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Cassandra Cain reached out to help a good man in a shady profession, for he displayed an act of kindness to a child whom was in harm's way. Cass recognized this and wanted to save the man from sudden death by spiriting him away from his governmental captors with no Bat suit, leaving her identity exposed. Good thing for Cassandra, she doesn't have an identity; however, facial recognition is still on the table, which leads Batman in rewarding Cass by giving the Daughter of Cain her own place to rest her head.

Issue 13 of Batgirl not only starts off with a BANG, much like the cover, but it also has heart, hope, and heroism. Cassandra Cain doesn't even don the Bat suit in this issue, but don't worry. Cass is as awesome as ever. And let us talk about Damion Scott's pencils. Yes, Puckett captures Cass's voice, and yes, she is speaking now, but Damion Scott really gives life to this character and the landscape around her. The story moves so fast because it is action packed, but not in a cheat type way. Write to me at [email protected] about what you think of this issue. We Cassandra Cain lovers need to stick together.

This podcast episode was uploaded on December 25, 2017. This is a double feature. Issue 11 and 12 are being discussed on this episode of The Batgirl: Cassandra Cain Podcast. If you are reading this, we want to thank you for listening. We love Cass, and we want to do right by this character. Please give us feedback at @TheBatgirlCass on Twitter, [email protected] www.wrightonnetwork.com or our Facebook page: The Batgirl Podcast.

The Wright On Network Presents: An Interview among cosplayers from Houston, Texas. Ashford, fellow cosplayer ceci.cici91 on Instagram, and bermudez_maira on Instagram, who are awesome cosplayers. Follow them. They do amazing work with costumes. We just have an open discussion about Cosplay, Justice League, and other interests. Give us feedback at [email protected] or @feathersandfoes on Twitter or @TheBatgirlCass on Twitter. Thank you Maira and Cecelia for your time and interview!

Ripped out of today's headlines, Diane and Ashford discuss the major issue going on in this book and in the world today, violence against women. When a man is fired from his job, he feels rejected and powerless. To regain control, he tried to gain his power back. Once he feels like this is not a reality for him, he proceeds on ignoring boundaries by stalking his boss and shooting her. Cassandra blames herself for not being faster, stronger, quicker. There is no time to mourn. The Batgirl takes this as a sign that she needs to train harder. E-mail us at [email protected] Twitter @TheBatgirlCass Donate to the show by becoming a patreon at www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork

Batgirl is back in the cape and cowl, yet donning the Batgirl costume isn't enough. She doesn't just want to be good enough, she wants to be the best, which leads her to making a deal with the Lady Shiva. Diane of the Helena Wayne Blog and Ashford discuss Batgirl number 9 volume 1. Contact us on Twitter @feathersandfoes E-mail us at [email protected] Like our Facebook page: The Batgirl Podcast

Cassandra has met her match, or perhaps her betters, once she bumps into the one and only Lady Shiva, a highly skilled martial artist and master strategist. There is a mystery going on between the two, Cain and Shiva. The art work by Damian Scott are out of this world. According to Ashford, he ranks this as his favorite story thus far. Kelly Puckett is really breathing life into the character with the narration and attitude. e-mail us at [email protected]

Batgirl 7 is cool, calm, and busting through the seams at the end. Wow! Where is this series going next? Well, I understand that we are doing a retroactive look at the book, and I could read ahead, but going issue by issue is quite fun. Again, Damion Scott's art is really grabbing me. Batman feels like Cassandra is not ready to return to the field, but of course, Cass is too driven to not go out and stop wrong doing. And you will never guess who she bumps into in the end? Well, you might, but isn't this just exciting? If you would like to donate to the show, please visit www.patreon.com/wrightonnetwork

In issue 6, which is untitled, we finally have a young Cassandra Cain narrating the book, and it is quite refreshing. In this issue we learn Cass has the ability to stop and start hearts, she knows her guns and bullets, and that instinct is just something you can't shut off. Can Batman truly trust this new Batgirl in the field while sporting the brand? He better.

This annual doesn't have much of our Cassandra Cain Batgirl, but this story really relates to our character as far as being born and bred to do something, unlearning the brainwashing, and working towards the greater good. If you are a The Batgirl fan, I recommend this one. Twitter: @TheBatgirlCass [email protected] www.wrightonnetwork.com

Cassandra Cain is dealing with her new ability to have inner dialogue and understanding others. This is a progression of the character for sure. However, this new power has limited her almost flawless combat skills: Predicting moves of the opponents before the opponent even flinches. Batman, still distraught that Cass may have killed when she was a child is just something he can't let go, so he travels across the globe to do his own autopsy on how the gentlemen who is now dead, actually died. Quite an intense story.

Batgirl issue number 4 really upped the ante on this one. A total change of direction will take place from now one when it comes to the narrative because of a key event that happens to Cassandra. Also, Batman is rather disturbed by the video he saw of a young Cassandra Cain ripping a guy's throat out. Batman refuses to believe his eyes...and the film. He is now ready to journey across the globe to prove that Cass is no killer.

Plot by Scott Peterson. Kelley Puckett with the script. Pencils by Damion Scott. Batgirl vs. her first metahuman. And Batman makes a discovery that may change things forever. Please contact us on the www.wrightonnetwork.com Twitter: @TheBatgirlCass Facebook: The Batgirl

www.wrightonnetwork.com presents The Batgirl Cassandra Cain podcast is back with another episode. We have started the proper run of this character. Issue 2, Plot by Scott Peterson, written by Kelley Puckett, and pencils by Damion Scott.

I Cover the Water Front is the Daughter of Cain's first solo mission as The Batgirl! The artwork is beautiful, the story is serving, and the mantle is not only upheld, but lifted.

This is the issue where Cassandra Cain is giving the blessing to be Batgirl. Unfortunately, at Huntress's expense, the Batman has manipulated the situation to his liking, being a Grade A Jerk!

Batman, Cain, Cassandra, Barbara Gordon, Jim Gordon, and Two Face are some of the main features of this issue. Still in No Man's Land, The Batgirl Cassandra Cain Podcast explores the development of Cass's History before the launch of her Batgirl Run. Original music for the show by Mya Briones The Song is entitled Burned. facebook.com/myabrionesmusic.com twitter: @meekmya instagram: myabmusic

In this issue we get to learn a little more about this runner who has been working for the Oracle, delivering messages and such. Her origins are not only dangerous, but shocking. Although her past may be quite dangerous, saving the life of Jim Gordon goes a long way with The Batman and The Oracle. Humble beginnings. Kelley Pluckett is the writer. Damian Scott is on pencils.

Yes, we at the Batgirl podcast understand that although we are covering Cass, this episode centers around the Huntress, Helena; however, because the outfit that Cassandra Cain will soon inherit is so iconic, we had to start at its origin, Ground Zero. Contact us at [email protected] to have your comments read on the show, or you may contact us on Twitter @feathersandfoes for now.