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Dansk naslov: Batpigens første sag Originalni naslov: The million dollar debut of Batgirl Originalno izdaje: Detective comics 359 Leto izdaje: 1967 Avtor: Gardner Fox Ilustrator: Carmine Infantino Namestitelj: Sid Greene Zgodba: Na poti na kostumsko zabavo, kamor Barbara Gordon s seboj nosi ročno narejen Bat-costume, postane priča kaznivemu dejanju. Obuje kostum in to postane ponesrečen začetek njene kariere kot Batgirl. Vloge: Batman Robin (Dick Grayson) Batgirl II Alfred Pennyworth Jim Gordon Dødshvepsen Komentar: Prva zgodba z Batgirl II.

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