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* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: J. H. Williams III earned two Eisner Awards for his work in the initial Detective Comics run, and later won an Inkwell Award for the titular series. There's a buttload of amazing two-page spreads with outstanding panel layouts.

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* SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: J. H. Williams III earned two Eisner Awards for his work in the initial Detective Comics run, and later won an Inkwell Award for the titular series. There's a buttload of amazing two-page spreads with outstanding panel layouts.



* ShipToShipCombat: Kate/Renee vs. Kate/Maggie. Fans will debate over which pairing had the better chemistry, which stories were better, etc.

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* ShipToShipCombat: Kate/Renee vs. Kate/Maggie. Fans will debate over which pairing had the better chemistry, which stories were better, etc.etc..

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* CommonKnowledge: A common belief is that Kate regularly uses and carries guns, whether with standard ammo or rubber bullets. However, this is only true for the WesternAnimation/DCAnimatedMovieUniverse, not the comics, and was popularized by ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBadBlood''. It's true that Kate owns several guns, is comfortable around them, and has fewer qualms about using lethal force than Bruce does, but the number of times Kate has even ''held'' a gun on-panel could likely be counted on two hands.

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A common belief is that Kate regularly uses and carries guns, whether with standard ammo or rubber bullets. However, this is only true for the WesternAnimation/DCAnimatedMovieUniverse, not the comics, and was popularized by ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBadBlood''. It's true that Kate owns several guns, is comfortable around them, and has fewer qualms about using lethal force than Bruce does, but the number of times Kate has even ''held'' a gun on-panel could likely be counted on two hands.hands.
** It's also a popular idea that the Kanes frequently moved when the twins were young, but this isn't supported by the comics. The only certain moves they had were from Fort Bragg to Brussels, and then Jacob and Kate's move back to, it's implied, the Washington, D.C. area.
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* CompleteMonster ("To Drown the World" and "World's Finest" arcs): [[WouldHurtAChild Maro Ito]] is a former warlock who became a servant of the Medusa cult, planning to unleash monsters from Greek mythology upon mankind. Starting off by drowning the children of Maria Salvaje, thus turning her into the Weeping Woman, Maro goes off to create several more monsters and have them kill and kidnap young women and children, whom he used for HumanSacrifice. Manipulating Batwoman--Katherine "Kate" Kane--to help [[TheStarscream kill his master]] Christopher Falchion, Maro becomes the chief servant of Medusa and helps her free many monsters from the myths, who then proceed to cause chaos all over Gotham, killing hundreds. Later on, he assists Medusa in the summoning of Mother of all Monsters to [[KillAllHumans bring the end of mankind]].

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* CompleteMonster ("To CompleteMonster: [[WouldHurtAChild Maro Ito]], from the "To Drown the World" and "World's Finest" arcs): [[WouldHurtAChild Maro Ito]] arcs, is a former warlock who became a servant of the Medusa cult, planning to unleash monsters from Greek mythology upon mankind. Starting off by drowning the children of Maria Salvaje, thus turning her into the Weeping Woman, Maro goes off to create several more monsters and have them kill and kidnap young women and children, whom he used for HumanSacrifice. Manipulating Batwoman--Katherine "Kate" Kane--to help [[TheStarscream kill his master]] Christopher Falchion, Maro becomes the chief servant of Medusa and helps her free many monsters from the myths, who then proceed to cause chaos all over Gotham, killing hundreds. Later on, he assists Medusa in the summoning of Mother of all Monsters to [[KillAllHumans bring the end of mankind]].
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* CommonKnowledge: A common belief is that Kate regularly uses and carries guns, whether with standard ammo or rubber bullets. However, this is only true for the WesternAnimation/DCUniverseAnimatedOriginalMovies continuity, not the comics, and was popularized by ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBadBlood''. It's true that Kate owns several guns, is comfortable around them, and has fewer qualms about using lethal force than Bruce does, but the number of times Kate has even ''held'' a gun on-panel could likely be counted on two hands.

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* CommonKnowledge: A common belief is that Kate regularly uses and carries guns, whether with standard ammo or rubber bullets. However, this is only true for the WesternAnimation/DCUniverseAnimatedOriginalMovies continuity, WesternAnimation/DCAnimatedMovieUniverse, not the comics, and was popularized by ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBadBlood''. It's true that Kate owns several guns, is comfortable around them, and has fewer qualms about using lethal force than Bruce does, but the number of times Kate has even ''held'' a gun on-panel could likely be counted on two hands.

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* TearJerker: [[TearJerker/{{Batwoman}} Has its own page.]]


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* UnintentionalPeriodPiece: A big part of Kate's story is being forced to quit the armed forces for being openly gay. A mere five years after the character was introduced (and less than a ''week'' after her solo series started), the United States dropped their ban against openly gay members of the armed forces.

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* CompleteMonster: [[WouldHurtAChild Maro Ito]] is a former warlock who became a servant of the Medusa cult, planning to unleash monsters from Greek mythology upon mankind. Starting off by drowning the children of Maria Salvaje, thus turning her into the Weeping Woman, Maro goes off to create several more monsters and have them kill and kidnap young women and children, whom he used for HumanSacrifice. Manipulating Batwoman to help [[TheStarscream kill his master]] Christopher Falchion, Maro becomes the chief servant of Medusa and helps her free many monsters from the myths, who then proceed to cause chaos all over Gotham, killing hundreds. Later on, he assists Medusa in the summoning of Mother of all Monsters to [[KillAllHumans bring the end of mankind]].

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* CompleteMonster: CompleteMonster ("To Drown the World" and "World's Finest" arcs): [[WouldHurtAChild Maro Ito]] is a former warlock who became a servant of the Medusa cult, planning to unleash monsters from Greek mythology upon mankind. Starting off by drowning the children of Maria Salvaje, thus turning her into the Weeping Woman, Maro goes off to create several more monsters and have them kill and kidnap young women and children, whom he used for HumanSacrifice. Manipulating Batwoman to Batwoman--Katherine "Kate" Kane--to help [[TheStarscream kill his master]] Christopher Falchion, Maro becomes the chief servant of Medusa and helps her free many monsters from the myths, who then proceed to cause chaos all over Gotham, killing hundreds. Later on, he assists Medusa in the summoning of Mother of all Monsters to [[KillAllHumans bring the end of mankind]].
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TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Though some liked the above-mentioned ''Crimes of Passion'' story for tying up some loose ends from the New 52 series, others were disappointed that the story involved a couple that had been broken up for years at that point, instead of being a more relevant romantic tale about Kate and her current partner Renee Montoya.

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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Though some liked the above-mentioned ''Crimes of Passion'' story for tying up some loose ends from the New 52 series, others were disappointed that the story involved a couple that had been broken up for years at that point, instead of being a more relevant romantic tale about Kate and her current partner Renee Montoya.
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TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodPlot: Though some liked the above-mentioned ''Crimes of Passion'' story for tying up some loose ends from the New 52 series, others were disappointed that the story involved a couple that had been broken up for years at that point, instead of being a more relevant romantic tale about Kate and her current partner Renee Montoya.
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* GeniusBonus: While Kate only makes an explicit Kabbalistic comparison to the red of her suit, black would correspond to ''binah'' under this same logic, which is among other things is associated with deductive reasoning and repentance.
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* CommonKnowledge: A common belief is that Kate regularly uses and carries guns, whether with standard ammo or rubber bullets. However, this is only true for the WesternAnimation/DCUniverseAnimatedOriginalMovies continuity, not the comics, and was popularized by ''WesternAnimation/BatmanBadBlood''. It's true that Kate owns several guns, is comfortable around them, and has fewer qualms about using lethal force than Bruce does, but the number of times Kate has even ''held'' a gun on-panel could likely be counted on two hands.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Recently, DC released ''Crimes of Passion'', a Valentine's themed anthology one-shot that featured a story about Batwoman, Maggie Sawyer, and Nocturna. The story finally addressed what Nocturna did to Kate and to the delight of many, featured Kate managing to mend some fences with Maggie ''and'' had Kate beat the shit out of Nocturna for raping her. It helps the story finally acknowledges how Kate was traumatized by the event and her grief being treated as valid by both Maggie and the narrative.

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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Recently, DC released The Valentine's-themed ''Crimes of Passion'', a Valentine's themed Passion'' one-shot anthology one-shot that featured a story about Batwoman, Maggie Sawyer, and Nocturna. The story finally addressed what Nocturna did to Kate and and, to the delight of many, featured Kate managing to mend some fences with Maggie ''and'' had Kate beat the shit out of Nocturna for raping her. her.[[note]]Both of those things were done in the New 52 series to differing extents, but were received less warmly at the time.[[/note]] It helps that the story finally acknowledges how Kate was traumatized by the event event, and her grief being is treated as valid by both Maggie and the narrative.
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* AuthorsSavingThrow: Recently, DC released ''Crimes of Passion'', a Valentine's themed anthology one-shot that featured a story about Batwoman, Maggie Sawyer, and Nocturna. The story finally addressed what Nocturna did to Kate and to the delight of many, featured Kate managing to mend some fences with Maggie ''and'' had Kate beat the shit out of Nocturna for raping her. It helps the story finally acknowledges how Kate was traumatized by the event and her grief being treated as valid by both Maggie and the narrative.
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** [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-and-RWBY-Crossovers/50/10833/ There]] [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-Arkham-Asylum_and_RWBY_Crossovers/5520/10833/ were]] [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-Begins-Dark-Knight-and-RWBY-Crossovers/2161/10833/ seve]][[https://tinyurl.com/ydg6uttg ral]] ''Franchise/{{Batman}}''/''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'' crossover FanFics and then the announcement came for a ''Series/{{Batwoman}}'' live action series with the titular character to be played by Creator/RubyRose (the actress, [[NamesTheSame not the fictional character]]). It swiftly segued into FunnyAneurysmMoment though because of the backlash, which was negated by a WinTheCrowd moment after the costume was revealed to be faithful to the comics.
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* CompleteMonster: [[WouldHurtAChild Maro Ito]] is a former warlock who became a servant of the Medusa cult, planning to unleash monsters from Greek mythology upon mankind. Starting off by drowning the children of Maria Salvaje, thus turning her into the Weeping Woman, Maro goes off to create several more monsters and have them kill and kidnap young women and children, whom he used for HumanSacrifice. Manipulating Batwoman to help [[TheStarscream kill his master]] Christopher Falchion , Maro becomes the chief servant of Medusa and helps her free many monsters from the myths, who then proceed to cause chaos all over Gotham, killing hundreds. Later on, he assists Medusa in the summoning of Mother of all Monsters to [[KillAllHumans bring the end of mankind]].

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* CompleteMonster: [[WouldHurtAChild Maro Ito]] is a former warlock who became a servant of the Medusa cult, planning to unleash monsters from Greek mythology upon mankind. Starting off by drowning the children of Maria Salvaje, thus turning her into the Weeping Woman, Maro goes off to create several more monsters and have them kill and kidnap young women and children, whom he used for HumanSacrifice. Manipulating Batwoman to help [[TheStarscream kill his master]] Christopher Falchion , Falchion, Maro becomes the chief servant of Medusa and helps her free many monsters from the myths, who then proceed to cause chaos all over Gotham, killing hundreds. Later on, he assists Medusa in the summoning of Mother of all Monsters to [[KillAllHumans bring the end of mankind]].

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* CompleteMonster: Maro, introduced in #6. [[spoiler: He purposefully drowned the children of Maria, the woman who would go on to kill herself and become the Weeping Woman, because his magic relies on the power of belief. Because people believe in the legend of the Weeping Woman, Maro intended to use that to keep Maria from passing on after she inevitably killed herself and transform her into the urban legend, and she would go on to steal and/or kill more children.]]

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* CompleteMonster: Maro, introduced in #6. [[spoiler: He purposefully drowned [[WouldHurtAChild Maro Ito]] is a former warlock who became a servant of the Medusa cult, planning to unleash monsters from Greek mythology upon mankind. Starting off by drowning the children of Maria, the woman who would go on to kill herself and become the Weeping Woman, because his magic relies on the power of belief. Because people believe in the legend of Maria Salvaje, thus turning her into the Weeping Woman, Maro intended goes off to use that create several more monsters and have them kill and kidnap young women and children, whom he used for HumanSacrifice. Manipulating Batwoman to keep Maria help [[TheStarscream kill his master]] Christopher Falchion , Maro becomes the chief servant of Medusa and helps her free many monsters from passing on after she inevitably killed herself and transform her into the urban legend, and she would go on myths, who then proceed to steal and/or kill more children.]]cause chaos all over Gotham, killing hundreds. Later on, he assists Medusa in the summoning of Mother of all Monsters to [[KillAllHumans bring the end of mankind]].
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** Cameron Chase's reveal as a lesbian in the Rebirth era provides [[BelligerentSexualTension a whole new dimension]] to her antagonism toward Kate.
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** [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-and-RWBY-Crossovers/50/10833/ There]] [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-Arkham-Asylum_and_RWBY_Crossovers/5520/10833/ were]] [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-Begins-Dark-Knight-and-RWBY-Crossovers/2161/10833/ seve]][[https://tinyurl.com/ydg6uttg ral]] ''Franchise/{{Batman}}''/''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'' crossover FanFics and then the announcement came for a ''Series/{{Batwoman}}'' live action series with the titular character to be played by Ruby Rose (the actress, not the fictional character). It swiftly segued into FunnyAneurysmMoment though because of the backlash.

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** [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-and-RWBY-Crossovers/50/10833/ There]] [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-Arkham-Asylum_and_RWBY_Crossovers/5520/10833/ were]] [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-Begins-Dark-Knight-and-RWBY-Crossovers/2161/10833/ seve]][[https://tinyurl.com/ydg6uttg ral]] ''Franchise/{{Batman}}''/''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'' crossover FanFics and then the announcement came for a ''Series/{{Batwoman}}'' live action series with the titular character to be played by Ruby Rose Creator/RubyRose (the actress, [[NamesTheSame not the fictional character). character]]). It swiftly segued into FunnyAneurysmMoment though because of the backlash.backlash, which was negated by a WinTheCrowd moment after the costume was revealed to be faithful to the comics.
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** In ''Elegy,'' a flashback panel shows Kate wearing a t-shirt with the logo of Finnish goth rock band The 69 Eyes. About three years later, the cover of the band's single version of the song "Love Runs Away" featured a large red bat symbol on a black background.
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* BrokenBase: The description of CW!Kate as having "a passion for social justice" has been divisive, to say the least. Some are happy that this will give the franchise more feminist and LGBT themes, while others think that this will just be an excuse to rag on straight males. Others simply don't like that this sort of characterization is more akin to Comic!Ollie instead of Comic!Kate, while some say that it's a reasonable expansion for an adaptation.
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* AwesomeArt: J. H. Williams III earned two Eisner Awards for his work in the initial Detective Comics run, and later won an Inkwell Award for the titular series. There's a buttload of amazing two-page spreads with outstanding panel layouts.

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* AwesomeArt: SugarWiki/AwesomeArt: J. H. Williams III earned two Eisner Awards for his work in the initial Detective Comics run, and later won an Inkwell Award for the titular series. There's a buttload of amazing two-page spreads with outstanding panel layouts.
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** [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-and-RWBY-Crossovers/50/10833/ There]] [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-Arkham-Asylum_and_RWBY_Crossovers/5520/10833/ were]] [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-Begins-Dark-Knight-and-RWBY-Crossovers/2161/10833/ seve]][[https://tinyurl.com/ydg6uttg ral]] Franchise/{{Batman}}/WebAnimation/{{RWBY}} crossover FanFics and then the announcement came for a ''Series/{{Batwoman}}'' live action series with the titular character to be played by Ruby Rose (the actress, not the fictional character). It swiftly segued into FunnyAneurysmMoment though because of the backlash.

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** [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-and-RWBY-Crossovers/50/10833/ There]] [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-Arkham-Asylum_and_RWBY_Crossovers/5520/10833/ were]] [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-Begins-Dark-Knight-and-RWBY-Crossovers/2161/10833/ seve]][[https://tinyurl.com/ydg6uttg ral]] Franchise/{{Batman}}/WebAnimation/{{RWBY}} ''Franchise/{{Batman}}''/''WebAnimation/{{RWBY}}'' crossover FanFics and then the announcement came for a ''Series/{{Batwoman}}'' live action series with the titular character to be played by Ruby Rose (the actress, not the fictional character). It swiftly segued into FunnyAneurysmMoment though because of the backlash.
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** [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-and-RWBY-Crossovers/50/10833/ There]] [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-Arkham-Asylum_and_RWBY_Crossovers/5520/10833/ were]] [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-Begins-Dark-Knight-and-RWBY-Crossovers/2161/10833/ seve]][[https://tinyurl.com/ydg6uttg ral]] Franchise/{{Batman}}/WebAnimation/{{RWBY}} crossover FanFics and then the announcement came for a ''Series/{{Batwoman}}'' live action series with the titular character to be played by Ruby Rose (the actress, not the fictional character). It swiftly segued into HarsherInHindsight though because of the backlash.

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** [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-and-RWBY-Crossovers/50/10833/ There]] [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-Arkham-Asylum_and_RWBY_Crossovers/5520/10833/ were]] [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-Begins-Dark-Knight-and-RWBY-Crossovers/2161/10833/ seve]][[https://tinyurl.com/ydg6uttg ral]] Franchise/{{Batman}}/WebAnimation/{{RWBY}} crossover FanFics and then the announcement came for a ''Series/{{Batwoman}}'' live action series with the titular character to be played by Ruby Rose (the actress, not the fictional character). It swiftly segued into HarsherInHindsight FunnyAneurysmMoment though because of the backlash.
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** [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-and-RWBY-Crossovers/50/10833/ There]] [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-Arkham-Asylum_and_RWBY_Crossovers/5520/10833/ were]] [[https://www.fanfiction.net/Batman-Begins-Dark-Knight-and-RWBY-Crossovers/2161/10833/ seve]][[https://tinyurl.com/ydg6uttg ral]] Franchise/{{Batman}}/WebAnimation/{{RWBY}} crossover FanFics and then the announcement came for a ''Series/{{Batwoman}}'' live action series with the titular character to be played by Ruby Rose (the actress, not the fictional character). It swiftly segued into HarsherInHindsight though because of the backlash.
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* BrokenBase: The revelation of Kathy Kane being a social justice warrior has been divisive to say the least. Some are happy that this will give the franchise more feminist and LGBT themes, while others accused them of not knowing what a social justice warrior really is and think that this will use these themes as an excuse to rag on straight males.

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* BrokenBase: The revelation description of Kathy Kane being a CW!Kate as having "a passion for social justice warrior justice" has been divisive divisive, to say the least. Some are happy that this will give the franchise more feminist and LGBT themes, while others accused them of not knowing what a social justice warrior really is and think that this will use these themes as just be an excuse to rag on straight males.males. Others simply don't like that this sort of characterization is more akin to Comic!Ollie instead of Comic!Kate, while some say that it's a reasonable expansion for an adaptation.
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* BrokenBase: The revelation of Kathy Kane being a social justice warrior has been divisive to say the least. Some are happy that this will give the franchise more feminist and LGBT themes, while others accused them of not knowing what a social justice warrior really is and think that this will use these themes as an excuse to rag on straight males.
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** The New52 introduction of Nocturna also earned some ire; while the readers remaining after the departure of Blackman and Williams III were intrigued by the possibilities the character could have, once in play it left a particularly sour taste in readers' mouths as Nocturna's immediate actions basically bordered on RapeAsDrama, ruined the Kate/Maggie relationship and generally felt poorly handled, especially given Andreyko was responsible for the immensely popular Manhunter revamp of previous years.

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** The New52 ComicBook/New52 introduction of Nocturna also earned some ire; while the readers remaining after the departure of Blackman and Williams III were intrigued by the possibilities the character could have, once in play it left a particularly sour taste in readers' mouths as Nocturna's immediate actions basically bordered on RapeAsDrama, ruined the Kate/Maggie relationship and generally felt poorly handled, especially given Andreyko was responsible for the immensely popular Manhunter revamp of previous years.
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* EnsembleDarkhorse: Believe it or not, but the Kathy Kane Batwoman was originally popular back in the Silver Age, and many readers wrote in asking for DC to bring her back after she was removed from Batman's supporting cast during the 1960s.
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* TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter: The Kathy Kane Batwoman is viewed by many as a DamselScrappy who only existed for the sake of Batman having a girlfriend to dispel HoYay subtext. However, some readers believed she had the potential to be a good character on her own since her first appearance demonstrated she could be a competent crimefighter, had Batman not convinced her at the end to give up her identity for rather hypocritical reasons. That didn't stop her from becoming Batwoman a few more times, but her competency as a crimefighter was severely diminished.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Inevitable with the change in creative teams. Complaints cover virtually all aspects of the comic: the writing is worse, the art is worse, the supernatural element is gone, and characters are no longer themselves, especially Batwoman herself, who went through significant BadassDecay both physically and psychologically.

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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Inevitable with the change in creative teams. Complaints cover virtually all aspects of the comic: the writing is worse, the art is worse, the supernatural element is gone, and characters are no longer themselves, especially Batwoman herself, who went through significant BadassDecay both physically and psychologically.psychologically.
* WinBackTheCrowd: The announcement of Creator/MargueriteBennett, popular for her feminist and LGBT themes, as the writer of ''Batwoman Rebirth.''

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** In "Webs", the first arc after Blackman and Williams left, Batwoman has trouble fighting C-lister Wolf Spider (who has nowhere near her level of training) and gets pretty beat up. For reference, earlier in this same series Kate fought off ''demigods'' and took almost no damage. She was even able to defeat Bane after he punched her square in the face, and only got moderately bloodied from that and showed no bruising afterward. Even with Wolf Spider's use of fear toxin, his skill against Kate is a bit unbelievable.

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** In "Webs", the first arc after Blackman and Williams left, Batwoman has trouble fighting C-lister D-lister Wolf Spider (who has nowhere near her level of training) and gets pretty beat up. For reference, earlier in this same series Kate fought off ''demigods'' and took almost no damage. She was even able to defeat Bane after he punched her square in the face, and only got moderately bloodied from that and showed no bruising afterward. Even with Wolf Spider's use of fear toxin, his skill against Kate is a bit unbelievable.



* HilariousInHindsight: Given the heavy amount of ExecutiveMeddling used on ''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueCryForJustice'', it's probably a very good thing that Batwoman didn't have a stronger role in the story. This can be further strengthened by how universally reviled the series ended up being.

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Given the heavy amount of ExecutiveMeddling used on ''ComicBook/JusticeLeagueCryForJustice'', it's probably a very good thing that Batwoman didn't have a stronger role in the story. This can be further strengthened by how universally reviled the series ended up being.being.
** Issue #18 shows a view from Kate and Maggie's new apartment, purchased in the wake of the destruction of Kate's penthouse in the previous arc. One of the buildings visible, and seemingly only a couple blocks away, is the distinctive Old Wayne Tower. This would later become the site of the Belfry in ''ComicBook/DetectiveComicsRebirth''.

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