With Batwoman: Rebirth #1 hitting stores tomorrow and setting up the solo adventures of Kate Kane in a brand new series, we talked to writer Marguerite Bennett about what to expect.
When DC Rebirth launched last year, Detective Comics saw Batman bring on Batwoman to be the co-leader of a black-ops team featuring Gotham’s next generation of heroes. The first story arc “Rise of the Batmen” wound up being incredibly personal to Batwoman as she found out her father was behind the latest evil plot to take down Gotham.
There was also the “Night of the Monster Men” crossover that, at its conclusion, left giant monster bodies piled up on the streets of Gotham, bodies containing the dangerous “Monster Venom” chemical that can be used to make even more monsters. Batwoman’s new series picks up on this thread as Batwoman must find out who is behind the new monster drug trade. The series will also flash back to the “lost years” in her life between when she was kicked out of the military for being a lesbian and when she first became Batwoman.
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When DC Rebirth launched last year, Detective Comics saw Batman bring on Batwoman to be the co-leader of a black-ops team featuring Gotham’s next generation of heroes. The first story arc “Rise of the Batmen” wound up being incredibly personal to Batwoman as she found out her father was behind the latest evil plot to take down Gotham.
There was also the “Night of the Monster Men” crossover that, at its conclusion, left giant monster bodies piled up on the streets of Gotham, bodies containing the dangerous “Monster Venom” chemical that can be used to make even more monsters. Batwoman’s new series picks up on this thread as Batwoman must find out who is behind the new monster drug trade. The series will also flash back to the “lost years” in her life between when she was kicked out of the military for being a lesbian and when she first became Batwoman.
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