Assassins loyalists. It is ajar and empty, hinting that she may be alive. Injustice series Talia al Ghul appears as an unplayable support card in the iOS and Android version of Injustice: Gods Among Us. Talia al Ghul is mentioned directly in Injustice 2 during Damian Wayne's various fight dialogues. Miscellaneous Talia appears in issue #11 and #12 of the Young Justice tie-in comic book series, where she and her father attempt to hijack the launch of a Ferris Aircraft space shuttle only to be thwarted by Batman and Robin. When Batman tried to shut down the launch, Talia tried to stop him, but Batman told her she would have to shoot him to stop him. She and Sensei then later appeared at the end where Matt Hagen comes out of the Lazarus Pit as a slimy monster. It is revealed that a few months ago, she fell in love with Hagen, who claimed he loved her for who she was, not who her father was. But when Ra's blessed their relationship, Hagen reveals that he has cancer and was using her to get to the Lazarus Pit, so it would cure his cancer. Talia is heartbroken but allows him to get in, but once he is submerged in the Pit, Talia closes the hatch, trapping him inside, which transforms him into Clayface. Talia appears in Batman '66 Meets Wonder Woman '77. References External links Talia al Ghul on the DC Animated Universe Wiki Batman characters Characters created by Bob Brown Characters created by Dennis O'Neil Comics characters introduced in 1971 DC Comics female supervillains DC Comics martial artists Fictional Arabs Fictional assassins in comics Fictional cult members Fictional female assassins Fictional female murderers Fictional female businesspeople Fictional marksmen and snipers Fictional swordfighters in comics Fictional women soldiers and warriors Female characters in television Female characters in film