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!!!'''Appearances:''' ''ComicBook/TeenTitans'' | ''Tales of the Teen Titans'' | ''ComicBook/NewTeenTitans'' Vol 2 | ''ComicBook/TheTerrorOfTrigon'' | ''ComicBook/TheOriginOfLilith'' | ''ComicBook/TeenTitans1996'' | ''JLA/Titans: The Technis Imperative'' | ''ComicBook/Titans1999'' | ''ComicBook/TitansYoungJusticeGraduationDay'' | ''ComicBook/TeenTitans2003'' | ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'' | ''ComicBook/BlackestNight'' | ''[[ComicBook/TeenTitansNew52 Teen Titans]]'' Vol 4 | ''[[ComicBook/SuperboyNew52 Superboy]]'' Vol 6 | ''ComicBook/LegionLost'' | ''ComicBook/TheCulling'' | ''ComicBook/TheRavagers'' | ''ComicBook/TitansHunt2015'' | ''ComicBook/TitansRebirth'' | ''ComicBook/LazarusPlanet'' | ''[[ComicBook/SupermanPhillipKennedyJohnson Action Comics]]'' | ''ComicBook/PowerGirl2023'' | ''[[ComicBook/KnightTerrors Knight Terrors: Action Comics]]'' | ''ComicBook/WorldsFinestTeenTitans''
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!!!Appearances: ''ComicBook/TeenTitans'' Vol 1 | ''[[ComicBook/TeenTitans Tales of the Teen Titans]]'' #50 | ''ComicBook/CrisisOnInfiniteEarths'' | ''ComicBook/NewTitans'' | ''JLA/Titans: The Technics Imperative'' | ''ComicBook/Titans1999'' [[superscript:(guest)]] | ''[[ComicBook/TeenTitans2003 Lights Out]]'' | ''ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis'' | ''[[ComicBook/TeenTitans2003 Life and Death]]'' | ''ComicBook/FiftyTwo'' | ''[[ComicBook/OneYearLater The New Teen Titans]]'' | ''ComicBook/TitansHunt2015'' | ''ComicBook/TitansRebirth'' | ''ComicBook/TheOtherHistoryOfTheDCUniverse'' | ''ComicBook/WorldsFinestTeenTitans''
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!!!'''Appearances:''' ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'' 139, 141, 144, 153, 159, 163 | ''ComicBook/DetectiveComics'' #322 | ''ComicBook/TeenTitans'' #50-52 | ''ComicBook/BatmanFamily'' #16 | ''ComicBook/TalesOfTheTeenTitans'' #50 | ''ComicBook/TheKillingJoke'' | ''' ''ComicBook/SecretOrigins'' Vol 2 Annual #3''' | ''[[ComicBook/TeenTitans New Titans]]'' #56 | ''ComicBook/HawkAndDove'' Vol 3 Annual #1 | ''ComicBook/TeamTitans'' #22, 24 | ''JLA/Titans'' | '''''ComicBook/BeastBoy''''' | '''''ComicBook/YoungJustice #20-21''''' | ''[[ComicBook/Titans1999 Titans]]'' Secret Files #1-2, 25, 35-36, 39, Annual #1 | ''ComicBook/BirdsOfPrey'' #72-73 | ''ComicBook/TeenTitans'' Vol 3 #22-23, 32, 38, 99-100 | ''ComicBook/DetectiveComics'' [[ComicBook/{{Batwoman}} #856-857]], 861-863 | '''''ComicBook/{{Batwoman}}'' #0, 1-32''' | ''[[ComicBook/TheBirdsAndTheBees DC's Legion of Bloom]]''
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!!!Appearances: ''[[ComicBook/{{JLA}} Justice League of America]]'' | ''ComiBook/TeenTitans'' Vol 1 | ''ComicBook/NewTeenTitans'' Vol 1 #50 | ''ComicBook/TitansHunt'' | ''[[ComicBook/Hawkman2002 Hawkman]]'' Vol 4 | ''[[ComicBook/InfiniteCrisis Rann-Thanagar War]]'' | ''ComicBook/CountdownToAdventure'' | ''ComicBook/WorldsFinestTeenTitans''
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* MsFanservice: Pre-crisis introduced her as a Go-go dancer and she tended to wear short skirts that showed off her legs. Post-crisis gave her a TamerAndChaster look.
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* MsFanservice: Pre-crisis Pre-Crisis introduced her as a Go-go dancer and she tended to wear short skirts that showed off her legs. Post-crisis Post-Crisis gave her a TamerAndChaster look.
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** Dick -> Batman
** Wally -> The Flash
** Garth -> Aquaman
** Donna -> Wonder Woman
** Roy -> Green Arrow
** Duela -> The Joker/Riddler/Two-Face (self-proclaimed initially before being revealed to be true in ''ComicBook/CountdownToFinalCrisis)
** Bette -> Batwoman (the Kathy Kane version, [[FanonDiscontinuity not Kate Kane]])
** Charley -> Hawkman[[ContinuitySnarl/{{Hawkman}} ...the second one. Wait, wasn't it the original?]] [[note]]For a concise explanation: Pre-Crisis had it be Katar who simply had the name Carter since the JSA version was still on Earth-2, Post-Crisis retconned it so that Carter's history was a BroadStrokes version of Earth-2 Carter and Earth-1 Katar. ''ComicBook/Hawkman2018'' streamlined his origin so now it's confidently Carter Hall. Still doesn't excuse the fact that he always knew who Charley's father was and never told him[[/note]]
** Wally -> The Flash
** Garth -> Aquaman
** Donna -> Wonder Woman
** Roy -> Green Arrow
** Duela -> The Joker/Riddler/Two-Face (self-proclaimed initially before being revealed to be true in ''ComicBook/CountdownToFinalCrisis)
** Bette -> Batwoman (the Kathy Kane version, [[FanonDiscontinuity not Kate Kane]])
** Charley -> Hawkman[[ContinuitySnarl/{{Hawkman}} ...the second one. Wait, wasn't it the original?]] [[note]]For a concise explanation: Pre-Crisis had it be Katar who simply had the name Carter since the JSA version was still on Earth-2, Post-Crisis retconned it so that Carter's history was a BroadStrokes version of Earth-2 Carter and Earth-1 Katar. ''ComicBook/Hawkman2018'' streamlined his origin so now it's confidently Carter Hall. Still doesn't excuse the fact that he always knew who Charley's father was and never told him[[/note]]
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** Dick -> → Batman
** Wally-> → The Flash
** Garth-> → Aquaman
** Donna-> → Wonder Woman
** Roy-> → Green Arrow
** Duela-> → The Joker/Riddler/Two-Face (self-proclaimed initially before being revealed to be true in ''ComicBook/CountdownToFinalCrisis)
** Bette-> → Batwoman (the Kathy Kane version, [[FanonDiscontinuity not Kate Kane]])
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** Charley-> → Hawkman[[ContinuitySnarl/{{Hawkman}} ...the second one. Wait, wasn't it the original?]] [[note]]For a concise explanation: Pre-Crisis had it be Katar who simply had the name Carter since the JSA version was still on Earth-2, Post-Crisis retconned it so that Carter's history was a BroadStrokes version of Earth-2 Carter and Earth-1 Katar. ''ComicBook/Hawkman2018'' streamlined his origin so now it's confidently Carter Hall. Still doesn't excuse the fact that he always knew who Charley's father was and never told him[[/note]]
** Wally
** Garth
** Donna
** Roy
** Duela
** Bette
** Charley
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** Charley -> Hawkman[[ContinuitySnarl/{{Hawkman}} ...the second one. Wait, wasn't it the original?]] [[note]]For a concise explanation: Pre-Crisis had it be Katar who simply had the name Carter since the JSA version was still on Earth-2, Post-Crisis retconned it so that Carter's history was a BroadStrokes version of Earth-2 Carter and Earth-1 Katar. ''ComicBook/Hawkman2018'' streamlined his origin so now it's confidently Carter Hall. Still doesn't excuse the fact that he also knew who Charley's father was and never told him[[/note]]
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** Charley -> Hawkman[[ContinuitySnarl/{{Hawkman}} ...the second one. Wait, wasn't it the original?]] [[note]]For a concise explanation: Pre-Crisis had it be Katar who simply had the name Carter since the JSA version was still on Earth-2, Post-Crisis retconned it so that Carter's history was a BroadStrokes version of Earth-2 Carter and Earth-1 Katar. ''ComicBook/Hawkman2018'' streamlined his origin so now it's confidently Carter Hall. Still doesn't excuse the fact that he also always knew who Charley's father was and never told him[[/note]]
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** Charley -> Hawkman[[ContinuitySnarl/Hawkman ...Hawkman[[ContinuitySnarl/{{Hawkman}} ...the second one. Wait, wasn't it the original?]] [[note: For [[note]]For a concise explanation: Pre-Crisis had it be Katar who simply had the name Carter since the JSA version was still on Earth-2, Post-Crisis retconned it so that Carter's history was a BroadStrokes version of Earth-2 Carter and Earth-1 Katar. ''ComicBook/Hawkman2018'' streamlined his origin so now it's confidently Carter Hall. Still doesn't excuse the fact that he also knew who Charley's father was and never told him]]
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!General Tropes
* KidSidekick: The majority of the Fab Fourteen are these, are is the norm.
** Dick -> Batman
** Wally -> The Flash
** Garth -> Aquaman
** Donna -> Wonder Woman
** Roy -> Green Arrow
** Duela -> The Joker/Riddler/Two-Face (self-proclaimed initially before being revealed to be true in ''ComicBook/CountdownToFinalCrisis)
** Bette -> Batwoman (the Kathy Kane version, [[FanonDiscontinuity not Kate Kane]])
** Charley -> Hawkman[[ContinuitySnarl/Hawkman ...the second one. Wait, wasn't it the original?]] [[note: For a concise explanation: Pre-Crisis had it be Katar who simply had the name Carter since the JSA version was still on Earth-2, Post-Crisis retconned it so that Carter's history was a BroadStrokes version of Earth-2 Carter and Earth-1 Katar. ''ComicBook/Hawkman2018'' streamlined his origin so now it's confidently Carter Hall. Still doesn't excuse the fact that he also knew who Charley's father was and never told him]]
* KidSidekick: The majority of the Fab Fourteen are these, are is the norm.
** Dick -> Batman
** Wally -> The Flash
** Garth -> Aquaman
** Donna -> Wonder Woman
** Roy -> Green Arrow
** Duela -> The Joker/Riddler/Two-Face (self-proclaimed initially before being revealed to be true in ''ComicBook/CountdownToFinalCrisis)
** Bette -> Batwoman (the Kathy Kane version, [[FanonDiscontinuity not Kate Kane]])
** Charley -> Hawkman[[ContinuitySnarl/Hawkman ...the second one. Wait, wasn't it the original?]] [[note: For a concise explanation: Pre-Crisis had it be Katar who simply had the name Carter since the JSA version was still on Earth-2, Post-Crisis retconned it so that Carter's history was a BroadStrokes version of Earth-2 Carter and Earth-1 Katar. ''ComicBook/Hawkman2018'' streamlined his origin so now it's confidently Carter Hall. Still doesn't excuse the fact that he also knew who Charley's father was and never told him]]
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->'''A.K.A.:''' Richard "Dick" Grayson
->'''Abilities:''' Martial arts master, detective skills, acrobatics
->'''Abilities:''' Martial arts master, detective skills, acrobatics
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->'''A.K.A.:''' Wallace "Wally" West
->'''Abilities:''' Super-speed
->'''Abilities:''' Super-speed
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->'''A.K.A.:''' Garth
->'''Abilities:''' Aquatic adaptation, super-strength, telepathy, super-senses, sorcery, water manipulation
->'''Abilities:''' Aquatic adaptation, super-strength, telepathy, super-senses, sorcery, water manipulation
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->'''AKA:''' Donna Troy
->'''Abilities:''' Super-strength, flight, heightened reflexes
->'''Abilities:''' Super-strength, flight, heightened reflexes
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->'''A.K.A.:''' Roy Harper
->'''Abilities:''' Master archer and gunslinger
->'''Abilities:''' Master archer and gunslinger
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->'''AKA:''' Lilith Clay[[note]]"Lilith Clay-Jupiter" in some biographies after Dan Jurgens' run of Teen Titans[[/note]]
->'''Abilities:''' Precognition, telepathy, teleportation
She is the best friend of Donna Troy (the first Wonder Girl), and the second hero to join the original Teen Titans after its founders, the first being Speedy. Although her origin and powers have varied significantly throughout her history - though in not as nearly a convoluted a manner as Donna Troy's - she is consistently seen as both precognitive and psychic. Her father is the Titans benefactor Loren Jupiter and she is also the leader of the short-lived Titans West.
->'''Abilities:''' Precognition, telepathy, teleportation
She is the best friend of Donna Troy (the first Wonder Girl), and the second hero to join the original Teen Titans after its founders, the first being Speedy. Although her origin and powers have varied significantly throughout her history - though in not as nearly a convoluted a manner as Donna Troy's - she is consistently seen as both precognitive and psychic. Her father is the Titans benefactor Loren Jupiter and she is also the leader of the short-lived Titans West.
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[[folder:Aquagirl I]]
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* StrangledByTheRedString: With [[Characters/AquamanSupportingCast Garth]]. They get together during ''ComicBook/TitansRebirth'' for seemingly no reason at all. And they've barely interacted before this issue since Lilith's main love interests were either Don Hall or Gnaark (who both died) and the occasional LesYay with Bette. [[ShowDontTell But because Lilith is a psychic, she says she's known that Garth has been hiding his feelings for her.]] The couple gets dropped once the team falls apart during ''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueNoJustice''.
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!!!'''Appearances:''' ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'' 139, 141, 144, 153, 159, 163 | ''ComicBook/DetectiveComics'' #322 | ''ComicBook/TeenTitans'' #50-52 | ''ComicBook/BatmanFamily'' #16 | ''ComicBook/TalesOfTheTeenTitans'' #50 | ''ComicBook/TheKillingJoke'' | ''' ''ComicBook/SecretOrigins'' Vol 2 Annual #3''' | ''[[ComicBook/TeenTitans New Titans]]'' #56 | ''ComicBook/HawkAndDove'' Vol 3 Annual #1 | ''ComicBook/TeamTitans'' #22, 24 | ''JLA/Titans'' | '''''ComicBook/BeastBoy''''' | '''''ComicBook/YoungJustice #20-21''''' | ''[[ComicBook/Titans1999 Titans]]'' Secret Files #1-2, 25, 35-36, 39, Annual #1 | ''ComicBook/BirdsOfPrey'' #72-73 | ''ComicBook/TeenTitans'' Vol 3 #22-23, 32, 38, 99-100 | ''ComicBook/DetectiveComics'' [[ComicBook/{{Batwoman}} #856-857]], 861-863 | '''''ComicBook/{{Batwoman}}'' #0, 1-32''' | ''DC's Legion of Bloom''
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!!!'''Appearances:''' ''ComicBook/{{Batman}}'' 139, 141, 144, 153, 159, 163 | ''ComicBook/DetectiveComics'' #322 | ''ComicBook/TeenTitans'' #50-52 | ''ComicBook/BatmanFamily'' #16 | ''ComicBook/TalesOfTheTeenTitans'' #50 | ''ComicBook/TheKillingJoke'' | ''' ''ComicBook/SecretOrigins'' Vol 2 Annual #3''' | ''[[ComicBook/TeenTitans New Titans]]'' #56 | ''ComicBook/HawkAndDove'' Vol 3 Annual #1 | ''ComicBook/TeamTitans'' #22, 24 | ''JLA/Titans'' | '''''ComicBook/BeastBoy''''' | '''''ComicBook/YoungJustice #20-21''''' | ''[[ComicBook/Titans1999 Titans]]'' Secret Files #1-2, 25, 35-36, 39, Annual #1 | ''ComicBook/BirdsOfPrey'' #72-73 | ''ComicBook/TeenTitans'' Vol 3 #22-23, 32, 38, 99-100 | ''ComicBook/DetectiveComics'' [[ComicBook/{{Batwoman}} #856-857]], 861-863 | '''''ComicBook/{{Batwoman}}'' #0, 1-32''' | ''DC's ''[[ComicBook/TheBirdsAndTheBees DC's Legion of Bloom''
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As of ComicBook/InfiniteFrontier, Bette Kane re-established the Titans West with Hank Hall, Dawn Granger and Karen Beecher, and returned to being Flamebird in the anthology one-shot ''DC's Legion of Bloom'' story "The Birds and The Bees".
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As of ComicBook/InfiniteFrontier, Bette Kane re-established the Titans West with Hank Hall, Dawn Granger and Karen Beecher, and returned to being Flamebird in the anthology one-shot ''DC's Legion of Bloom'' story "The Birds and The Bees".
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* AdaptationalDecay: Hit '''heavily''' with this during the New 52 in ''ComicBook/{{Batwoman}}''. She seems to only be under this whilst as a Batwoman supporting character since her recent appearance in ''DC's Legion of Bloom'' has her being a capable vigilante once more.
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* AdaptationalDecay: Hit '''heavily''' with this during the New 52 in ''ComicBook/{{Batwoman}}''. She seems to only be under this whilst as a Batwoman supporting character since her recent appearance in the ''DC's Legion of Bloom'' story ''ComicBook/TheBirdsAndTheBees'' has her being a capable vigilante once more.
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* {{Retcon}}: Her history as Bat-Girl initially never happened in the Post-Crisis era, so readers were supposed to imagine her as Flamebird in any instances where she was with the original Teen Titans. It has since slowly crept back into the continuity, starting with a throwaway line in ''ComicBook/YoungJustice'' before being strengthened by Grant Morrison's Batwoman story, and her past as Bat-Girl is seemingly in continuity again. Although it can be noted that since Bette appears as Batgirl in ''ComicBook/TheKillingJoke'' which explicitly takes place after Crisis, her history was never removed to begin with.
* StalkerWithACrush: Could be seen as this in her early career as Bat-Girl, as her primary motivation to become a crime-fighter was to attract the attention of Robin. As mentioned below, this mellowed out after she met him for the first time.
* StalkerWithACrush: Could be seen as this in her early career as Bat-Girl, as her primary motivation to become a crime-fighter was to attract the attention of Robin. As mentioned below, this mellowed out after she met him for the first time.
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* {{Retcon}}: Her history as Bat-Girl initially never happened in the Post-Crisis era, [[ContinuitySnarl a photographic cameo in The Killing Joke nonwithstanding]], so readers were supposed to imagine her as Flamebird in any instances where she was with the original Teen Titans. This was established in her Post-Crisis debut story, which recapped the events of ''Teen Titans'' #50 except Bette now donned the Flamebird costume during those events instead of the Bat-Girl one. It has since slowly crept back into the continuity, starting with a throwaway line in ''ComicBook/YoungJustice'' before being strengthened by Grant Morrison's Batwoman story, and her past as Bat-Girl is seemingly in continuity again. Although it can be noted that since Bette appears as Batgirl in ''ComicBook/TheKillingJoke'' which explicitly takes place after Crisis, her history was never removed to begin with.
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* StalkerWithACrush: Could be seen as this in her early career asBat-Girl, Flamebird in Post-Crisis, as her primary motivation to become a crime-fighter was to attract the attention of Robin. As mentioned below, this mellowed out after she met him for the first time.
* StalkerWithACrush: Could be seen as this in her early career as
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Mary Elizabeth '''"Bette"''' Kane is the first ComicBook/{{Batgirl}} as well as the vigilante known as Flamebird. She is the cousin of [[Characters/BatmanTheCharacter Bruce Wayne]], [[ComicBook/{{Batwoman}} Kate Kane]] and Beth Kane, as well as the niece of Martha Kane (nee Wayne), Thomas Wayne, [[ComicBook/BatmanIncorporated Katrina "Kathy" Netz]] and Jacob Kane.
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Mary Elizabeth '''"Bette"''' Kane is the first ComicBook/{{Batgirl}} as well as the vigilante known as Flamebird. She is the cousin of [[Characters/BatmanTheCharacter Bruce Wayne]], [[ComicBook/{{Batwoman}} Kate Kane]] and Beth Kane, as well as the niece of Martha Kane (nee Wayne), Thomas Wayne, [[ComicBook/BatmanIncorporated [[ComicBook/BatmanIncorporated2010 Katrina "Kathy" Netz]] and Jacob Kane.
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* TheAce: Bette is known to excel at anything she sets her mind to: swimming, gymnastics, tennis, high school studies and vigilantism.
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* {{Retcon}}: Her history as Bat-Girl initially never happened in the Post-Crisis era, so readers were supposed to imagine her as Flamebird in any instances where she was with the original Teen Titans. It has since slowly crept back into the continuity, starting with a throwaway line in ''ComicBook/YoungJustice'' before being strengthened by Grant Morrison's Batwoman story, and her past as Bat-Girl is seemingly in continuity again.
* StalkerWithACrush: Could be seen as this in her early career as Flamebird, as her primary motivation to become a crime-fighter was to attract the attention of Robin.
* StalkerWithACrush: Could be seen as this in her early career as Flamebird, as her primary motivation to become a crime-fighter was to attract the attention of Robin.
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* PassionateSportsGirl: Bette is incredibly passionate in her professional tennis career (alongside gymnastics and swimming at a young age), even reaching the Olympics and becoming the fourth best tennis player in the world.
* {{Retcon}}: Her history as Bat-Girl initially never happened in the Post-Crisis era, so readers were supposed to imagine her as Flamebird in any instances where she was with the original Teen Titans. It has since slowly crept back into the continuity, starting with a throwaway line in ''ComicBook/YoungJustice'' before being strengthened by Grant Morrison's Batwoman story, and her past as Bat-Girl is seemingly in continuityagain.
again. Although it can be noted that since Bette appears as Batgirl in ''ComicBook/TheKillingJoke'' which explicitly takes place after Crisis, her history was never removed to begin with.
* StalkerWithACrush: Could be seen as this in her early career asFlamebird, Bat-Girl, as her primary motivation to become a crime-fighter was to attract the attention of Robin.Robin. As mentioned below, this mellowed out after she met him for the first time.
* {{Retcon}}: Her history as Bat-Girl initially never happened in the Post-Crisis era, so readers were supposed to imagine her as Flamebird in any instances where she was with the original Teen Titans. It has since slowly crept back into the continuity, starting with a throwaway line in ''ComicBook/YoungJustice'' before being strengthened by Grant Morrison's Batwoman story, and her past as Bat-Girl is seemingly in continuity
* StalkerWithACrush: Could be seen as this in her early career as
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* EightiesHair: Bette's first appearance as Flamebird has her in a very big poofy hairstyle
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* EightiesHair: Bette's first appearance as Flamebird has her in a very big poofy hairstylehairstyle.
* AcademicAthlete: As mentioned in TeenGenius below, her Olympic-level career in pro tennis was succeeded by becoming a star student in her high school studies.
* AcademicAthlete: As mentioned in TeenGenius below, her Olympic-level career in pro tennis was succeeded by becoming a star student in her high school studies.
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'''Original Teen Titans and Titans West''' ([[Characters/NightwingDickGrayson Dick Grayson]] | [[Characters/TheFlashWallyWest Wally West]] | [[Characters/WonderGirlDonnaTroy Donna Troy]] | [[Characters/GreenArrowSpeedy Roy Harper]])\\
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'''Original Teen Titans and Titans West''' ([[Characters/NightwingDickGrayson Dick Grayson]] | [[Characters/TheFlashWallyWest Wally West]] | [[Characters/WonderGirlDonnaTroy Donna Troy]] | [[Characters/GreenArrowSpeedy [[Characters/ArsenalRoyHarper Roy Harper]])\\
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[[Characters/TeenTitansPostGraduationDay 2003 Teen Titans]] ([[Characters/RobinTimDrake Tim Drake]] | [[Characters/SupermanConnerKent Conner Kent]] | [[Characters/WonderGirlCassieSandsmark Cassie Sandsmark]] | [[Characters/GreenArrowSpeedy Mia Dearden]]) | [[Characters/TeenTitansAncillary Ancillary Titans]]\\
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[[Characters/TeenTitansPostGraduationDay 2003 Teen Titans]] ([[Characters/RobinTimDrake Tim Drake]] | [[Characters/SupermanConnerKent Conner Kent]] | [[Characters/WonderGirlCassieSandsmark Cassie Sandsmark]] | [[Characters/GreenArrowSpeedy [[Characters/GreenArrowMiaDearden Mia Dearden]]) | [[Characters/TeenTitansAncillary Ancillary Titans]]\\
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See the Characters/GreenArrowSpeedy Characters/ArsenalRoyHarper character sheet for more info.
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[[caption-width-right:300:''[[Music/Devo I watched as her fingers drew a perfect line in space...]]'']]
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* AdaptionalEarlyAppearance: Her appearance in ''ComicBook/WorldsFinestTeenTitans'' marks her as being the sixth member of the Teen Titans despite Lilith and Mal joining the team before her canonically.
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* Mission Control: In ''ComicBook/WorldsFinestTeenTitans'', he acts as this after retiring from Golden Eagle.
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* Mission Control: MissionControl: In ''ComicBook/WorldsFinestTeenTitans'', he acts as this after retiring from Golden Eagle.
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* AdaptionalEarlyAppearance: Her appearance in ''ComicBook/WorldsFinestTeenTitans'' marks her as being the sixth member of the Teen Titans despite Lilith and Mal joining the team before her canonically.
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Mal Duncan is a super-hero who has used several aliases, including Guardian, Herald, Hornblower and Vox. Despite having no powers of his own, he uses the "Gabriel Horn" to open portals and generate sonic blasts. His long-time partner and eventual wife is Bumblebee. He has been a member of the Teen Titans and the Doom Patrol.
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Mal Duncan is a super-hero who has used several aliases, including Guardian, Herald, Hornblower Hornblower, and Vox. Vox, and a valued member of the team, given his boxing abilities and capacity for taking on leadership positions. Despite having no powers of his own, he uses used the "Gabriel Horn" Guardian identity along with powered armor before gaining Gabriel's Horn, which allowed him to open portals and generate sonic blasts. His long-time partner and eventual wife is Bumblebee. He has been a member of the Teen Titans and the Doom Patrol.
* ExtradimensionalShortcut: Mal can use Gabriel's Horn to open portals to other dimensions, which he can then use as teleportation like shortcuts.
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* PoweredArmor: In his Guardian identity he wore an exoskeleton under the suit that gave him super strength.
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* MusicalAssassin: Is best known for playing his horn to use as a weapon and portal creation device. He also owns a jazz club after he's grown up a bit and he can play jazz music that is very nice to listen to and not painful in the least.
* PoweredArmor: In his Guardian identity he wore an exoskeletonunder the suit that gave him super strength.SuperStrength.
* PoweredArmor: In his Guardian identity he wore an exoskeleton
* SuperScream: After an accident ruins his vocal cords and the magitech of his trumpet is worked into his neck to allow him to talk again he's able to use the same loud audio attacks he used to have access to through his horn with just his voice.
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Mary Elizabeth '''"Bette"''' Kane is the first ComicBook/{{Batgirl}} as well as the vigilante known as Flamebird. She is the cousin of [[Characters/BatmanTheCharacter BruceWayne]], [[ComicBook/{{Batwoman}} Kate Kane]] and Beth Kane, as well as the niece of Martha Kane (nee Wayne), Thomas Wayne, [[ComicBook/BatmanIncorporated Katrina "Kathy" Netz]] and Jacob Kane.
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Mary Elizabeth '''"Bette"''' Kane is the first ComicBook/{{Batgirl}} as well as the vigilante known as Flamebird. She is the cousin of [[Characters/BatmanTheCharacter BruceWayne]], Bruce Wayne]], [[ComicBook/{{Batwoman}} Kate Kane]] and Beth Kane, as well as the niece of Martha Kane (nee Wayne), Thomas Wayne, [[ComicBook/BatmanIncorporated Katrina "Kathy" Netz]] and Jacob Kane.
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She would disappear for a few years before appearing in ''JLA/Titans: The Technis Imperative" as one of the many Titans members who helped try to save Cyborg. Immediately after, a new [[ComicBook/Titans1999 Titans]] team was formed (where she was, unfortunately, not called on to join.
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She would disappear for a few years before appearing in ''JLA/Titans: The Technis Imperative" Imperative'' as one of the many Titans members who helped try to save Cyborg. Immediately after, a new [[ComicBook/Titans1999 Titans]] team was formed (where she was, unfortunately, not called on to join.
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She would join the temporary "New Young Justice" in ''ComicBook/YoungJustice" #20 where her history as Batgirl became restored whilst working alongside her successor, Cassandra Cain.
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She would join the temporary "New Young Justice" in ''ComicBook/YoungJustice" ''ComicBook/YoungJustice'' #20 where her history as Batgirl became restored whilst working alongside her successor, Cassandra Cain.
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* ActionHeroine: During her Pre-Crisis and Post-Flashpoint protrayals, she's written as practically being in it partially for the thrill of it all. Kate's perception of this being true (despite her own achievements such as [[RetGone defeating Deathstroke single-handedly]]) causes friction between them. This is at least true for her time as a (Teen) Titans character: her first appearance in the Silver Age series is her independently trying to stop Captain Calamity alongside the other Titans West members, as well as personality re-haul in ''Beast Boy (2000)'' making this a core part of her character.
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* ActionHeroine: During her Pre-Crisis and Post-Flashpoint protrayals, portrayals, she's written as practically being in it partially for the thrill of it all. Kate's perception of this being true (despite her own achievements such as [[RetGone defeating Deathstroke single-handedly]]) causes friction between them. This is at least true for her time as a (Teen) Titans character: her first appearance in the Silver Age series is her independently trying to stop Captain Calamity alongside the other Titans West members, as well as personality re-haul in ''Beast Boy (2000)'' making this a core part of her character.
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** Appears in ''ComicBook/DCBombshells'' as one of Kathy Duquesne's Batgirls (as in, vigilantes who wield baseball bats)
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** Appears in ''ComicBook/DCBombshells'' ''ComicBook/DCComicsBombshells'' as one of Kathy Duquesne's Batgirls (as in, vigilantes who wield baseball bats)
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** A future version of her from the "Titans Tomorrow" timeline appears during ''ComicBook/TeenTitans2003'' as the brand new Batwoman. This version of her is in [[AgeGapRomance a relationship]] with Tim Drake/Batman. (Don't ask, it's weird). They become Flamebird again once her version of Cassandra Cain gets revived
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** A future version of her from the "Titans Tomorrow" ''Titans Tomorrow'' timeline appears during ''ComicBook/TeenTitans2003'' as the brand new Batwoman. This version of her is in [[AgeGapRomance a relationship]] with Tim Drake/Batman. (Don't ask, it's weird). They become Flamebird again once her version of Cassandra Cain gets revived
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* {{Retcon}}: Her history as Bat-Girl initially never happened in the Post-Crisis era, so readers were supposed to imagine her as Flamebird in any instances where she was with the original Teen Titans. It has since slowly crept back into the continuity, starting with a throwaway line in ''ComicBook/YoungJustice'' before being stregnthened by Grant Morrison's Batwoman story, and her past as Bat-Girl is seemingly in continutiy again.
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* {{Retcon}}: Her history as Bat-Girl initially never happened in the Post-Crisis era, so readers were supposed to imagine her as Flamebird in any instances where she was with the original Teen Titans. It has since slowly crept back into the continuity, starting with a throwaway line in ''ComicBook/YoungJustice'' before being stregnthened strengthened by Grant Morrison's Batwoman story, and her past as Bat-Girl is seemingly in continutiy continuity again.
* TeenGenius: Bette's Post-Crisis iteration portrays her as this as an extension to her ChildProdigy tendencies from her early Bat-Girl (which were, at the time, not in continuity). Her entry in ''Who's Who in the DC Universe'' probably explains it best.
->Even for the beauty-saturated environment of Southern California, Bette Kane was exceptionally attractive, so much so that she was winning beauty contests and absorbing adulation before she could walk on her own. Fiercely competitive, she sought out other challenges, ones where her hard work and talent, not just the beauty she was born with, would make her a winner. Tennis, gymnastics, and swimming became her favorite activities, sports where she could compete, excel, and enjoy the cheers of an adoring audience. That attention helped her to ignore the fact that her aggressive nature was leaving her with fewer and fewer friends; few of Bette's friends had the energy to withstand her constant competitiveness. Finding herself without suitable peers and needing a new challenge, Bette chose her new goal: Robin (Dick Grayson). Years earlier, she'd traveled to Gotham City for a national beauty pageant. There she'd caught sight of Batman and Robin swinging across the skies and had been immediately struck by the image of someone just her age out risking his life with only his skills for protection. For years she nursed a secret crush on Robin, sending him fan letters, making herself a "Robin" suit, practically swinging from a rope tied to the old oak tree in her backyard, but she never let anyone else in on her interest until she created and unveiled her own avian persona, Flamebird. She based her character's style on her own athletic skills, now at an Olympics level, and added her own natural flamboyance to top it off. Flamebird appeared briefly around California, stopping small crimes, staying to pose for pictures and reap all the available publicity, but never managing to achieve her goal of attracting Robin to Califonia. Frustrated, Bette threw herself back into her high school life, forsaking her now-professional athletic activities. Previously a poor student, she decided to approach school as another challenge, attacking her studies with the same spirit she'd previously shown for meets and matches, so she graduated near the top of her class. Deciding she had no interest in college, she pursued her abandoned tennis career, making a stunning comeback at age eighteen. She was on top of the world, but she was bored. Nothing matched the excitement she'd experienced whilst playing Flamebird. While on tour, she came up with the idea she felt would be sure to gain Robin's attention: forming a Titans club of her own. She zealously stalked and invited all youthful west-coast super-heroes to join her new "Titans West," but despite Bette's enthusiasm, personality conflicts and the long-distance commute made the club's tenure a short one. Although the Titans West did manage to meet the east-coast group; the Teen Titans. Flamebird's reception from Robin was a cool one and she was bitterly disappointed-yet not so much that she abandoned her pursuit. If anything, the short meetings with Robin (whom she now knew to be Dick Grayson) left her with a good excuse to keep in contact. Currently, Bette spends part of her year on tour playing tennis, and the other part in Southern California keeping active with such pastimes as skydiving, wind-sailing, and bungee jumping, always in search for a thrill. Although she avoids solo missions as Flamebird, she's always eager to join in when a Titans West reunion is suggested.
->Even for the beauty-saturated environment of Southern California, Bette Kane was exceptionally attractive, so much so that she was winning beauty contests and absorbing adulation before she could walk on her own. Fiercely competitive, she sought out other challenges, ones where her hard work and talent, not just the beauty she was born with, would make her a winner. Tennis, gymnastics, and swimming became her favorite activities, sports where she could compete, excel, and enjoy the cheers of an adoring audience. That attention helped her to ignore the fact that her aggressive nature was leaving her with fewer and fewer friends; few of Bette's friends had the energy to withstand her constant competitiveness. Finding herself without suitable peers and needing a new challenge, Bette chose her new goal: Robin (Dick Grayson). Years earlier, she'd traveled to Gotham City for a national beauty pageant. There she'd caught sight of Batman and Robin swinging across the skies and had been immediately struck by the image of someone just her age out risking his life with only his skills for protection. For years she nursed a secret crush on Robin, sending him fan letters, making herself a "Robin" suit, practically swinging from a rope tied to the old oak tree in her backyard, but she never let anyone else in on her interest until she created and unveiled her own avian persona, Flamebird. She based her character's style on her own athletic skills, now at an Olympics level, and added her own natural flamboyance to top it off. Flamebird appeared briefly around California, stopping small crimes, staying to pose for pictures and reap all the available publicity, but never managing to achieve her goal of attracting Robin to Califonia. Frustrated, Bette threw herself back into her high school life, forsaking her now-professional athletic activities. Previously a poor student, she decided to approach school as another challenge, attacking her studies with the same spirit she'd previously shown for meets and matches, so she graduated near the top of her class. Deciding she had no interest in college, she pursued her abandoned tennis career, making a stunning comeback at age eighteen. She was on top of the world, but she was bored. Nothing matched the excitement she'd experienced whilst playing Flamebird. While on tour, she came up with the idea she felt would be sure to gain Robin's attention: forming a Titans club of her own. She zealously stalked and invited all youthful west-coast super-heroes to join her new "Titans West," but despite Bette's enthusiasm, personality conflicts and the long-distance commute made the club's tenure a short one. Although the Titans West did manage to meet the east-coast group; the Teen Titans. Flamebird's reception from Robin was a cool one and she was bitterly disappointed-yet not so much that she abandoned her pursuit. If anything, the short meetings with Robin (whom she now knew to be Dick Grayson) left her with a good excuse to keep in contact. Currently, Bette spends part of her year on tour playing tennis, and the other part in Southern California keeping active with such pastimes as skydiving, wind-sailing, and bungee jumping, always in search for a thrill. Although she avoids solo missions as Flamebird, she's always eager to join in when a Titans West reunion is suggested.
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* InterrupedSuicide: In his Post-Crisis origin, after getting evicted by his foster family for being too old to be able to be a drug runner, Charley attempts to commit suicide on top of the Midway City bridge (not to be confused with the Bi-State Bridge) before he gets stopped by ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} who saves him and offers him a job working at the Midway City Museum under Carter Hall.
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* InterrupedSuicide: InterruptedSuicide: In his Post-Crisis origin, after getting evicted by his foster family for being too old to be able to be a drug runner, Charley attempts to commit suicide on top of the Midway City bridge (not to be confused with the Bi-State Bridge) before he gets stopped by ComicBook/{{Hawkman}} who saves him and offers him a job working at the Midway City Museum under Carter Hall.
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Duela Dent is the biological daughter of Two-Face and Gilda Dent, originally using the alias "Joker's Daughter". She has been a member of the Teen Titans and Titans East, and has claimed to be the daughter of many different supervillains over the years.
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Duela Dent is the biological daughter of Two-Face the Jokester (Earth-3 Joker) and Gilda Dent, Three-Face (Evelyn Dent) as well as the step-daughter of the Earth-3 Riddler, originally using the alias "Joker's Daughter". She has been a member of the Teen Titans and Titans East, and has claimed to be the daughter of many different supervillains over the years.
