Like Bruce Wayne, future state Jess Fox’s version of Batman is at its worst when working alone. In his new quest to reinvent Batman and inspire a world that hates “The Mask”, it’s clear he needs a trusted friend or partner. But why? next batman What is needed is not Robin or Batgirl… but a brand new Nightwing. And his sister Tiffany fits the bill perfectly.
Tiffany Fox (Tiffany Fox) debuted in New 52: The end of the future Join Barbara Gordon, Stephanie Brown and Cassandra Kane as part of The Batgirl Alliance. She then appeared in Batman: Black and White #3 In the story “The Calvary” by John Ridley and Olivier Coipel. Aided by her brother Batman in the future state, Tiffany is more of a companion than a companion, showing off her abilities as she knocks down 16 men while Her brother took over as their leader. Tiffany ditched her Batgirl costume for this episode, wearing a half mask and wielding a pair of escrima wands. Of course, these canes are often associated with another Batman-related hero: Nightwing.
exist i’m batman #8Directed by John Ridley, Christian Duce and Rex Lokus, Tiffany meets her brother as he vents his anger into a boxing bag. When she got Jace’s attention, Tiffany took a fighting stance with her legs spread wide and raised two red canes. “Want to go for a ride?” She delivers. Jess is in a bad mood and tries to push her away, but Tiffany insists that he heard her. While he kept his distance from the Fox family, his mother tried to make up for the loss of the family fortune, and Tiffany helped their sister Tam with physical therapy. “Perhaps you want to visit family often.”
I am Batman, while focusing on Batman’s identity, is a story focused on the Fox family. It highlights Lucius and Tanya’s struggles working with the government and the consequences of their actions, much to Jace’s displeasure. Furthermore, the weight of these consequences weighs heavily on the family, a reminder that Tamara may never be the same again. Even though Tiffany is Fox’s youngest child, she’s the one who holds the family together, checking in when she can and reminding her brother that he doesn’t have to figure everything out on his own. Dick Grayson shares similar traits in the Bat family, trying to make peace between Tim and Damian, constantly checking on Jason and reminding Bruce of the support network he has. Nightwing’s character is both distinct from Batman and a central part of his dynamic family.
Tiffany Fox may be the only one who can help Jess reconcile with her family. Not only that, she will be a great partner in his career. No other DC character has really shown the potential to fill Nightwing’s shoes – and he’s not leaving anytime soon – but Tiffany has opened up the possibility of a similar role in the next Batman mythology.