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Mary Elizabeth "Bette" Kane is a superheroine appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. She is a non-powered super-hero vigilante and a member of the Batman Family. The original Bat-Girl, she served as sidekick to Batwoman and frequently wooed her counterpart Robin.
Mary Elizabeth "Bette" Kane is a non-powered super-hero vigilante and a member of the Batman Family. The original Bat-Girl, she served as sidekick to Batwoman and frequently wooed her counterpart Robin.
- Disambiguation
- Origin
- Character Evolution
- Major Story Arcs
- Powers and Abilities
- Character Profile
- Elseworlds
- Animated Series/Films
This page is for the 1st Batgirl, Bette Kane. 1. 2nd Batgirl: Barbara Gordon 2. 3rd Batgirl: Helena Bertinelli 3. 4th Batgirl: Cassandra Cain 4. 5th Batgirl: Charlie Gage-Radcliffe 5. 6th Batgirl: Stephanie Brown Bette Kane was also the 3rd Flamebird. 1. 1st Flamebird: Jimmy Olsen 2. 2nd Flamebird: Ak-Var 3. 4th Flamebird: Supergirl 4. 5th Flamebir...
Mary Elisabeth Kane, Betty Kane, was the niece of a rich Gotham City’s socialite, Kathy Kane. Living in different city of her aunt she visited her once a year and it was on one of her annual visits that Betty discovered that her aunt was Batwoman. Betty confronted her aunt and she started to be her sidekick as Bat-Girl.
The Original Bat-Girl
After that discover Betty moved to Gotham to her aunt’s house. Betty helped Batwoman, Batman and Robin against the Cobra King, she soon developed an crush on the Boy Wonder. Months later Betty retired from Bat-Girl and she became a professional tennis player. A few years later Betty returned to her Bat-Girl persona and became a member of the Teen Titans West. It was during a tennis match aboard a naval ship that Betty Kane came out of retirement and assumed the role of Bat-Girl once again, bu...
Flamebird
Bette Kane was born blond, blue-eyed and beautiful. It was not long before she quickly garnered the adulation of those around her. Whether that fueled her thrill seeking and high competitive nature is still a conundrum. However, the constant attention would grow to bore Bette and would eventually be perceived by others as spoiled. Bette grew to become a champion tennis player while still in her early teens, a beauty pageant winner since the age of five, skilled in martial arts, and an Olympic...
Hawkfire: Batwoman & The New 52
Bette is seen attending a high society function in Gotham with her uncle and his family. She is reunited with her cousin, Kate Kane, who is also the Batwoman, though Bette has no idea of this. She mentioned that she has moved to Gotham due to enrolling in Gotham University. According to Kate's father, Bette looks up to her and enjoys spending time with her. There is a cutter that is attacking the young girls of Gotham University and he soon targets Bette. Kate intercepts and the two team up t...
The Teen Titans
It wasn’t until the formation of Titans West that Bette finally achieved her goal and met Robin. Just after winning an exhibition tennis tournament aboard the aircraft carrier, the U.S.S. Tippecanoe, Bette found herself alongside other super-teens like herself (Beast Boy, Golden Eagle, and Hawk) in a rescue attempt of the civilians aboard the aircraft carrier as it floated high above the sea. As a team the young heroes bring the carrier back down to sea level. Bette and the others were then i...
Titans West
As the all-new Flamebird, Bette helped Gar capture Gemini, the imposter committing the crimes. After this Bette and Gar hung out together and even shared an apartment. Gar’s cousin, Matt would try one last attempt to bring about a new Titans West (dubbing it Titans LA). A bitter Duela Dent tried to cause havoc during the recruitment drive, but Bette managed to subdue her. Members would include Herald, Bumblebee, Hero Cruz, and others. The team never got off the ground before the members went...
Infinite Crisis
No longer hung up on the whole team aspect, Bette was content to strike out on her own. She was next heard to be captured, along with other heroes, by a Brainiac-worshipping cult leader trying to replicate the abilities of heroes. Bette and the others were rescued by Vixen and the Birds of Prey operative Huntress. From there Bette rallied alongside a majority of current and past Titans in an attempt to take down the terrorizing Dr. Light. Flamebird showed up again during Infinite Crisis (see...
Unarmed Combat: Flamebird has no powers, but is an Olympic-level athlete (excelling in gymnastics and swimming), and professional level tennis player. She is trained for strength and endurance. She...Battle Armor: Flamebird wears a costume that is highly resistant to damage. It’s fireproof and insulated to protect against extreme heat and cold.Equipment: Flamebird carries a utility belt (similar to Batman & Robin) with individual compartments that house such thing as a radio/transmitter, gas bombs, gas mask, flares, flashlight, first aid...Height:5'10"Weight:140 lbsEye Color:BlueHair Color:BlondTitans Tomorrow - Possible Future?
The Teen Titans encountered their future selves. It was revealed that Bette Kane was killed by Duela Dent, but later resurrected by Tim Drake (now Batman) by using the Lazarus Pit. Bette assumed the alias of Batwoman from then on. When Tim and the other former Teen Titans (now Animal Man, Superman, Wonder Woman, Flash, Dark Raven and Aquawoman) began taking over the , Bette helped formed Titans East with Cyborg, Terra, Bumblebee and Captain Marvel (formerly Jr.) to oppose them. The Teen Titan...
Tiny Titans
Bette appeared several times in the Tiny Titans series. In the 13th issue she tries to enter in a team created by Raven, the team was named Bird Scouts and the members are Bette, Hawk and Dove, Hot Spot, Kid Devil and Ravenas the team leader. Her outfit is a mix between her Bat-Girl costume and her first Flamebird costume.
Teen Titans GO!
Bette appeared as Flamebird in Teen Titans GO! #52as member of the Teen Titans.
Young Justice
Bette appears in the episode "Homefront" of Young Justice, voiced by Alyson Stoner. She is a student at the Gotham Academy who is assigned to as a liaison to Artemis.
Bette Kane appeared as Bat-Girl seven times between her introduction in 1961 and 1964, when she was removed from the rotation in 1964 by Batman editor Julius Schwartz because she was deemed too silly.
Mary Elizabeth Kane, better known as Bette Kane, is a superheroine appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. The character first appeared in the 1960s as "Betty Kane", the Bat-Girl. Her name was later modified to "Bette Kane", and she assumed the role of Flamebird.
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Bette remains in a coma for some time, and receives further therapy from Jacob Kane after she returns home. She later takes the identity of Hawkfire to assist Batwoman and Wonder Woman in defeating Medusa , and later helps recover Elizabeth Kane from the DEO .
