She had taken up a career in crime, modeled after that of her parents, but only after some years did she take on the mantle of Tigress. Other versions Tigress (Earth-S) An unknown woman nicknamed Tigress appears in Spy Smasher #2 (December 1941). This version is an enemy of Spy Smasher. Tigress (Quality Universe) An unknown woman dubbed The Tigress or Tiger Lady appears in Blackhawk #11 (June 1946). She is the leader of a gang of international criminal fugitives, who had fled the civilized world and holed up in a well-hidden fortress, in a jungle, in a mountainous, tropical part of the world. She organized this rabble into a tiger-masked team of deadly spearmen, mainly in order to keep the local natives at bay. A chance encounter with the Blackhawk Squadron, and a few bad decisions on her part, led to the Tigress' being killed by arrow-shooting natives, and her thugs being killed by the pistol-packing Blackhawks. In other media A variation of Tigress appears in the Batman Beyond episode "Splicers", voiced by Cree Summer. This version is a human spliced with tiger DNA who was created by genetics expert Dr. Abel Cuvier. The Artemis Crock incarnation of Tigress appears in Young Justice, voiced by Stephanie Lemelin. This version initially uses the Tigress identity to work undercover as a supervillain and infiltrate the Light before permanently assuming the identity after her boyfriend Kid Flash dies saving Earth from an alien invasion. A variation of Tigress appears in Gotham, portrayed by Jessica Lucas. This version is Tabitha Galavan, sister and lead enforcer of Theo Galavan (portrayed by actor James Frain), both members of the Dumas family and step-relatives of Silver St. Cloud. The Paula Brooks incarnation of Tigress appears in Stargirl, portrayed by Joy Osmanski. This version is a member of the Injustice Society of America. References External links Comic Book Database: Tigress I The Unofficial Tigress I Biography Comics characters introduced in 1938 Comics characters introduced in 1947 Comics characters introduced in 1987 Fictional archers DC Comics martial artists DC Comics female supervillains DC Comics female superheroes DC Comics LGBT supervillains DC Comics television characters Fictional assassins in comics Fictional female assassins Fictional gangsters Fictional amputees Fictional LGBT characters in television Characters created by Roy Thomas Characters created by Todd McFarlane Fictional murdered people Vigilante characters in comics