Kate Kane has one of the most unique backgrounds in the Bat-Family: Bruce Wayne's maternal cousin, Kate was kicked out of the army due to being a lesbian. After being rescued by Batman ...

Batman has been around for decades, with his story carrying over from comics to movies, shows, games, and pretty much any ...

The short answer is it’s pretty cool. Kate Kane is Bruce Wayne’s cousin. She shares her dark cloaked relative’s secret penchant for late hours of vigilante work as well as some of his ...

Kate Kane is an iconic DC Comics figure in her ... In the season finale, she made Tommy Elliott look like Bruce Wayne. How is this choice not obvious? In what world does it make more sense ...

Meanwhile, both Jacob Kane (Dougray Scott ... is furious that someone got to Kate before she could exact her revenge. At the same time, "Bruce Wayne" (guest star Warren Christie) returns under ...

Like you, I love Kate Kane – she’s the reason I ... The show previously centered on Kane, the cousin of Bruce Wayne and an out lesbian who assumes the mantle of Batwoman to protect Gotham ...

The series, which is connected to the greater Arrowverse of shows on The CW, centers on Kate Kane. The character, who is the cousin of Bruce Wayne (aka Batman) steps into the role of a caped ...

As it turns out, though they are looking for a new lead actress, it’s not to take on the role of Bruce Wayne’s cousin Kate Kane. The casting call continues that, “With no one in her life to ...

Kate Kane is a relatively new addition to the DC ... including but not limited to a fight with crazed clone version of Bruce Wayne. As this run of Detective Comics worked as more of a Batfamily ...

In the upcoming The CW’s Batwoman, Bruce Wayne’s cousin Kate Kane has to step up and become Gotham’s vigilante after Batman‘s sudden disappearance. Taking the place of the Dark Knight in ...

The Hollywood Reporter has confirmed that the show has opted to find a new identity for Batwoman rather than recast Rose's role of Kate Kane, a cousin of Bruce Wayne, following the circulation of ...