and detective skills. She carries a belt similar to that used by other Gotham vigilantes containing a grappling hook, tracking devices, and various other crime-fighting paraphernalia. During Gotham Underground, the Penguin gave her an unknown device that allowed her to become completely invisible. According to Tim Drake, this "ability" was achieved through stolen technology. According to Batgirl writer Bryan Q. Miller, the ability to become invisible has not been incorporated into Stephanie's Batgirl costume. After Stephanie took on the Batgirl identity, Barbara Gordon designed a new costume for Stephanie more in line with the rest of the Bat-family's. It is equipped with kevlar and carbon fiber-reinforced polymer to protect against ballistic, flame, and electrical attacks. Stephanie's Batsuit also carries a wireless relay within the cowl, permitting her to remain in contact with Barbara. The suit also allows Barbara to monitor Stephanie's vital signs. Stephanie now also uses a collapsible bo staff, similar to the one that Tim Drake uses. It is implied that she had been trained by Cassandra Cain in using it before assuming the Batgirl mantle. Other versions In the alternate World Without Young Justice timeline, Stephanie was Robin instead of Tim Drake. A toddler version of Stephanie appears in Tiny Titans. She is a close friend of Cassandra Cain and Barbara Gordon. As part of The New 52: Futures End September tie-in event, Stephanie, along with Cassandra Cain and Tiffany Fox, serves as part of "The League of Batgirls" under the leadership of Barbara Gordon (going by "Bête Noire") in The New 52: Future's End: Batgirl #1. She speaks with the quippy dialogue seen in her Batgirl title, and uses a "gooperang," one of her trademark weapons in that run. According to Gail Simone, she consulted with Bryan Q. Miller on Stephanie's portrayal. In the final issue of the alternate universe series Bombshells United, Catwoman tells Bruce Wayne of a girl all in purple who spoils the best laid plans of crooks and villains in Gotham. Young Justice (2019) introduces an Earth-Three version of Stephanie Brown serves as her world's Batwoman. Despite the generally reversed moralities of Earth-Three, this Stephanie appears to be a hero. Stephanie makes an appearance as Spoiler in The Batman & Scooby-Doo Mysteries #12. In the possible future, Future State, Stephanie primarily stars in backups in Future State: The Next Batman where ends up in prison as a con to get information on