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The New Gotham Clocktower is the base of operations of the Birds of Prey.

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The Birds of Prey look out over the city from the clocktower

After each mission, the team meets atop the clocktower.

The clocktower was used as a secret lair by Barbara Gordon and Helena Kyle in their efforts as vigilantes, with all of the technology provided by Bruce Wayne; Dinah Redmond soon joined them,[1] becoming known as the Birds of Prey.[2] Dinah often practiced throwing Batarangs for training, but was noticeably bad at it.[3]

Guy was brought to the clocktower after being found by Helena. He was looked after and lived there for some time, before dying of old age.[4]

Helena, Carolyn, Barbara and Dinah look at the computer screen

The Birds of Prey and Black Canary look at the computer at sunrise.

Carolyn Lance hid in the Clocktower to be less of a target when hunted down by Hawke. However, she later left to make things up with her daughter Dinah before dying.[5]


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Earth-203 destroyed by antimatter

New Gotham City is hit by antimatter.

During the Anti-Monitor Crisis, a tall building was hit by an antimatter wave; it may have been the Clocktower. On the rooftops, Helena Kyle was trying to communicate with Oracle, when she saw a wave of antimatter consuming the universe; before witnessing New Gotham City of Earth-203 being destroyed, where she herself was also vaporized.[6]

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  • In the comics, the Gotham Clock Tower is a large clock tower in Gotham City. It was previously the headquarters for both Oracle and the Birds of Prey and first appeared in Batman: Sword of Azrael #1 (October, 1992).

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