Batgirl: The Bronze Age Omnibus #1
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis omnibus collects the earliest adventures of Barbara Gordon as Batgirl, spanning her debut in Detective Comics #359 through the end of the Bronze Age. Featuring stories by Gardner Fox, Carmine Infantino, and others, the volume showcases Batgirl's solo exploits and team-ups with Batman and Robin in Gotham City. It includes material from Detective Comics, Batman Family, and various DC titles from the late 1960s and 1970s.
In this standout tale from *Batgirl: The Bronze Age Omnibus #1*, Catwoman takes a surprising turn, ditching her life of crime to become a hero—just to win Batman’s heart. But when his response is less than romantic, she drops a dramatic ultimatum: marry her or return to her old ways.
In "A Burial for Batgirl!", Barbara Gordon—now at Hudson University for an Edgar Allan Poe festival—finds herself entangled in a murder mystery when she arrests Hank Osher. As Batgirl, she quickly suspects he’s been framed, launching a dangerous investigation that takes a terrifying turn when she’s trapped and bricked into a wall.
In "13 Points to a Dead End!", Huntress and Sportsmaster set a deadly game in motion, forcing Batgirl and Robin into a brutal test of skill and will—where one must win, and the other must die. Written by a team known for sharp storytelling and drawn with tense, kinetic energy, this high-stakes showdown pushes the heroes to their limits in a fight that’s as personal as it is perilous.
In "Startling Secret of the Devilish Daughters!", Batgirl and Robin join forces to confront a trio of villainous daughters—Scarecrow’s, Riddler’s, and Penguin’s—each wielding their parents’ legacy in unexpected ways. As the team unravels their mysterious ties, one daughter’s hidden past begins to surface, revealing a secret that could change everything.
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↩ Reprints Detective Comics #359 (1967), Detective Comics #363 (1967), Detective Comics #369 (1967), Batman #197 (1967), Detective Comics #371 (1968), Detective Comics #384 (1969), Detective Comics #385 (1969), Detective Comics #388 (1969), Detective Comics #389 (1969), Detective Comics #392 (1969), Detective Comics #393 (1969), Detective Comics #396 (1970), Detective Comics #397 (1970), Detective Comics #400 (1970), Detective Comics #401 (1970), Detective Comics #404 (1970), Detective Comics #405 (1970), Detective Comics #406 (1970), Detective Comics #407 (1971), Detective Comics #408 (1971), Detective Comics #409 (1971), Detective Comics #410 (1971), Detective Comics #411 (1971), Detective Comics #412 (1971), Detective Comics #413 (1971), Detective Comics #414 (1971), Detective Comics #415 (1971), Detective Comics #416 (1971), Detective Comics #417 (1971), Detective Comics #418 (1971), Detective Comics #419 (1972), Detective Comics #420 (1972), Detective Comics #421 (1972), Detective Comics #422 (1972), Detective Comics #423 (1972), Detective Comics #424 (1972), The Batman Family #1 (1975), The Batman Family #3 (1976), The Batman Family #4 (1976), The Batman Family #5 (1976), The Batman Family #6 (1976), The Batman Family #7 (1976), The Batman Family #9 (1977), The Batman Family #10 (1977), The Batman Family #11 (1977)
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