Do new Batgirl costumes mean a new Batgirls DC series is coming?

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Update: DC has until no to announce operating room confirm a new Batgirl Beaver State Batgirls title (see below), but it has released creative person St. Bruno Redondo's copulative covers for writer Gobbler Taylor's Nightwing #84, 85, and 86 - part of the 'Fear United States Department of State' crossing Batman Family plot line - that ostentate new costumes for Barbara, Stephanie, and Cassandra.

Here is each blanket individually along with the full connected image:

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The newspaper publisher has also released Redondo's untried Batgirl design in greater detail:

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Do new costumes mean a new serial?

No, but it sure doesn't curb expectations.

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Batman writer James Tynion IV is "very, very excited for" something related to Batgirl coming later this year.

In an interview about Batman #106 coming later this week, Tynion gave the strongest hints to date that a Batgirl (or Batgirls) title would be approach from DC later this year - smooth validating that there are creators already involved on this whodunit project.

Batman #106 art — (Prototype credit: DC)

"Honestly, the plans we have for Prophet and the characters in the immediate orbit around Oracle are big," Tynion told Newsarama. "One thing that we wanted to do was reground Barbara Gordon at the shopping center of the Batman mythos. Barbara Gordon is the key supporting character for Batman in Batman. She's the important encouraging character for Jim Gordon in The Joker. And she's the key bearing character for Hawkshaw Grayson in Nightwing."

Barbara Gordon recently rescued the mantle of Oracle in 2019, and appears in this week's Batman #106 firm in that role (and that chairman). And it's not sportsmanlike her, as other Batgirls Stephanie Brown and Cassandra Cain induce been orbiting cloe by, with what could be read as the beginnings of some connections to a formal radical for the trio.

That's not just speculation, as Tynion confirmed - it's about "a new way to evolve the Batgirl mythos…"

"So, she is up fore and halfway in all of this, and through complete of those appearances we see that she's edifice this new counselling for herself in a untested way to evolve the Batgirl mythos with Cassandra Cain and Stephanie Brown," the writer explains.

"That's sledding to culminate just a little bit later in the year in a way that I think fans can probably predict, but it's something that I'm very, very excited for and we've got some incredible, marvellous creators, who are going to pick finished the baton and carry the next steps forward for Barbara."

DC recently announced 11 new titles coming later this year (and 2 many today with Infinite Frontier and Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow), just Batgirl wasn't among them.

Stay tuned for more connected the Batgirl(s), besides as Tynion's Batman title and the entire Bat-line generally here at Newsarama.

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Newsarama Ranking Editor in chief Chris Utter has covered comic book news for Newsarama since 2003, and has also written for USA Today, Life history, Entertainment Weekly, Newspaper publisher's Weekly, Marvel Entertainment, TOKYOPOP, AdHouse Books, Cartoon Brew, Haemorrhage Cool, Comic Shop Tidings, and CBR. He is the author of the book Modern: Masters Cliff Chiang, co-authored Art of Spider-Man Classic, and contributed to Dark Horse/Bedside Press' anthology Pros and (Comic) Cons. He has acted American Samoa a judge for the Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards, the Harvey Awards, and the Stan Richard Henry Lee Awards. Chris is a member of the American Library Connexion's Graphic Novel &adenosine monophosphate; Comics Round Table. (He/him)