Title:

Detective Comics 410đź‘€

Synopsis:
Detective Comics Vol 1 410

Detective Comics Vol 1 #410
April, 1971

Cover Artists
Neal AdamsDick GiordanoGaspar Saladino
Batman: ”A Vow From the Grave!”
Writers
Dennis O’Neil
Pencilers
Neal Adams
Inkers
Dick Giordano
Letterers
John Costanza
Editors
Julius Schwartz
Batgirl: ”Battle of the Three M’s”
Writers
Frank Robbins
Pencilers
Don Heck
Inkers
Dick Giordano
Letterers
John Costanza
Editors
Julius Schwartz
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Synopsis for Batman: ”A Vow From the Grave!”
Batman in on the trail of an escaped killer on the outskirts of Gotham and he manages to corner the criminal in a rocky area, but he is attacked by a big man, who allows the killer to escape. Batman is forced to confront the big man and he manages to knock the juggernaut unconscious. At that moment, Batman meets three more people, all of which are physically different. Their leader explains that they used to be circus freaks and that they retired to live in seclusion. They also inform Batman that the big man, whose name is Goliath, didn’t intend to attack him, but despite their explanations, the killer is on the loose and Batman continues his seach.

Moments later, Batman stumbles upon an abandoned town hall, which is being used as the freaks’ home. When the fat lady screams in despair, Batman investigates and learns that the thin man had been hanged a few moments prior. After this, Batman notices that the escaped killer is just outside the place and he captures the criminal, taking him inside. Unfortunately, Batman has deduced that the killer didn’t murder the thin man, but that the crime was committed by the Goliath, seeking to eliminate his competitor for the fat lady’s affections.

Batman follows Goliath to the belltower, where he threatens to drop the seal-boy unless Batman jumps down first. Batman complies, tricking Goliath, who in turn tosses ”Flippy” and he is rescued by Batman, who was still hanging with help from his Batrope. Afterwards, Batman confronts Goliath and the killer, both of whom started to work together against a common enemy, and Batman gets help from the fat lady and Flippy. Like this, Batman manages to capture two killers and as dawn breaks, he takes them back to meet their justice.

Appearing in Batman: ”A Vow From the Grave!”
Featured Characters:

Batman
Supporting Characters:

Eddie ”Flippy” Deacon (First appearance)
Antagonists:

Kano Wiggins (Single appearance)
Goliath (Single appearance) (Former Side-Show Strong-Man)
Other Characters:

Maud (Single appearance) (Former Side-Show Performer)
Charley Bones (Single appearance; dies) (Former Side-Show Performer)
Locations:

Outkirts of Gotham
Items:

Batrope


Synopsis for Batgirl: ”Battle of the Three M’s”
When a popular fashion model Mamie Acheson is injured and has to select one of three models (Maxi, Midi or Midi) to act as her replacement while her leg heals, it causes quite a stir in the fashion world. Batgirl soon finds herself involved after a suspicious visit from a member of a fashion company to her library seeking to ger certain books.

Learning that they were last taken out by J. Thayer, the man being Mamie Acheson’s fashions, a curious Barbara decides to take a curious peek as Batgirl. However arriving at the fashion studio, she finds the man there attempting to take pictures of the fashion from a skylight. Batgirl fights him off and follows him back another garment manufacturer, where it turns out that they are indebted to a crook named Serpy who threatens to kill them if they don’t square up an I.O.U.

Batgirl tries to intervene, however is easily knocked out and soon finds herself strapped into a fabric cutter, with Serpy getting read to slice her in two.

Appearing in Batgirl: ”Battle of the Three M’s”
Featured Characters:

Batgirl
Antagonists:

Serpy (First appearance)
Rigby (First appearance)
Milt (First appearance)
Other Characters:

Mamie Acheson (First appearance) (World-Famous Fashion Model)
Jules Thayer (First appearance) (Mamie’s Assistant)
Locations:

France
Paris
Eiffel Tower
Gotham City
Gotham Public Library
Notes
”A Vow from the Grave!” is reprinted in Limited Collectors’ Edition #C-59, Saga of Ra’s al Ghul #4, The Official Batman Annual 1986 (UK), Batman in the Seventies, and Batman Illustrated by Neal Adams Vol 2.
”Battle of the Three ’M’s” is reprinted in Showcase Presents: Batgirl Vol. 1.
”A Vow from the Grave!” was loosely adapted on the 1994 episode of Batman: The Animated Series, ”Sideshow”.
Cover Date:
04/1971
Publisher:
DC Comics
Issue Number:
410
Volume:
1
Month:
January
Year:
1971
Country:
United States
Cover Price:
$.15
Era:
Bronze Age
Genre:
Superhero
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Subgenre:
Detective
Characters:
Batgirl backup story
Batgirl (Barbara Gordon) Mainstream Universe‎, 1950s-1986 Creators Julius Schwartz, Gardner Fox & Carmine Infantino 1st App. Detective Comics #359 (January, 1967) https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Barbara_Gordon_(Earth-One)
Eddie ”Flippy” Deacon (First appearance), Kano Wiggins (Single appearance), Goliath (Single appearance) (Former Side-Show Strong-Man), Maud (Single appearance), Charley Bones (Single appeara dies)
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Date Added:
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Series:
Detective Comics #410 is an issue of the series Detective Comics (Volume 1) with a cover date of April, 1971.
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đź‘€Barbara Gordon (Earth-One)

Batgirl
Mainstream Universe‎, 1950s-1986

Real Name
Barbara Gordon
Main Alias
Batgirl
Other Aliases
Dominoed Daredoll ·
Darknight Damsel ·
Mighty Girl[1] ·
Miss Barbour[2]
Relatives
James Gordon (father) ·
Thelma Gordon (mother, deceased) ·
Tony Gordon (brother, deceased)
Affiliation
Batman Family ·
Formerly United States Congress
Base Of Operations
Gotham City · Formerly Washington, D.C.
Status
Alignment
Good
Identity
Secret Identity
Citizenship
American
Marital Status
Single
Occupation
Librarian · Congresswoman · Vigilante
Characteristics
Gender
Female
Height
5’ 6”
Weight
121 lbs (55 kg)
Eyes
Blue
Hair
Red
Origin
Universe
Earth-One
Batgirl (Barbara Gordon) Mainstream Universe‎, 1950s-1986 Creators Julius Schwartz, Gardner Fox & Carmine Infantino 1st App. Detective Comics #359 (January, 1967) https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/Barbara_Gordon_(Earth-One)

“ It is easy to dismiss the something special that made her a hero because she had powers and abilities far beyond those of mortal men... But a hero is not measured by what her power may be... but by the courage she shows in living, and the warmth she holds in her heart. “
— Batgirl src
Barbara Gordon was the daughter of Commissioner Gordon, and an ally of Batman as Batgirl. She also served as a member of the United States Congress.


Contents
1 History
1.1 Early Life
1.2 Batgirl
1.3 World’s Finest
1.4 Solo Adventures
1.5 Congresswoman Gordon
1.6 Working with Robin
1.7 Bat-Family
1.8 Gotham City
1.9 Supernatural Threats
1.10 Crisis on Infinite Earths
2 Powers and Abilities
2.1 Abilities
3 Paraphernalia
3.1 Equipment
3.2 Transportation
3.3 Weapons
4 Notes
5 Recommended Reading
6 Related
6.1 Footnotes
History
Early Life

Since she was a little girl, Barbara Gordon wanted to be a hero. During a camping trip to Smallville, Barbara got to know her idol Superboy and accidentally won temporary powers. When they faded away, Superboy explained she can’t just wish for powers but she’s got to work hard and develop her own skills to become a super-hero. Barbara decided she’d do so and one day everyone would hear about her.[1]

As a teenager, Barbara eavesdropped on a conversation between her father and the enigmatic man called Batman. She became infatuated with the hero and eventually turned him into an idol.[3] Years later, Barbara graduated summa cum laude with a Ph.D in Library Science[3] at Gotham University,[4] which allowed her to start working as a librarian. This calm and quiet job left her plenty of time to explore martial arts. The position also allowed her the chance to learn about a wide variety of subjects and meet many of people in different fields of research.[5]

Batgirl

As the daughter of the police commissioner, she worked to some degree to spite her father. She intended to crash the Policeman’s Masquerade Ball at Bruce Wayne’s Wayne Manor with a Batman-inspired costume. On her way to the party, she discovered a plot by Killer Moth to ambush Wayne to extort money. Wearing her bat costume, she impulsively rushed in and beat the villain. The excitement she felt while fighting the criminal inspired her to create a proper Batsuit and she started fighting crime as Batgirl, with Killer Moth being her first criminal captured in collaboration with Batman and Robin[4] After the initial success, she decided to keep fighting crime as a close ally of Batman.

On her second adventure as Batgirl, she managed to capture a large gang that planned to steal the Amerindian Museum. At first she worked on the case alone, but she was soon joined by Batman and Robin, who tried to make her believe that Batman was Bruce Wayne, but she didn’t fall for the ruse, even though it was the truth.[6]

When Batman was affected by a rare swamp fever, Batgirl teamed-up with Robin in order to prevent the Caped Crusader from accelerating the process of the illness by overworking himself. When the fever reached the most critical stage, Batman received attention as Bruce Wayne and during his absence, the Batgirl-Robin team prowled the streets of Gotham.[7] Jealous of Batgirl’s success, Catwoman came out of retirement and tried to impress the Dark Knight by making Batgirl look bad. Her plan backfired as Batgirl found a way to outsmart Catwoman and Batman was able to arrest the feline criminal.[8]

Not long after this, Batman asked Batgirl and Wonder Woman to pretend to be in love with him in order to lure the criminal known as Copperhead into a trap. The plan backfired, but soon the trio worked together to capture Copperhead and recover the stolen loot.[9]

World’s Finest

Around that time, Batgirl met Supergirl for first time when Mister Mxyzptlk and Bat-Mite threw them into a dangerous alternate dimension to get them out of the way as they pulled a prank on Superman and Batman. After several days Batgirl and Supergirl managed to break the dimensional barrier just in time to save their mentors from being blasted into another dimension. Both girls befriended each other during their adventure, and would team up more times throughout the years.[10]

Solo Adventures

Barbara eventually started going out as Batgirl to investigate crimes on her own. The first time she did so, was in order to check upon a man called Mark Hanner, a frequent visitor at the Library, who had mysteriously disappeared.[11] She eventually discovered that Hanner was a private detective who was captured by some gangsters and after she rescued him and his sister, she went on a couple of dates with him as Barbara Gordon.[12]

Batgirl Earth-One 04
Batgirl and Jason Bard
After this, Barbara was tricked into posing as Batgirl on a costume contest in which she was the target of certain criminals.[13] She managed to defeat some of the crooks and learn that the woman who tricked her into becoming part of the contest was part of the gang, but she double-crossed them. Batgirl then located the woman and captured her as well, ending a large smuggling racket.[14] Shortly after this, Barbara met Jason Bard, a private investigator, which whom she started dating as Barbara Gordon and worked alongside him to solve cases as Batgirl.[15][16][17]

Afterwards, Batgirl started investigating the case of the Orchid Killer[18] and she managed to capture the criminal luring him into fake dates with her as Barbara.[19] Batgirl went on to clear Jason Bard’s name when he was framed of murder,[20][21] solved the case of a group of activists destroying private property,[22][23] travelled to Spain where she solved a murder mystery[24][25] stopped a plot to murder people using wigs,[26][27] tracked down a killer who wanted to murder a couple of famous actors,[28][29] helped her father capture a wanted killer and prevented him from being tricked by a Batgirl imposter.[30] However, after all these events, her double-life became apparent enough for Commissioner Gordon, who deduced Barbara’s secret identity and allowed her to continue her secret work until she decided to tell him all about it.[31] Barbara then worked as Batgirl on a couple more cases by solving a mystery murder[32][33] and capturing a blackmailing racket in Mexico.[34]

Barbara learned of a murder at the Hudson University and she tried to solve the case by herself, unaware that Robin was keeping a close eye on her until she was captured by an unknown assailant.[35] She was eventually saved by Robin and together, they captured the killer.[36]

Congresswoman Gordon

Batgirl Earth-One 08
Terror of Crime
After two years of being Batgirl, Barbara talked to a parole board in order to get a former love interest out of prison. She had captured him on her early days as Batgirl and she decided to give him a second chance. Unfortunately, the man had not reformed and instead tried to use Barbara to help him on his criminal activities. It was then that Barbara realized that working only as Batgirl was not helpful as long as the system didn’t work. For this reason, Barbara decided to run for Congress, taking her father’s place as he didn’t want the job and by doing this, she finally revealed her secret identity as Batgirl to her father.[37]

With help from the youth of Gotham, Barbara had a successful bid despite the attempts to stop her election. After being elected, Barbara flew to Washington, D.C., leaving everyone and everything behind, including her relation with Jason Bard and her career as Batgirl.[38]

Despite her newfound duties as a Congresswoman, Barbara managed to find time in her busy schedule to resume her Batgirl activities in Washington.[39][40] Batgirl confronted and captured the small time crook known as Captain Aero, unaware that she was assisted by her long lost brother, Tony.[41] Eventually, Killer Moth attempted to learn the location of the Batcave from Batgirl, but she managed to fool the criminal and captured him, sending him to prison.[42] On a later occasion, Batgirl confronted the evil sorceress called Madame Zodiac, who had broken into the Pentagon and used the building’s geometric structure to augment her mystic powers. Batgirl managed to stop her, using all her gadgets and tearing her own Batsuit in the struggle.[43]

Batgirl Earth-One 09
Dangerous Delight
After fighting and defeating some Chinese versions of the American superheroes, Batgirl learned that her brother could still be alive.[44] Subsequently, Batgirl traveled to China as Barbara on a diplomatic mission, when she was once again attacked by the ”Sino-Supermen” and their leader, Wo Fong. Barbara and a reporter were kidnapped by the villains,[45] but Barbara went into action as Batgirl and defeated the Sino-Supermen with help from her brother Tony. However, the reunion was short lived as a helpless Batgirl witnessed the death of Tony and Wo Fong inside a collapsing castle.[46]

Barbara returned to America and resumed her work as Batgirl, capturing Killer Moth once again. On her role as Congresswoman, Barbara attended a rally in Gotham, where she had to assist Batman against the evil Dr. Phoshorus, whom she managed to defeat almost by herself.[47] Back in Washington, D.C., Batgirl stopped a terrorist group with help from a young soldier who tried to court her.[48] Later, Batgirl located and captured a couple of criminals who wanted to kill Commissioner Gordon.[49]

Batgirl later foiled a burglary attempt on her apartment and ended up uncovering political corruption involving a U.S. Congressman.[50] Her last caper while in Washington was the capture of her sworn enemy, Killer Moth.[51]

When her period as Congresswoman was about done, Barbara returned to Gotham for the re-election campaign, but her duty as Batgirl caused her to neglect her campaign.[51] As a result, Barbara lost the electoral race and she focused her attention on her career as Batgirl.[52]

Working with Robin

Batgirl kisses Robin
Heroic Romance
While in Washington, Barbara summoned Dick Grayson to be her assistant. It was during this time that Robin and Batgirl started teaming-up more frequently and a flirtatious relation between them started.[53] The next time they worked together was in Pricetown, where they had to solve the mystery behind living dinosaurs and ancient warriors. They eventually learned that it was all part of an illusion and during this adventure they learned each other’s secret identities.[54] Afterwards, Robin and Batgirl stopped the criminal organization MAZE from murdering a foreign Princess, in what would be the first encounter against the hired killers.[55]

Batgirl and Robin were then kidnapped by Huntress and Sportsmaster and forced to compete against each other. The young heroes however, managed to turn the table against the crooks and captured them with team-work.[56] Later, Barbara went to Hudson University to give a speech. There, she learned that someone had stolen the plaque award for her and working together with Robin, they recovered the stolen prize.[57] Afterwards, Robin tricked MAZE and prepared a set-up to capture a large faction of the organization along with Batgirl’s help.[58] Later, Batgirl and Robin worked together again to put an end to the Five-In-One Foe’s crimes.[59] Working on a drug smuggling ring, Barbara was drugged and manipulated by an evil scientist who erased her memories. Robin helped Barbara recover most of her memories, but they agreed that she should not remember Batman and Robin’s true identities for the time being.[60]

Bat-Family

During a visit to Provincetown, Batgirl captured the long-forgotten criminal called Cavalier. Unfortunately, he was soon sprung out of prison by Killer Moth and the criminals worked together against Batgirl. The odds were even when Batwoman joined Batgirl and together, they stopped the crooks. Barbara and Kathy soon learned each other’s identities, but Kathy Kane decided to remain in retirement, allowing Barbara to be the main female member of the Bat-Family.[61] Not long after this, Batgirl was lured to a trap along with Robin to New York City, where they teamed-up with Man-Bat in order to defeat the menace of the Outsider.[62] Right after the last mission, Batgirl witnessed the disintegration of Batwoman and she called Robin to help her find a cure to the virus that caused Batwoman’s disappearance.[63]

Detective Comics 485 Back Cover
Batgirl and Robin
After this, Barbara was introduced to Helena Wayne, the daughter of the Bruce Wayne of Earth-Two. Helena had recently adopted the identity of the Huntress to fight crime and she sought the advice of more seasoned heroines as Batgirl and Batwoman. The three girls shared some stories and advice and they eventually worked together to stop and capture Poison Ivy and Catwoman.[64]

When a new villain created a massive emergency in Washington, Batgirl called Robin to help her against the Power Sower. With help from Red Tornado and Elongated Man, they stopped the villain’s evil scheme.[65] When Robin was contacted by Alfred in order to help Batman with a fear related problem, he enlisted Batgirl’s help and they located the Scarecrow, who was responsible of drugging Batman with a variation of his fear toxin. Although Robin and Batgirl were captured by the Scarecrow, their information was vital for Batman to stop the Scarecrow and save them.[66]

Gotham City

After Barbara failed to get re-elected for Congress, she started working as Batgirl in Gotham City, solving regular crimes and eventually confronted costumed criminals.[67]

Barbara Gordon Earth-One 005
Barbara as Head of R&D
Barbara eventually found a job as head of the Social Services Department at an Research and Development Company. Around the same time as this happened, Batgirl became target of a criminal called General Scarr, who prepared a deadly trap for her.[68] Barbara was slightly injured in the trap and she feigned her death in order to give up the role of Batgirl. However, Batman and her father encouraged her to confront her fears and she stopped General Scarr, returning to her masked identity.[69] Eventually, Barbara resumed her activities at the R&D enterprise as well as her Batgirl duties.[70][71][72][73][74]

Soon, Barbara Gordon started a serious relationship with Jim Dovers, the father of a girl that was affected during one of Batgirl’s cases. Around the same time, Batgirl confronted the villain called Doctor Voodoo, but failed to capture him.[75] Right after that, Barbara was arrested for the assassination of Congressman Scanlon,[76] but thanks to his father and boyfriend, Barbara was released on parole, which allowed Batgirl to go looking for evidence of the truth to clear Barbara’s name.[77] Batgirl confronted several crooks until she found the evidence she needed to clear Barbara’s name and find the responsible for the frame-up.[78] Soon, James Gordon was fired from his job as police commissioner and he fell into a depression. In order to return the favor for having her released from prison, Barbara contacted Jason Bard to help hed father and they soon started working together as partners.[79][80]

Supernatural Threats

Batcycle 07
Riding the Night
Eventually, Barbara broke up with her boyfriend and continued her adventures as Batgirl. Thus, she was challenged once again by Dr.Voodoo, who started a crusade to cause Batgirl an emotional breakdown,[81] but Batgirl put an end to Voodoo’s criminal activities, overcoming her feelings of despair.[82] Like this, Batgirl stopped several other criminals, from regular mobsters to crazed killers.[83][84]

Main article: Batgirl: The Attack of the Annihilator

Later, Batgirl and Supergirl teamed-up to stop The Annihilator.[85][86][87]

When Batgirl learned about recent ”vampire” attacks, she investigated and confronted the monstrous Lady Viper,[88] but failed to stop her and was bitten by her.[89] The venom caused Batgirl to transform into a snake-lady,[90] but Batgirl eventually found a cure just as Lady Viper turned into a snake, permanently.[91] After this encounter, Batgirl came in conflict with Velvet Tiger,[92] but the villain escaped.[93]

Later, Barbara managed to deduce the identities of Batman and Robin, which had been previously removed from her mind. Like this, Batgirl joined Robin against a horde of villains that had escaped from Arkham and they helped Batman against the new and vicious crimelord called Killer Croc.[94]

After this adventure, Batgirl largely retired from her crime-fighting activities. When her father, James Gordon suffered a stroke, Barbara watched over him while he was hospitalized. Some criminals tried to murder Gordon while he was recovering and Barbara managed to call the police, relocating her father in order to prevent them from hurting him. When the crooks eventually found them, Barbara worked with Batman to stop them and Gordon recovered in time to witness her heroic actions.[95]

Crisis on Infinite Earths

Main article: Crisis on Infinite Earths

A while later, when the universe started falling apart, Barbara hesitantly donned her Batgirl suit again. Before leaving her house she called Supergirl and both friends met for first time in months. Barbara confessed she felt frightened and completely helpless in the face of global annihilation because she had no powers unlike her friend. Linda replied heroism isn’t a matter of powers.[96]-[97]

That was their final conversation. Shortly after, Supergirl would die fighting the Anti-Monitor, and Batgirl delivered Kara’s eulogy in her funeral.[98]

After the universal reset, Barbara Gordon’s existence and history was completely altered, transforming her into a different person, existing on a different reality.

This history is continued with appropriate Post-Crisis revisions at Barbara Gordon (New Earth)
In the Crisis on Infinite Earths, the Pre-Crisis Multiverse was collapsed into a single merged reality and Earth-One ceased its separate existence. Substantial elements (people, places, events, etc.) of Earth-One’s reality were folded into the history of New Earth, but significant details about the original history were often changed or excised accordingly. This was the status quo of the DC Universe until Convergence retroactively prevented the Multiversal collapse.


Powers and Abilities


Abilities

Archery[56]
Eidetic Memory[8]
Firearms: Barbara was trained in shooting and marksmanship by her father.[43]
Historiography: Holds a Ph.D. in History.
Hypnosis: Batgirl learned hypnosis methods by reading several books on the subject.[8]
Martial Arts: has a first kyu brown belt in Judo and Karate.[3]
Judo[5]
Karate[5]
Political Science
Peak Human Condition
Paraphernalia
Equipment

Batgirl Costume: In her early days, Barbara incorporated her costume in her everyday clothes. Her skirt became a cape, her beret a cowl and her handbag doubled as a utlity pocketbook.
Utility Belt: As Batgirl, her equipment included Batarangs, smoke bombs, a grappling hook, and some other gadgets. In her early years, she also used a pocketbook, but discarded it as it was too bulky.[5]
Transportation

Batcycle: Batgirl rides a specially modified moped.
Weapons

Batarangs


Notes
This version of Batgirl, including all history and corresponding appearances, was erased from existence following the collapse of the original Multiverse in the 1985–86 Crisis on Infinite Earths event and later restored following the rebirth of the infinite Multiverse during the Dark Crisis of 2022-2023. Even though other versions of the character may have appeared, this information does not apply to those versions.
Batgirl was created for the Batman TV series, first appearing in ”Enter Batgirl, Exit Penguin”. However, she first appeared in the DC Universe in Detective Comics #359, months earlier to her TV debut.
Batgirl was developed by Julius Schwartz, Gardner Fox and Carmine Infantino after an initial concept by the Batman TV Show producer, William Dozier.[99]
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