According to a new set photo, DC's Batgirl movie is getting ready to film an epic car chase sequence 👀👀👀
A new set photo from DC's upcoming Batgirl movie teases an exhilarating car-chase sequence. Originally it was Betty Kane who assumed the mantle in the DC lore, but in 1967, the comics introduced a new Batgirl in the form of Barbara Gordon, daughter of Gotham City Police Commissioner Jim Gordon. Over the years, Barbara has made quite a few live-action appearances.
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