Fans are still processing all of the details revealed in Infinite Frontier #0, a new one-shot that provides a significant look at where the DC Comics universe goes next. A slew of characters ...

A DC Comics fan-favorite is officially never the same, following the events of the newest Batgirl and the Birds of Prey. Spoilers ahead for Batgirl and the Birds of Prey #19, on sale now. The ...

B arbara Gordon, as both Batgirl and Oracle, is a character that I and many other readers hold dear, but she hasn't been ...

Barbara Gordon as Oracle in Four Pages From Batman #100 (Preview) I picked up Red Hood: Outlaw #48, Batgirl #48, The Three Jokers #1 and Detective Comics #1026 today from DC Comics.

"Arrow's" Felicity may not be taking on the mantle of Oracle -- a character from DC Comics who puts her hacking to skills to work after she's paralyzed -- she may be embracing a different comic ...

Barbara Gordon getting shot by the Joker, paralyzing her and leading her to the identity of Oracle, remains among the most ...

Detective Comics #797. So, of course, given the world situation, it must be the Russians behind the extensive surveillance and data hack. The DC Universe seems to be catching up with Marvel in ...

Comics; Dc Comics; Oracle is stronger than Batgirl will ever be. Features. By Jill Pantozzi published 6 June 2011 Making the argument for the depiction of superheroes who use a wheelchair with ...

Because while Oracle's alter ego in DC Comics is Barbara Gordon, she has way too much in common with Felicity to ignore. First off, there are, of course, Felicity's undeniable computer skills, ...