Birds of Prey - Season 1 (2002)

Several meta humans are being killed. And it seems they were killed by their abilities.

Dr. Quinzel's sweet little baby killing machine flies off to the Birds' nest where Huntress tries to wean him off his diet of mayhem.

Another bird, Black Canary, flies home to the nest and just happens to be Dinah's mother. As mama bird and her chick try to get reacquainted Mister Hawk comes around hunting for the canary.

Working with her favorite detective, Huntress goes undercover. Struggling after the death of her mother, Dinah wants in on the gig to prove she's worthy of super-heroine plumage.

A superhero drops in and gives Huntress a taste of her own medicine. But they still join forces to capture the supervillain he is pursuing.

Oracle insists on handling an old Batgirl nemesis herself but can't keep the conflict contained. Dinah finds her super powers are a double edged sword in her social life.

Helena has to help the man who killed Dinah's mother.

"Fight Club" for women.

Huntress struggles with her secret and public identities at her high school reunion as she pursues a lusty, invisible serial killer who is also pursuing her.

After a robber, Chris Cassius, breaks into a chemical factory and drinks a mixture that gives him the power to turn people to stone, Barbara cancels her vacation with her boyfriend, Wade. Unwilling to allow Barbara to continue neglecting her personal life, Alfred the butler brings Wade to the clock tower and exposes her secret.

Harley Quinn acquires the power to hypnotize others with her eyes. She has her men kill a meta-human so she can test her new power-stealing machine and decides to hypnotize all of New Gotham to be under her control. However, Harley finally discovers Helena's secret as the Huntress and she persuades her to reveal the secrets of the Clocktower, along with Barbara's and Dinah's true identities. Harley finally makes her move when she leads an all-out assault on Clocktower as well as taking Wade hostage, which leads to Barbara and Dinah to approach Reese to help them plan ...