The Evolution Of Batgirl Over The Past 50 Years – Design You Trust — Design Daily Since 2007

The Evolution Of Batgirl Over The Past 50 Years


Image courtesy of DC Comics

For many comic book fans, Barbara Gordon has been known as the definitive version of Batgirl, one of the main superheroines of DC Comics. The character made her comics debut 50 years ago in the January 1967 issue of Detective Comics and has gone through many changes, most notably becoming paralyzed in the 1980s graphic novel The Killing Joke and eventually becoming super hacker Oracle. Batgirl had been portrayed many different times up until Barbara Gordon resumed the role in DC Comic’s relaunch in 2011. Take a look at the evolution of Batgirl, including two earlier characters who inspired Gordon’s character, in this infographic from Fun.com.

h/t: infographicjournal

[Fancy_Facebook_Comments_Pro width="990"]
If you want more awesome content, subscribe to 'Design You Trust Facebook page. You won't be disappointed.

More Inspiring Stories

Warning Kites
Heartbreaking Works By The First Female Afghan Street Artist
Digital Artist Shows How Climate Change is Affecting Our World
Female Street Artists set Guinness World Record for Largest Mural Painted by a Team
The More You Connect, The Less You Connect
Kate Hudson For Ann Taylor 2012 Summer Campaign
"One Summer Can Change Everything": Stranger Things Season 3 Character Posters Released
New Hilarious Mashups By Stephen McMennamy
The 'Dirtiest' Russian Street Art You Will Ever See
"We Don’t Need Your Internet!": A Designer Imagined What the Logos of Famous Companies Would Look Like if They Stayed in Russia
Artist's Amazing Invention Offers Handicapped Children a Fun Way to Paint
Superb Illustrations And Concept Art By John Nugroho
"Cybermancer": The Superb 3D Digital Concept Artworks of Kirill Maksimchuk
This Artist Uses Her Face As A Canvas
‘Ello John. Got A New Motor – Retro Porsche Posters
Trolling Items at the Popular Furniture Store
The Married Kama Sutra: The World's Least Humorous Erotic Sex Manual
Skeleton of Color: Amazing Performance Art By Butch Locsin
"I'm Not Your Toy": The Superb Contemporary Paintings by Inga Makarova
San Francisco’s Homeless Get Showers-On-Wheels With Transformed Old Buses
"The Way We Fall": Eerie Illustrations Of An Apocalyptical World By Yuri Shwedoff
Funny And Magnificent Caricature Illustrations By Tiago Hoisel
South Korean Allustrator Soo Min Kim Creates Stunning Drawings On Starbucks Cups
Ancient Chinese Artists Give Advice On How Not To Get Infected With Coronavirus