Catwoman and Batman's daughter leave Gotham forever to join DC's most unlikely team

Warning: Contains Spoilers for Justice Society of America #11!Batman and Cat woman future daughter Hunterfinally has a happy ending – in the Justice Society of America of the 31st century. The beauty of DC Comics is that it accommodates spin-offs of all the changing timelines and continuity changes. Even the recast characters make spectacular comebacks, and characters that technically never existed (or should have) get their time to shine.

This is only the case with Helena Wayne, who has been displaced by time. Time is the main theme American Justice Societyespecially in issue 11 by Geoff Johns and Marco Santucci, characters jump back in time or try to find a place to land where they won't be erased from broken timelines or even continuity. In the latest installment of this popular series, Time jumper Helena Wayne finally finds a place to land.

The hunter finds a home in the far, far future A new list of the Justice Society of Americaheroes of tomorrow with some surprising faces alongside them as they honor the greatest team of heroes in DC history.

Huntress Helena Wayne remains a woman out of date

Batman's Future Daughter couldn't stay in Gotham

Helena Wayne's Huntress was recently reintroduced to DC as she helped the Justice Society of America fix time – only to find herself out of her own reality. Since then, he's been a key player in the newest version of this old team, but he's still looking for a place to land and feel safe. Her father and mother tried to go to Gotham to be with Batman and Catwoman, but The Gotham of the past was not meant for himespecially considering its future no longer exists.

The hunter still makes a sacrifice that gives him a happy ending.

Helena Wayne doesn't have a home, especially considering Batman exiled her from Gotham to preserve his timeline. So the Huntress makes a sacrifice that still gives her a happy ending: she decides to travel to the 31st century, a distant future past her own time, where she won't cause any attacks. And by his side in the newest iteration of the JSA are the friends he's made along the way. The hunter is no longer dragged through time – he found his new home where he belongs.

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Hunter Joins Heroes of the 31st Century

This new JSA roster has some interesting appearances from other displaced beings, such as a Doctor Fate variant version of Solomon Grundy and DC's most powerful magic user: young Mordru trying to change his future to avoid becoming one of DC's greatest. villains. They're all-time misfits like Huntress, and that's exactly why she belongs there. This is the American Justice Society of the 31st Century, and with them, Hunter he found a home and his own future away from his parents, Batman and Cat woman.

American Justice Society #11 available now from DC Comics!