Mark Rand
Mar 12th, '06, 01:24 PM
Every bat-hero needs a secret lair. More often than not, it's some kind of Batcave.
Batgirl's lair holds vehicles, a workshop, a crime lab, training facilities, a library, computer and communications gear, a trophy room, emergency equipment and supplies, and power, water, sewage, security, and ventilation systems. There also has to be places for Batgirl and her associates to change into either their costumes or whatever disguise they plan to wear.
Batgirl is planning to form a team to help her protect Gotham City and request federal sanction for it. The new team members must have a method to access the Batcave that doesn't go through Barbara's house and the federal liaison must be able to be accessable both to Batgirl and his fellow government types.
One thing Batgirl does have in her favor, besides Keiko, who lives in Wayne Manor, is her friendship with occult expert Jason Blood.
Comments, questions, and ideas are welcome.
Batgirl's lair holds vehicles, a workshop, a crime lab, training facilities, a library, computer and communications gear, a trophy room, emergency equipment and supplies, and power, water, sewage, security, and ventilation systems. There also has to be places for Batgirl and her associates to change into either their costumes or whatever disguise they plan to wear.
Batgirl is planning to form a team to help her protect Gotham City and request federal sanction for it. The new team members must have a method to access the Batcave that doesn't go through Barbara's house and the federal liaison must be able to be accessable both to Batgirl and his fellow government types.
One thing Batgirl does have in her favor, besides Keiko, who lives in Wayne Manor, is her friendship with occult expert Jason Blood.
Comments, questions, and ideas are welcome.