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'''The Outsiders''' (not to be confused with [[The Outsiders|the novel of the same name]]) are a [[DC Comics]] superhero team that has starred in its own comic book series several times. The group is best known as "Batman's own superhero team" since he formed it, though he's no longer a regular member.
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In that story, Batman, angry that the [[Justice League]] would not help him rescue his friend, Lucius Fox, who had been caught in the middle of a military coup in the European nation of Markovia (since they didn't want to start an international incident) quits the team and goes there alone. He ends up however running into various other heroes while there.
They are:
* '''Black Lightning''', a black superhero with electrical powers;
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A teenage version of The Outsiders (initially featuring only Black Lightning, Metamorpho and Katana) appeared in a few episodes of the cartoon version of ''[[Batman: The Brave And The Bold|The Brave and the Bold]]''. A later episode added Geo-Force and Halo to the roster and showed Black Lightning and Katana in their traditional costumes.
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* [[Amazonian Beauty]]: Grace Choi.
* [[Attack Hello]]: How [[Batgirl]] joined the "undercover" team.
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