Gotham Girl

Claire Clover and her brother Hank were ordinary civilians who idolized Batman and used their family fortune to purchase artificial superpowers, becoming the costumed heroes Gotham and Gotham Girl to protect their city.

A striking Modern Age addition to Gotham City's mythology, Gotham Girl burst onto the scene in 2016 courtesy of the legendary creative team of Tom King and David Finch — a debut that immediately signaled something special was brewing in DC's flagship Batman title. She's carved out her place sharing the shadows with the Dark Knight himself, alongside Alfred Pennyworth and Duke Thomas, running through the pages of Batman, Detective Comics, and the celebrated Batman by Tom King run. With around forty catalog appearances across nearly a decade, she's proven herself a genuine fixture of contemporary Gotham rather than a fleeting curiosity. If you're diving into the Tom King era of Batman — widely regarded as one of the most ambitious modern takes on the character — Gotham Girl is essential company.