Birds of Prey
Rebuilding after the dissolution of the original team by Barbara Gordon, the BoP has been reconstituted to a moneymaking organization dedicated to the hunting down and capturing of dangerous criminals. The group acts to make the streets safer, while using it to their own personal goals.
Donna Troy (Field Leader)
The powerhouse of the group, Donna is chosen as natural leader of the team given her experience and vast power. With superhuman strength, speed and flight Donna is the perfect choice to lead this team of super heroines. She also works to keep some of her more dangerous teammates in check in order to rebuild the team's standing among the superhuman community.
Kate Spencer (Legal)
The last remaining member from the original team, the Manhunter is brought on to not only capture the criminals they chase down, but to make sure they stay in jail. Using her vast technological know-how and willingness to get the job done no matter what, Kate is one of the meanest women on the BoP.
Grace Choi (Enforcer)
Given a huge salary like the rest of her teammates, Grace joins the team as pure muscle. Being sent in to clean up the messes that no one else can handle, breaking several people's bones along the way. Using her invulnerability and strength to her advantage, Grace is the tank of the group.
Beatriz Bonilla de Costa (Wetworks)
Having a former Checkmate Op on the team can never be a bad thing, which is why Fire has been chosen as head spy for the group. Utilizing her flame powers and espionage knowledge, Bea is the BoP's best chance at getting in and out of a place; if she doesn't kill her partner first.
Selina Kyle (Wetworks)
The other skilled espionage agent on the BoP, Selina is brought in because she can steal information on anyone at any time, no matter what. Being a former criminal she is kept under wraps, but is one of the most useful members of the team, despite getting on every last nerve of Bea on Special Ops.
Pamela Lillian Isley (Containment)
Brought on for her ability to control plant-life and affect the environment, Pamela is a key to the BoP's many victories against the villains they hunt down. Seen by some on the team as more of a liability than an asset, Poison Ivy still has power in that she knows the true identity of their director.
Harleen Quinzel (Anarchy)
The member of the BoP most willing to get her hands dirty, Harley Quinn is also the least stable of the team. Brought in alongside Ivy and Catwoman on special requirements, Harley is kept on a short leash by Donna. Quite literally the most insane member of the BoP, Harley is brought in to be even more dangerous than their villain quarry. But how will she react when the team has to hunt down the Joker?
Renee Montoya (Internal Affairs)
With as many villains as they have on the team, the BoP needs someone who can keep them all in line. Given an unlimited budget to solve mysteries and keep an eye on her more anarchical teammates, the Question acts as the team's conspiracy theorist. From her findings though, Renee finds that something insidious is happening around the BoP.
Talia al Ghul (Director)
The unknown director of the team until the end of the first arc, Talia al Ghul is using the BoP to prove to Dick Grayson that she is a changed woman, so that he can help her unite with her beloved once he comes back from the dead; or so she says. In truth Talia has set up the organization to further some goal unknown to the Birds.
Writer: Me
Artist: Terry Dodson
Rebuilding after the dissolution of the original team by Barbara Gordon, the BoP has been reconstituted to a moneymaking organization dedicated to the hunting down and capturing of dangerous criminals. The group acts to make the streets safer, while using it to their own personal goals.
Donna Troy (Field Leader)
The powerhouse of the group, Donna is chosen as natural leader of the team given her experience and vast power. With superhuman strength, speed and flight Donna is the perfect choice to lead this team of super heroines. She also works to keep some of her more dangerous teammates in check in order to rebuild the team's standing among the superhuman community.
Kate Spencer (Legal)
The last remaining member from the original team, the Manhunter is brought on to not only capture the criminals they chase down, but to make sure they stay in jail. Using her vast technological know-how and willingness to get the job done no matter what, Kate is one of the meanest women on the BoP.
Grace Choi (Enforcer)
Given a huge salary like the rest of her teammates, Grace joins the team as pure muscle. Being sent in to clean up the messes that no one else can handle, breaking several people's bones along the way. Using her invulnerability and strength to her advantage, Grace is the tank of the group.
Beatriz Bonilla de Costa (Wetworks)
Having a former Checkmate Op on the team can never be a bad thing, which is why Fire has been chosen as head spy for the group. Utilizing her flame powers and espionage knowledge, Bea is the BoP's best chance at getting in and out of a place; if she doesn't kill her partner first.
Selina Kyle (Wetworks)
The other skilled espionage agent on the BoP, Selina is brought in because she can steal information on anyone at any time, no matter what. Being a former criminal she is kept under wraps, but is one of the most useful members of the team, despite getting on every last nerve of Bea on Special Ops.
Pamela Lillian Isley (Containment)
Brought on for her ability to control plant-life and affect the environment, Pamela is a key to the BoP's many victories against the villains they hunt down. Seen by some on the team as more of a liability than an asset, Poison Ivy still has power in that she knows the true identity of their director.
Harleen Quinzel (Anarchy)
The member of the BoP most willing to get her hands dirty, Harley Quinn is also the least stable of the team. Brought in alongside Ivy and Catwoman on special requirements, Harley is kept on a short leash by Donna. Quite literally the most insane member of the BoP, Harley is brought in to be even more dangerous than their villain quarry. But how will she react when the team has to hunt down the Joker?
Renee Montoya (Internal Affairs)
With as many villains as they have on the team, the BoP needs someone who can keep them all in line. Given an unlimited budget to solve mysteries and keep an eye on her more anarchical teammates, the Question acts as the team's conspiracy theorist. From her findings though, Renee finds that something insidious is happening around the BoP.
Talia al Ghul (Director)
The unknown director of the team until the end of the first arc, Talia al Ghul is using the BoP to prove to Dick Grayson that she is a changed woman, so that he can help her unite with her beloved once he comes back from the dead; or so she says. In truth Talia has set up the organization to further some goal unknown to the Birds.
Writer: Me
Artist: Terry Dodson
