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Kate Kane is Batwoman, one of many vigilantes who protect Gotham City using the imagery of a Bat. She is both Jewish and an out lesbian, playing a socialite during the day, and working as a vigilante by night.
Kate Kane. Primera aparición. 52 #11. Creado por. Bob Kane. Sheldon Moldoff. Afiliaciones. Liga de la Justicia. Familiar de Batman. Habilidades. Artista Marcial Entrenada. Acceso a Alta Tecnología. Equipamiento. Sumario. 1 Historia. 1.1 Un año después. 2 Habilidades. 2.1 Nivel de Fuerza. 3 Entre bastidores. 4 Aparición en otros medios.
Después de los eventos de DC Rebirth, se establece que Kate Kane es la prima del alter ego de Batman, Bruce Wayne y, por lo tanto, sobrina de su madre Martha Wayne. 1 Descrito como el superhéroe gay de más alto perfil que aparece en las historias publicadas por DC, la orientación sexual de Batwoman atrajo la atención de los medios después de s...
Kate Kane, alias Batwoman, is a Gotham City crime fighter who fights the Religion of Crime. A military brat thrust into high society after her father remarried a heiress, she was cast out of West Point after being outed; becoming Batwoman saved her from self-destruction.
Katherine "Kate" Kane is the second Batwoman. Debuting in 52 #11, she is a member of the Kane family and, through her father, the cousin of Bruce Wayne. Batwoman has headlined her own comic series since 2011 and served as a vital member of the Batman Family . Contents. 1 History. 1.1 One Year Later. 2 Abilities. 2.1 Strength level. 2.2 Equipment.
Katherine "Kate" Kane [1] (born January 26, 1990) [2] is a wealthy individual and former aspiring-businesswoman, having become the acting owner of Wayne Enterprises, the founder and CEO of Gotham Pride Real Estate firm, and the owner and proprietor of the bar known as The Hold Up, before handing all of the aforementioned titles over to her succe...
She since had several runs in her own eponymous Batwoman monthly comic book and has had stints in the lead role in Detective Comics, the flagship Batman comic book for which DC Comics is named. Kane appeared in media set in the Arrowverse, initially portrayed by Ruby Rose and later by Wallis Day.
