of a wider effort to broaden the make-up of comic-book creations in line with society as a whole.
Batwoman, who first appeared in July 1956, has not been seen since September 1979.
A RARE EXCLUSIVE THAT WAS NOT AVAILABLE IN MASS MARKET OUTLETS AND COULD ONLY BE FOUND IN COMIC BOOK SPECIALTY STORES!
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