Collecting Oracle

Please Note: As of Summer, 2006, I have stopped updating this Oracle collecting list. Barbara Gordon continues to be a driving force in Birds of Prey and all issues of that title are recommeded as Essential Reading for all Babs fans.

In this list:
SHOWING means that Babs is in the story briefly — anywhere from a cameo shot to a few, fleeting frames — but impacts on the overall story very little
FEATURED means that Babs plays an active, supporting role in the story
STARRING means just that, too — that Babs is the main focus of the story (the term "CO-STARRING" is used for most Birds of Prey story appearances and a few of Babs' appearances when she is clearly acting in a starring role but is not the only character doing so).

Please Note: Appearance lists are organized alphabetically by comic title and then in ascending chronological order by comic publication date.

"BoP!" indicates that the story includes an appearance by Babs & Dinah in BoP mode.

Essential Reading: I've put a beside all appearances I consider "Essential Reading" for Barbara Gordon fans. If you want to get a good, basic overview of Babs' post-Crisis history, pick up the starred issues.

 Arsenal 2, November 1998, “Six Degrees: All in the Family” — featured

 Avengers/JLA 2, 2003, “A Conquest of Champions” — showing

 Azrael 15, Late March 1996, “Requiem for a Hero” — featured

 Azrael 32, August 1997, “Angel and the Monster Maker -- Part Two: Werewolf” — showing

 Azrael 35, November 1997, “The Angel and the Hitman” — showing

 Azrael 36, December 1997, “Azrael and Bane: If He Screws Up this Time...” — showing

 Azrael 37, January 1998, “Battle With a Bird” — showing

 Azrael 91, August 2002, “Bruce Wayne: Fugitive, Part Fifteen: Confession” — featured

 Azrael: Agent of the Bat 47, December 1998, “...a Man of Wealth & Taste...” — featured

 Azrael: Agent of the Bat 49, February 1999, “Gotham City Must Die!” — showing

 Azrael: Agent of the Bat 50, March 1999, “Resurrection” — showing

 Azrael: Agent of the Bat 54, July 1999, “Step Into the Light” — featured

 Azrael: Agent of the Bat 55, August 1999, “Misery Dance” — featured

 Azrael: Agent of the Bat 60, January 2000, “Evacuation” — showing

 Azrael: Agent of the Bat 61, February 2000, “Presents of Mind” — featured

 Batgirl 1, April 2000, “(no title)” — featured

 Batgirl 2, May 2000, “(no title)” — featured

 Batgirl 3, June 2000, “(no title)” — showing

 Batgirl 4, July 2000, “(no title)” — featured

 Batgirl 5, August 2000, “(no title)” — featured

 Batgirl 7, September 2000, “(no title)” — featured

 Batgirl 10, January 2001, “(no title)” — featured

 Batgirl 12, March 2001, “Mute Witness (Officer Down Tie-In)” — showing

 Batgirl 14, May 2001, “A Knight Alone (cover title)” — featured

 Batgirl 17, August 2001, “(no title)” — featured

 Batgirl 21, December 2001, “(no title)” — featured

 Batgirl 22, January 2002, “(no title)” — featured

 Batgirl 23, February 2002, “Little Talk” — co-starring

 Batgirl 24, March 2002, “Bruce Wayne: Murderer? Part Two” — co-starring

 Batgirl 25, April 2002, “(no title)” — featured

 Batgirl 26, May 2002, “(no title)” — featured

 Batgirl 27, June 2002, “Bruce Wayne: Fugitive -- Part Five” — co-starring

 Batgirl 29, August 2002, “Bruce Wayne: Fugitive — Part Thirteen” — featured

 Batgirl 33, December 2002, “Father's Day” — featured

 Batgirl 35, February 2003, “Blank Slate” —

 Batgirl 36, March 2003, “Point Blank” — showing

 Batgirl 37, April 2003, “Thicker Than Water” — showing

 Batgirl 40, July 2003, “Little Bat” — co-starring

 Batgirl 41, August 2003, “Body Language” — featured

 Batgirl 42, September 2003, “Death in a Bottle” — featured

 Batgirl 55, October 2004, “War Games: Act 1 Part 6, Total War” — co-starring

 Batgirl 57, December 2004, “War Games: Act 3, Part 6: Ground Zero” — featured

 Batgirl 62, May 2005, “The Hood, Part Three: Dead Weight” — showing

 Batgirl 67, October 2005, “Destruction's Daughter, Part 2: Bird Calls” — co-starring —a terrific gues-starring shot for the Birds of Prey

 Batgirl Secret Files & Origins 1, August 2002, “Batgirl” — co-starring

 Batgirl Secret Files & Origins 1, August 2002, “Batgirl vs. Batgirl” — co-starring — this issue also includes a one-page bio of Oracle

 Batman 499, September 1993, “The Venom Connection” — showing

 Batman 511, September 1994, “The Night Before Zero” — showing

 Batman 534, September 1996, “A Wound on the Heart of Heaven” — showing

 Batman 535, October 1996, “The Ogre & the Ape” — featured

 Batman 547, October 1997, “Dark Genesis” — showing

 Batman 550, January 1998, “Chasing Clay” — showing

 Batman 553, April 1998, “Lifelines” — featured

 Batman 560, December 1998, “Bruce Wayne Goes to Washington -- Part One: The Jackals” — showing

 Batman 561, January 1999, “Bruce Wayne Goes to Washington -- Part Two: The Witness” — showing

 Batman 562, February 1999, “Bruce Wayne Goes to Washington -- Part Three: The Devil His Due” — showing

 Batman 563, March 1999, “No Law and New Order -- Part Three: Tactics” — featured

 Batman 565, May 1999, “Mosaic: Part One” — featured

 Batman 567, July 1999, “Mark of Cain -- Part One” — featured

 Batman 569, Septemer 1999, “I Cover the Waterfront” — showing

 Batman 570, October 1999, “The Code -- Part One” — showing

 Batman 572, December 1999, “Jurisprudence — Part One” — showing — voice only

 Batman 573, January 2000, “Shellgame -- Part One: Gambits” — co-starring

 Batman 582, October 2000, “Fearless -- Part One” — featured

 Batman 587, March 2001, “Officer Down -- Part One: These Are Your Rights” — showing

 Batman 588, April 2001, “Close Before Striking -- Act One"” — showing

 Batman 589, May 2001, “Close Before Striking -- Act Two” — showing

 Batman 590, June 2001, “Close Before Striking -- Act Three” — featured

 Batman 591, July 2001, “Shot Through the Heart -- Part One” — featured

 Batman 600, April 2002, “Bruce Wayne: Fugitive -- Part One: The Scene of the Crime” — featured

 Batman 603, July 2002, “Bruce Wayne: Fugitive — Part Eleven: The Turning Point” — showing

 Batman 605, September 2002, “Bruce Wayne: Fugitive, Part Eighteen: Courage” — featured

 Batman 606, October 2002, “Death-Wish for Two” — showing

 Batman 609, January 2003, “Hush, Chapter Two: The Friend” — showing

 Batman 612, April 2003, “Hush, Chapter Five: The Battle” — showing — she isn't seen but is talked to off-camera by Batman

 Batman 614, June 2003, “Hush, Chapter Seven: The Joke” — showing

 Batman 615, July 2003, “Hush, Chapter Eight: The Dead” — showing —If you aren't reading Loeb & Lee's amazing run on this title, you're missing some of the finest Batman storytelling ever.

 Batman 616, August 2003, “Hush, Chapter Nine: The Assassins” — showing

 Batman 618, October 2003, “Hush, Chapter Eleven: The Game” — featured

 Batman 619, November 2003, “Hush, Chapter Twelve: The End” — showing —on cover only ("Heroes" variant)

 Batman 632, November 2004, “War Games: Act 2, Part 8: Orpheus in the Underworld” — showing

 Batman 633, December 2004, “War Games: Act 3, Part 8: No Going Back” — featured —kiss the clocktower good-bye!

 Batman Annual 13, 1989, “Faces (issue also includes one-page bio)” — showing

 Batman Chronicles 5, Summer 1996, “Oracle: Year One -- Born of Hope” — starring

 Batman Chronicles 7, Winter 1997, “Like Riding a Bike” — showing

 Batman Chronicles 15, Winter 1998, “Between Stars Above and Below” — starring

 Batman Chronicles 17, Summer 1999, “Turn On, Tune In, Freak Out” — showing

 Batman Chronicles Gallery 1, 1997, “” — showing — BoP! pictured on cover & interior

 Batman Family 1, December 2002, “Chapter One: Perception” — featured

 Batman Family 3, January 2003, “P.O.V.” — showing

 Batman Family 6, February 2003, “Machinery” — featured

 Batman Family 7, February 2003, “Precipice” — showing

 Batman Family 8, February 2003, “Blackout” — featured

 Batman Vs. Predator III 2, December 1997, “” — showing

 Batman/Huntress: Cry for Blood 2, July 2000, “Cry for Blood -- Part Two” — showing

 Batman/Huntress: Cry for Blood 3, August 2000, “Cry for Blood -- Part Three” — featured

 Batman: Blackgate--Isle of Men 1, April 1998, “Isle of Men” — showing

 Batman: D. O. A. , 2000, “” — showing

 Batman: Day of Judgment 1, November 1999, “Original Gangsters” — featured

 Batman: Death of Innocents , December 1996, “” — showing

 Batman: Gordon's Law 1, December 1996, “Dirty Deal” — showing — only appears as Barbara Gordon in this story

 Batman: Gotham City Secret Files 1, April 2000, “Night Games” — featured

 Batman: Gotham City Secret Files 1, April 2000, “Robin and Oracle” — co-starring

 Batman: Gotham Knights 6, August 2000, “Personal Effects” — co-starring

 Batman: Gotham Knights 12, February 2001, “Damages” — starring

 Batman: Gotham Knights 18, August 2001, “Cavernous” — showing

 Batman: Gotham Knights 20, October 2001, “Retribution Part 1 of 2: Sons and Lovers” — featured

 Batman: Gotham Knights 21, November 2001, “Retribution Part 2 of 2: Contested” — showing

 Batman: Gotham Knights 25, March 2002, “Bruce Wayne: Murderer? Part Four: No Exit” — featured

 Batman: Gotham Knights 26, April 2002, “Bruce Wayne: Murderer -- Part 10: Innocent Until” — featured

 Batman: Gotham Knights 30, August 2002, “Bruce Wayne: Fugitive, Part Fourteen: Turnabout” — featured

 Batman: Gotham Knights 32, October 2002, “24/7” — showing — Devin Grayson's finale on this title is just a beautiful story of a day in the life of Bruce Wayne and Batman.

 Batman: Gotham Knights 33, November 2002, “Tabula Rasa” — showing

 Batman: Gotham Knights 34, December 2002, “Tabula Rasa, Part One: Skin Trade” — featured

 Batman: Gotham Knights 35, January 2003, “Tabula Rasa, Part Two: Pain and Ink” — featured

 Batman: Gotham Knights 36, February 2003, “Tabula Rasa, Part Three: Pix” — featured

 Batman: Gotham Knights 42, August 2003, “20 Days Less One” — showing

 Batman: Gotham Knights 43, September 2003, “Knights Passed, Part One: Batgirl & Robin” — featured

 Batman: Gotham Knights 46, December 2003, “Scared Straight” — showing —on cover only

 Batman: Gotham Knights 50, April 2004, “Pushback, Book One” — featured

 Batman: Gotham Knights 51, May 2004, “Pushback, Book Two” — featured

 Batman: Gotham Knights 52, June 2004, “Pushback, Book Three” — featured

 Batman: Gotham Knights 56, October 2004, “War Games: Act I, Part Four: Rules of Engagement” — showing

 Batman: Gotham Knights 57, November 2004, “War Games: Act 2, Part 4: The Light at the End of the Tunnel” — showing

 Batman: Gotham Knights 58, December 2004, “War Games: Act 3, Part 5: Flight Risk” — showing

 Batman: Gotham Nights 3, May 2000, “Samsara -- Part One: Bad Karma” — showing

 Batman: Joker's Apprentice 1, May 1999, “” — showing

 Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight 117, May 1999, “Bread and Circuses -- Part One” — showing

 Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight 119, July 1999, “Claim Jumping -- Part One” — featured

 Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight 120, August 1999, “Assembly” — featured

 Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight 125, January 2000, “Falling Back” — featured

 Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight 126, February 2000, “Endgame -- Part One: Silent Night” — featured

 Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight 143, July 2001, “The Demon Laughts -- Part Two: Running Wild” — featured

 Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight 152, June 2001, “The Demon Laughs -- Part One: Exit Screaming” — showing

 Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight 180, August 2004, “The Secret City, Part One” — starring

 Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight 181, September 2004, “The Secret City, Part Two” — starring

 Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight 182, October 2004, “War Games: Act 1 Part 2, Behind Enemy Lines” — showing

 Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight 183, November 2004, “War Games: Act 2, Part 2: Philosophical Differences” — showing

 Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight 184, December 2004, “War Games: Act 3, Part 2: The Road to Hell” — showing

 Batman: No Man's Land 1, March 1999, “No Law and New Order — Part One” — featured — Oracle narrates the turf wars

 Batman: No Man's Land Gallery 1, July 1999, “” — featured — shown in three pictures

 Batman: No Man's Land Secret Files 1, December 1999, “The Message” — featured — also includes brief bio

 Batman: Outlaws 1, 2000, “” — showing

 Batman: Outlaws 2, 2000, “” — featured

 Batman: Outlaws 3, 2000, “” — showing

 Batman: Scottish Connection , 1998, “” — featured

 Batman: Secret Files and Origins 1, October 1997, “(one-page "Birds of Prey" bio sheet)” — showing — BoP!

 Batman: Shadow of the Bat 53, August 1996, “Hobson's Choice” — showing

 Batman: Shadow of the Bat 66, September 1997, “Illusions -- Part Two: The Bigger They Come” — featured

 Batman: Shadow of the Bat 67, October 1997, “Illusions -- Part Three: Thinker and the Cheat” — featured

 Batman: Shadow of the Bat 73, April 1998, “Castles Built on Sand” — featured

 Batman: Shadow of the Bat 74, May 1998, “The Naked City” — featured

 Batman: Shadow of the Bat 79, October 1998, “The Blank Generation: A Favorable Wind --featured” —

 Batman: Shadow of the Bat 83, March 1999, “No Law and New Order — Part Two: Strategy” — showing — This also marks the first appearance of Batgirl II which

 Batman: Shadow of the Bat 87, July 1999, “Claim Jumping -- Part Two” — showing

 Batman: Shadow of the Bat 88, August 1999, “Fruit of the Earth -- Part One” — showing

 Batman: Shadow of the Bat 93, January 2000, “Assembly Redux” — featured

 Batman: Shadow of the Bat 94, February 2000, “Endgame -- Epilogue: Days of Auld Lang Syne” — featured

 Batman: The Chalice , 2000, “” — showing

 Batman: The Sword of Azrael 1, , “” —

 Batman: Turning Points 3, January 2001, “Haunted” — featured

 Birds of Prey 1, January 1999, “Long Time Gone” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 10, October 1999, “The Wrong Guy” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 11, November 1999, “State of War” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 12, December 1999, “Hellbound Train” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 2, February 1999, “One of Those Days ” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 3, March 1999, “Hounded” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 4, April 1999, “The Ravens Strike” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 5, May 1999, “Monster” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 6, June 1999, “Time's Rainbow” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 7, July 1999, “The Villain” — showing — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 8, August 1999, “On Wings” — starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 9, September 1999, “Girls Rules” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 13, January 2000, “Apokolips Express” — showing — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 14, February 2000, “Apokolips Express -- Part Two” — showing — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 15, March 2000, “Face Time” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 16, April 2000, “The Joker's Tale ” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 17, May 2000, “Nuclear Roulette” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 18, June 2000, “The Hateful” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 19, July 2000, “Masks” — starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 20, August 2000, “The Hunt for Oracle -- Part Two: The Noose!” — featured — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 21, September 2000, “The Hunt for Oracle -- Part Four: The Deep” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 22, October 2000, “The Hostage Heart -- Part One” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 23, November 2000, “The Hostage Heart -- Part Two” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 24, December 2000, “The Hostage Heart -- Part Three” — featured — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 25, January 2001, “Old Habits” — co-starring — BoP! — with the Blue Beetle!

 Birds of Prey 26, February 2001, “The Suitor” — featured — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 27, March 2001, “Officer Down -- Part Three: Armed and Dangerous” — starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 28, April 2001, “History Lesson -- Part One: Time to Kill” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 29, May 2001, “History Lesson -- Part Two: Valhalla, Baby!” — featured — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 30, June 2001, “History Lesson -- Part Three: Time and Time and Time Again!” — featured — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 31, July 2001, “The Big Romance” — featured — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 32, August 2001, “The Stray” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 33, September 2001, “The Courtship” — showing — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 35, November 2001, “The Shout” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 36, December 2001, “Canary Caged” — showing — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 38, February 2002, “The Next Little Thing” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 39, March 2002, “Bruce Wayne: Murderer? Part Five: The Gun” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 40, April 2002, “Bruce Wayne: Murderer -- Part 12: Switchback” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 41, May 2002, “Bruce Wayne: Fugitive -- Part Two: Felony Matters” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 42, June 2002, “Karen's Story” — featured — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 43, July 2002, “Bruce Wayne: Fugitive — Part Ten: Blind Spot” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 44, August 2002, “Deadly Convergence” — featured — BoP! — this issue begins the final story arc by original Birds of Prey writer Chuck Dixon

 Birds of Prey 46, October 2002, “Cretaceous Picnic” — showing — BoP! — Dixon's finale on this title gives short shrift to the Birds themselves.

 Birds of Prey 47, November 2002, “The Chaotic Code, Part One: Icarus Rising” — co-starring — BoP! —Terry Moore's first issue debuts a new costume for Dinah and a new wheelchair for Oracle.

 Birds of Prey 48, December 2002, “The Chaotic Code, Part Two: Crash & Burn” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 49, January 2003, “The Chaotic Code, Part Three: Family Matters” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 50, February 2003, “Busman's Holiday” — co-starring — BoP! — Gilbert Hernandez starts his six-issue tenure with a bang!

 Birds of Prey 51, March 2003, “Let's Get Elemental” — co-starring — BoP!

 Birds of Prey 52, April 2003, “Reunions” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 53, May 2003, “Girls' Night Out” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 54, June 2003, “Gotham Magic” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 55, July 2003, “Heroes and Heroes” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 56, August 2003, “Of Like Minds” — co-starring —the new team of Gail Simone, Ed Benes, and Alex Lei kick things off with a bang!

 Birds of Prey 57, September 2003, “Of Like Minds, Part Two” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 58, October 2003, “Of Like Minds, Part Three” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 59, November 2003, “Of Like Minds, Chapter Four: Finale” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 60, December 2003, “Feeding the Game” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 61, January 2004, “Feeding the Game, Part Two” — co-starring —every issue of Simone's run to date has been a MUST! This one is the most pivotal BoP issue yet.

 Birds of Prey 62, February 2004, “Sensei & Student” — co-starring —Oracle's infallible intel begins to fail...

 Birds of Prey 63, March 2004, “Sensei & Student, Part Two: Pride & Poison” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 64, April 2004, “Sensei & Student, Part Three: Mercy & Murder” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 65, May 2004, “Sensei & Student, Part Four: Power & Permanence” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 67, July 2004, “Sensei & Student, Part Six: Faith & Finality” — showing

 Birds of Prey 68, August 2004, “One Day, Well-Chosen” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 69, Early September 2004, “Between Dark and Dawn, Part One” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 70, Late September 2004, “Between Dark and Dawn, Part Two: Huntress/Prey” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 71, Early October 2004, “Between Dark and Dawn, Part Three: Insanity Defense” — co-starring —plus Superman!

 Birds of Prey 72, Late October 2004, “Between Dark and Dawn, Part Four: Material Girl” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 73, November 2004, “Between Dark and Dawn, Part Five: Blood and Circuits” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 74, November 2004, “Unraveled” — featured

 Birds of Prey 75, December 2004, “Breathless” — co-starring —this issue introduces Lady Blackhawk to the Birds of Prey team

 Birds of Prey 76, January 2005, “Hero Hunters, Part One: Teenage Wasteland” — co-starring —the introduction of the terrifically conflicted teenage villain (or is she?), Black Alice

 Birds of Prey 77, February 2005, “Hero Hunters, Part Two: Harvest” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 78, March 2005, “Hero Hunters, Part Three: Moondance” — featured

 Birds of Prey 79, April 2005, “Hero Hunters, Part Four: She Rides the Eye of a Hurricane” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 80, May 2005, “Hero Hunters, Part Five: The Cold Light of Day” — co-starring —a pivotal story for the team

 Birds of Prey 81, June 2005, “The Battle Within, Part One: Undefined Border” — featured

 Birds of Prey 82, July 2005, “The Battle Within, Part Two: The Long Count” — featured

 Birds of Prey 83, August 2005, “The Battle Within, Part Three: A Fighter By His Trade” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 84, September 2005, “Knock-Out” — starring

 Birds of Prey 85, October 2005, “A New Morning's Resolution” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 86, November 2005, “A Wakeful Time” — co-starring —a very nice, transition issue with several stories focusing on the various Birds of Prey and find out what happens when Zinda decides the four need a team name

 Birds of Prey 86, November 2005, “A Wakeful Time” — co-starring —a very nice, transition issue with several stories focusing on the various Birds of Prey and find out what happens when Zinda decides the four need a team name (note to DC: Could Adriana Melo be the next permanent BoP artist, please?)

 Birds of Prey 87, December 2005, “Perfect Pitch, Part One” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 88, January 2006, “Perfect Pitch, Part Two” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey 89, February 2006, “Perfect Pitch, Part Three” — starring

 Birds of Prey 90, March 2006, “Perfect Pitch, Part Five” — co-starring —Batman guest-stars... and gets quite a surprise from Dinah!

 Birds of Prey 91, April 2006, “Donor” — featured —the only non-Gail-written issue since she took over the book...

 Birds of Prey Secret Files 2003 , August 2003, “End to End” — co-starring

 Birds of Prey Secret Files 2003 , August 2003, “Flip Side” — showing —in this Canary and Huntress team-up story, Oracle is only mentioned

 Birds of Prey Secret Files 2003 , August 2003, “Who's Next?” — starring —Oracle chooses her new partner

 Birds of Prey Secret Files 2003 , August 2003, “Profile Page” — starring

 Birds of Prey: Catwoman/Oracle 2, 2003, “” — starring — Oracle shows her stuff against two Catwomen!

 Birds of Prey: The Ravens , June 1998, “S.I.M.O.N. Says Armageddon” — showing — BoP!

 Black Canary 10, October 1993, “That Which Does Not Kill Me” — showing — and — no — it isn't the historic first meeting of Oracle & Black Canary; Huntress is the one who contacts Babs

 Black Canary/Batgirl: Birds of Prey , February 1998, “Birds of Prey” — co-starring — BoP!

 Black Canary/Oracle: Birds of Prey 1, 1996, “One Man's Hell” — co-starring — BoP!

 Black Canary/Oracle: Birds of Prey , 1997, “Revolution” — co-starring — BoP!

 Black Canary/Oracle: Birds of Prey , October 1997, “Wolves” — co-starring — BoP!

 Black Canary/Oracle: Birds of Prey: Manhunt 1, September 1996, “Where Revenge Delights” — co-starring — BoP!

 Black Canary/Oracle: Birds of Prey: Manhunt 2, October 1996, “Girl Crazy” — co-starring — BoP!

 Black Canary/Oracle: Birds of Prey: Manhunt 3, November 1996, “The Man That Got Away” — co-starring — BoP!

 Black Canary/Oracle: Birds of Prey: Manhunt 4, December 1996, “Ladies' Choice” — co-starring — BoP!

 Blue Beetle 4, August 2006, “Person of Interest” — featured —and a very funny guest shot it is, too

 Catwoman 36, August 1996, “Best of Enemies” — showing

 Catwoman 72, September 1999, “The Mission” — showing

 Catwoman 90, March 2001, “Officer Down -- Part Four: Smoking Gun” — featured

 Catwoman 35, November 2004, “War Games: Act 2, Part 7: Betrayal” — showing

 Catwoman 36, December 2004, “War Games: Act 3, Part 7: Multiple Fronts” — showing

 Chase 8, September 1998, “Shadowing the Bat -- Part 2: Truths” — showing

 Countdown to Infinite Crisis 1, 2005, “” — featured

 DC First: Batgirl/Joker 1, July 2002, “Clowntime” — co-starring — with Batgirl III

 DC One Million 1, November 1998, “Riders on the Storm” — showing

 DC One Million 2, November 1998, “The Day After Tomorrow” — showing

 DC One Million 3, November 1998, “Solaris Rising” — showing

 DC One Million 4, November 1998, “Death Star” — showing

 DCU Holiday Bash II , January 1998, “The Old Lane” — starring

 DCU Holiday Bash III , January 1999, “Alone for the Holidays” — showing

 Dectective 743, March 2001, “Officer Down -- Part Six: Monster in a Box” — showing

 Detective Comics 680, December 1994, “A Twice Told Tale” — showing

 Detective Comics 695, March 1996, “The Gray Area” — featured

 Detective Comics 696, April 1996, “Babylon Falls” — featured

 Detective Comics 699, Late July 1996, “The Chain” — showing

 Detective Comics 701, September 1996, “Gotham's Scourge” — featured

 Detective Comics 706, February 1997, “Lethal Pursuits” — featured

 Detective Comics 707, March 1997, “Riddled” — featured

 Detective Comics 721, May 1998, “Shifting Ground” — featured

 Detective Comics 723, July 1998, “Brotherhood of the Fist — Part Two: Fight Back to Gotham” — showing — BoP!

 Detective Comics 727, December 1998, “Nest of Vipers” — featured

 Detective Comics 729, February 1999, “30 Seconds to Midnight” — showing

 Detective Comics 732, May 1999, “Mosaic: Part Two” — featured

 Detective Comics 734, July 1999, “Mark of Cain -- Part Two” — showing

 Detective Comics 735, August 1999, “Fruit of the Earth -- Part Three” — showing

 Detective Comics 737, October 1999, “The Code -- Part Two” — showing

 Detective Comics 738, November 1999, “Goin' Downtown -- Part Two: The Vandal” — showing

 Detective Comics 740, January 2000, “Shellgame -- Part Two” — featured

 Detective Comics 741, February 2000, “Endgame -- Part Three” — featured

 Detective Comics 743, April 2000, “Evolution One: Whispers in the Dark” — featured

 Detective Comics 750, November 2000, “Dependence” — featured

 Detective Comics 755, April 2001, “Here's Your Hat, What's Your Hurry?” — featured

 Detective Comics 758, July 2001, “History Lesson” — featured

 Detective Comics 774, November 2002, “Atonement, Part Two” — showing

 Detective Comics 778, March 2003, “Dead Reckoning, Part Two” — featured

 Detective Comics 779, April 2003, “Dead Reckoning, Part Three” — featured

 Detective Comics 781, June 2003, “Dead Reckoning, Part Five” — showing

 Detective Comics 782, July 2003, “Dead Reckoning, Conclusion” — showing

 Detective Comics 782, July 2003, “The Morning After” — featured

 Detective Comics 784, September 2003, “Made of Wood, Part One” — featured —shown in a photograph but mostly heard from offscreen.

 Detective Comics 786, November 2003, “Made of Wood, Conclusion” — featured

 Detective Comics 788, January 2004, “The Randori Stone, Part One” — showing

 Detective Comics 791, April 2004, “The Surrogate, Part One: Lost and Found” — showing

 Detective Comics 792, May 2004, “The Surogate, Part Two: The Blinding” — showing

 Detective Comics 797, October 2004, “War Games: Act 1 Part 1, Flashpoint” — showing

 Detective Comics 798, November 2004, “War Games: Act 2 Part 1, Undertow” — showing

 Detective Comics 799, December 2004, “War Games: Act 3, Part 1: Good Intentions” — showing

 Detective Comics 800, January 2005, “Alone at Night” — featured —Barbara bids Batman and Gotham City good-bye

 Formerly Known as the Justice League 5, January 2004, “The Wrath of Manga Khan” — featured —Blue Beetle calls in the ultimate backup to help the Former JLA!

 Ghost/Batgirl , 2000, “” — featured

 Gotham Central 13, January 2004, “Soft Targets, Part Two” — showing —not seen but works her computer mojo to help the GCPD

 Gotham Knights 1, March 2000, “Constants” — featured

 Green Arrow 115, December 1996, “The Iron Fist” — featured — BoP!

 Green Arrow 116, January 1997, “The Iron Fist” — featured — BoP!

 Green Arrow 117, February 1997, “The Iron Fist” — featured — BoP!

 Green Arrow 4, July 2001, “Quiver — Chapter Four: Membership Has Its Privileges” — showing — voice only

 Harley Quinn 10, September 2001, “Quintessence — Part 2: Brilliant Mistake” — showing — and also features Harley dressing up like the original Babs Batgirl

 Harley Quinn 11, October 2001, “Quintessence — Part 3: The Girl Is Bats” — featured — and also again features Harley dressing up like the original Babs Batgirl

 Harley Quinn 12, November 2001, “Quintessence -- Conclusion: A Date Which Will Live in Infamy!” — showing

 Harley Quinn 3, February 2001, “Welcome to the Party!” — showing — discussed by Harley et. al. There's also a really great visual in-joke in this issue for you Liberty Meadows fans...

 Harley Quinn 6, May 2001, “Who Wants to Rob a Millionaire?” — featured

 Harley Quinn 7, June 2001, “Gods and Mobsters” — featured

 Identity Crisis 2, September 2004, “Chapter Two: House of Lies” — showing

 JLA 1000000, November 1998, “Prisoners of the Twentieth Century” — showing

 JLA 17, April 1998, “Prometheus Unbound” — showing — Oracle joins the JLA in this issue.

 JLA 18, May 1998, “Synchronicity” — showing

 JLA 19, June 1998, “Seven Soldiers of Probability” — starring — w/J'onn J'onzz & the Atom

 JLA 24, December 1998, “Executive Action” — showing

 JLA 26, February 1999, “Our Army At War” — showing

 JLA 34, October 1999, “The Ant and the Avalanche” — showing

 JLA 36, December 1999, “World War III -- Part One” — showing

 JLA 37, January 2000, “World War III — Part Two” — featured — and on the cover!

 JLA 38, February 2000, “World War III -- Part Three” — showing

 JLA 39, March 2000, “World War III -- Part Four” — featured

 JLA 40, April 2000, “World War III -- Part Five” — showing

 JLA 41, May 2000, “World War III -- Part Six : Mageddon” — featured

 JLA 44, August 2000, “Tower of Babel -- Part 2: Seven Little Indians” — showing

 JLA 61, February 2002, “Two-Minute Warning” — showing — voice only

 JLA Classified 12, November 2005, “New Maps of Hell, Part Three” — featured

 JLA Classified 14, January 2006, “New Maps of Hell, Part Five” — featured

 JLA in Crisis Secret Files 1, November 1998, “” — showing — really just a mention

 JLA Secret Files 2, August 1998, “Heroes” — featured — includes one page profile which inexplicably shrinks her four inches

 JLA Secret Files 3, December 2000, “Lost Pages” — featured

 JLA Secret Files 3, December 2000, “Incarnations of the JLA” — featured — as narrator

 JLA/JSA Secret Files & Origins 1, January 2003, “Telephone” — showing

 JLA/Titans 1, December 1998, “One of Ours” — featured

 JLA/Titans 2, January 1999, “The Generation Gap” — showing — BoP!

 JLA/Titans 3, February 1999, “All in the Family” — showing

 JLA/Witchblade , 2000, “” — featured

 JLA: Act of God 1, 2000, “Power Lost” — showing

 JLA: Created Equal 1, 2000, “” — featured

 JLA: Created Equal 2, April 2000, “Children of the Spring” — featured — as Green Lantern — an Elseworlds story

 JLA: Foreign Bodies , 1999, “” — featured

 JLA: Incarnations 7, February 2002, “Inspiration” — showing

 JLA: Primeval , 1999, “” — featured

 JLA: Welcome to the Working Week , 2003, “” — showing —"You're lucky our sea-king isn't here!"

 Joker: The Last Laugh 1, December 2001, “Stir Crazy” — featured — BoP!

 Joker: The Last Laugh 2, December 2001, “Siege Mentality” — featured — BoP!

 Joker: The Last Laugh 3, December 2001, “Lunatic Fringe” — featured — BoP!

 Joker: The Last Laugh 5, December 2001, “Mad, Mad World” — featured

 Joker: The Last Laugh 6, January 2002, “You Only Laugh Twice” — featured — BoP!

 Joker: The Last Laugh Secret Files 1, December 2001, “Clown at Midnight” — featured

 JSA Annual 1, October 2000, “Genesis” — showing

 Legends of the DC Universe 3-D Gallery 1, December 1998, “” — featured — her "mask" face is pictured in a terrific shot of the Birds in action — BoP!

 Legion of Superheros 99, December 1997, “When the Reign Comes” — showing

 Millennium Edition: Detective Comics 359, October 2000, “The Million Dollar Debut of Batgirl!— starring” — starring — reprints Batgirl/Barbara Gordon's debut

 Nightwing 14, November 1997, “Dead Meat” — showing

 Nightwing 7, April 1997, “Rough Justice” — featured

 Nightwing 16, January 1998, “Wheels” — featured

 Nightwing 18, March 1998, “The Hunting Moon” — featured

 Nightwing 20, May 1998, “The Day After Judgement” — featured

 Nightwing 22, July 1998, “Hospital Perilous” — showing

 Nightwing 23, August 1998, “Brotherhood of the First — Part Four: Paper Revelations” — featured — BoP!

 Nightwing 24, September 1998, “The Forgotten Dead” — featured

 Nightwing 25, October 1998, “The Boys” — showing — she doesn't actually appear but Robin & Nightwing discuss her relationship with Nightwing... which is interesting

 Nightwing ½, February 1998, “The Breaks” — showing — Wizard Special

 Nightwing 27, January 1999, “Live Not on Evil” — showing

 Nightwing 28, February 1999, “Live Not On Evil” — featured

 Nightwing 34, August 1999, “Sister Act” — showing

 Nightwing 35, September 1999, “The Belly of the Beast” — showing

 Nightwing 37, November 1999, “Escape from Blackgate” — showing

 Nightwing 38, December 1999, “Face to Face” — co-starring — this is the issue we've ALL been waiting for

 Nightwing 39, January 2000, “By Force of Arms” — co-starring — and on the cover!

 Nightwing 42, April 2000, “Tonight's the Nite” — featured

 Nightwing 43, May 2000, “Improper Angles” — showing — only appears as Barbara Gordon in this story

 Nightwing 44, June 2000, “The Stalkers” — showing

 Nightwing 45, July 2000, “The Hunt for Oracle -- Part One: To the Slaughter” — featured

 Nightwing 46, August 2000, “The Hunt for Oracle -- Part Three: The Dying Hours” — featured

 Nightwing 47, September 2000, “The Quarry” — featured

 Nightwing 53, March 2001, “Officer Down -- Part Five: Inculpatory” — co-starring

 Nightwing 55, May 2001, “Love & Death” — showing

 Nightwing 56, June 2001, “Stalked” — featured — BoP!

 Nightwing 57, July 2001, “Yesterday Never Dies” — featured — BoP!

 Nightwing 59, August 2001, “A World of Hate” — featured

 Nightwing 60, October 2001, “The Threshold” — featured

 Nightwing 62, December 2001, “Midnight Madness: A Last Laugh Jaunt” — showing — only appears as Barbara Gordon in this story

 Nightwing 63, January 2002, “Red, Fright and Blue” — showing

 Nightwing 65, March 2002, “Bruce Wayne: Murderer? Part Three: Bustout!” — featured

 Nightwing 66, April 2002, “Bruce Wayne: Murderer -- Part 9: The Unusual Suspects” — co-starring

 Nightwing 71, September 2002, “Something About Mary” — featured — Devin's first issue on Nightwing moves like a runaway freight train!

 Nightwing 72, October 2002, “Roman Holiday” — featured

 Nightwing 73, November 2002, “Cherchez la Femme” — featured

 Nightwing 74, December 2002, “London Calling” — showing

 Nightwing 75, January 2003, “Judgment Day” — featured

 Nightwing 77, March 2003, “The Web” — featured

 Nightwing 78, April 2003, “Supercop” — featured

 Nightwing 81, July 2003, “Venn Diagram, Part Two: Friends Under Fire” — featured

 Nightwing 83, September 2003, “Incrimination” — showing

 Nightwing 84, October 2003, “Did Not Shoot the Deputy” — showing

 Nightwing 85, November 2003, “Did Not Shoot the Deputy, Part Two” — featured

 Nightwing 86, December 2003, “The Calm Before” — featured —a very pivotal issue for the Babs and Dick relationship

 Nightwing 87, January 2004, “Snowball” — co-starring —a pivotal moment in Dick and Babs' relationship

 Nightwing 88, February 2004, “Flurry” — featured

 Nightwing 89, March 2004, “Avalanche” — showing

 Nightwing 96, October 2004, “War Games: Act 1 Part 3, A Sort of Homecoming” — featured

 Nightwing 97, November 2004, “War Games: Act 2, Part 3: Clarification” — showing

 Nightwing 98, December 2004, “War Games: Act 3, Part 3: Casualty of War” — showing

 Nightwing 107, June 2005, “Criminal” — showing

 Nightwing 111, October 2005, “Signed, Sophia” — showing

 Nightwing 117, April 2006, “Fix You” — featured —a very pivotal moment in the relationship between Dick Grayson and Barbara Gordon

 Nightwing & Huntress 3, July 1998, “Cosa Nostra: Black Sheep” — featured

 Nightwing 80-Page Giant 1, December 2000, “Hella” — featured

 Nightwing Annual 1, 1997, “Forever Hold Your Peace” — showing

 Nightwing Mini-Series 2, October 1995, “The Renewal” — showing

 Nightwing Secret Files 1, October 1999, “Taking Wing” — showing

 Nightwing Secret Files 1, October 1999, “Orange You Glad I Didn't Say Banana” — co-starring

 Nightwing: A Knight in Blüdhaven , 1998, “” — featured — trade collection of the first eight issues of the Nightwing monthly. Oracle "wrote" the introduction

 Nightwing: Our Worlds At War 1, September 2001, “Die, Die, and Die Again” — co-starring

 Robin 30, June 1996, “Iliads and Oddities” — featured

 Robin 33, September 1996, “Riptide” — featured

 Robin 53, May 1998, “Flattened” — showing

 Robin 55, July 1998, “Brotherhood of the Fist — Part Three: Monkey Fist” — showing — BoP!

 Robin 58, October 1998, “The Stranger” — showing

 Robin 61, February 1999, “The Killer!” — showing

 Robin 71, December 1999, “The Lizard King” — showing

 Robin 77, June 2000, “Dark Is the Night” — showing

 Robin 78, July 2000, “Three Deaths for Arrakhat -- Part 1: Thrice Doomed” — showing

 Robin 86, March 2001, “Officer Down -- Part Two: Behind the Lines” — starring

 Robin 89, June 2001, “A Serpent In Paradise” — featured

 Robin 90, July 2001, “Snake Bite” — showing

 Robin 95, December 2001, “Book of the Dead” — featured — BoP!

 Robin 105, October 2002, “Through a Glass Darkly” — showing — a mention by Spoiler, actually

 Robin 96, January 2002, “The Big Cats” — featured

 Robin 97, February 2002, “Starstruck” — featured

 Robin 99, April 2002, “Bruce Wayne: Murderer -- Part 11: Where the Road Ends” — featured

 Robin 108, January 2003, “Scattered Fruit, Part Two: Bug Juice” — showing

 Robin 109, February 2003, “Scattered Fruit, Part Three: Bug Out” — showing

 Robin 110, March 2003, “Scattered Fruit, Part Four: Emptying the Nest” — featured — (but off-camera the whole time)

 Robin 112, May 2003, “The Wrong Town” — showing — off-camera on the line with Black Canary

 Robin 131, December 2004, “War Games: Act 3, Part 4: Too Many Ghosts” — showing

 Secret Files & Origins Guide to the DC Universe 2000 , 2000, “Allies of the Batman” — featured

 Secret Files & Origins Guide to the DC Universe 2000 , 2000, “Standard Operating Procedure” — showing

 Secret Files & Origins Guide to the DC Universe 2000 , 2000, “Robots in the DCU” — featured — Oracle narrates the story though she isn't shown

 Secret Files & Origins Guide to the DC Universe 2000 , 2000, “Timeline” — showing

 Showcase 94 12, December 1994, “A Little Knowledge” — starring

 Showcase 96 3, March 1996, “Birds of a Feather” — co-starring

 Suicide Squad 23, January 1989, “Weird War Tales” — showing — the premiere appearance of Oracle though her "appearance" is limited to a single line on a computer screen

 Suicide Squad 24, February 1989, “Slings and Arrows” — showing — several more still anonymous lines as her subplot develops

 Suicide Squad 26, April 1989, “Stone Cold Dead” — showing — clues to Oracle's identity pretty much give it away in this ish

 Suicide Squad 27, May 1989, “?” — showing — Waller and Flo mention Oracle but she is not seen or heard in this issue.

 Suicide Squad 32, August 1989, “?” — showing — Oracle is seen in her wheelchair, but only from the neck down, while she is chatting online with Flo.

 Suicide Squad 33, September 1989, “?” — showing — Oracle is mentioned as the source for information on the squad's current case.

 Suicide Squad 34, October 1989, “?” — showing — Waller orders Flo to ask Oracle for help on the squad's current mission. She is not seen or heard directly.

 Suicide Squad 38, February 1990, “Caging the Tiger!” — showing — Oracle has become an acknowledged ally to the team in the intervening issues

 Suicide Squad 48, December 1990, “In Control” — starring

 Suicide Squad 49, January 1991, “Out of Control” — featured

 Suicide Squad 51, March 1991, “Fractured Image” — featured — Amanda Waller offers the second-in-command position to Oracle

 Suicide Squad 54, June 1991, “The Dragon's Hoard -- Part II: Divine Wind” — showing

 Suicide Squad 55, July 1991, “The Dragon's Hoard -- Part III: Dead Man's Hand” — showing

 Suicide Squad 56, August 1991, “The Dragon's Hoard -- Part IV: Dragon's Teeth” — showing

 Suicide Squad 57, September 1991, “The Dragon's Hoard -- Part V: Dragon's Blood” — showing

 Suicide Squad 59, November 1991, “Legerdemain — Part One: Forces in Motion” — featured — with Batman! They have a conversation which contradicts some of the events of A Killing Joke

 Suicide Squad 63, March 1992, “True Minds” — featured

 Suicide Squad 64, April 1992, “Nasty As They Want To Be” — showing

 Suicide Squad 65, May 1992, “Run Through the Jungle” — showing

 Superman/Batman 2, November 2003, “World's Finest, Part Two: Early Warning” — showing —not seen; mentioned by Batman

 Superman: Secret Files 1, January 1998, “What Happened During Lois & Clark's Honeymoon?” — showing — not seen but communicates with the Guardian via comm link

 The Final Night 2, November 1996, “Darker Grows the Night” — featured

 The Final Night 3, November 1996, “Keeping Hope Alive” — featured

 The Hacker Files 5, December 1992, “Operation MoonWitch 1.0” — starring

 The Hacker Files 6, January 1993, “Operation MoonWitch 2.0” — starring

 The Joker: Devil's Advocate , 1996, “” — showing

 The Omac Project 1, June 2005, “Part One: The Eye in the Sky” — showing

 Titans 1, March 1999, “That Strange Buzzing Sound” — showing — really a mention. When the question is posed as to "who's leading the JLA these days?" the Titans offer up a variety of answers but Arsenal's daughter Lian has the last word when she says "Owacle."

 Titans 28, June 2001, “The All-Nighter” — showing

 Underworld Unleashed 1, December 1995, “Patterns of Fear” — starring

 Villains United 6, December 2005, “At the End of All Things” — showing

 Villains United: Infinite Crisis Special 1, June 2006, “A Hero Dies But One” — co-starring

 Wizard Magazine 118, July 2001, “Casting Call” — co-starring

 Wizard Magazine 148, February 2004, “Book of the Month: Birds of Prey” — co-starring —Even Wizard is able to see how much the new BoP team rocks!

 Wizard's Batman Special , 1998, “” — showing — mentioned several times throughout & includes a "Special File" profile of Oracle from Batman's point of view

 Wonder Woman 164, January 2001, “Gods of Gotham -- Part One: Discord” — featured

 Wonder Woman 165, February 2001, “Gods of Gotham -- Part Two: Avatars” — showing

 Wonder Woman 166, March 2001, “Gods of Gotham -- Part Three: Fear” — showing

 Wonder Woman 167, April 2001, “Gods of Gotham -- Part Four: Faith” — showing

 Wonder Woman 174, December 2001, “The Witch and the Warrior: Part One” — showing — BoP!

 Wonder Woman 175, December 2001, “The Witch Is Back” — featured

 World's Finest 7, October 1999, “A Better World” — showing — discussed is more like it

 Young Justice 6, March 1999, “Judgement Day!” — showing

 Young Justice 9, June 1999, “Thug of War!” — showing

 Young Justice 19, April 2000, “Banned On the Run” — showing

 Young Justice: Our Worlds At War 1, August 2001, “Comedy of Eras” — showing

Special thanks to Bonnie Hamilton, M. Hall, Omar Ramos, and Mickey
for their contributions to this list