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We’re starting a new series of posts here at SciFi Mafia that we’re calling Web Series Wednesday where we devote a space to the wonderment of the web series. Every Wednesday we’ll cover two awesome web series shows and give you all the info to get into them.

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This week we’re covering School of Thrones and Course of the Force.

Prom night is coming to Westeros High in the web series, School of Thrones, and the clicks are all vying for their right to the throne. The season consists of three episodes all well under 10 minutes. The bromance between Robb Stark and Theon Greyjoy is my favorite. The series starts out pretty fun and seems like it would have...

At long last, the first episode for the new fan webseries "Batgirl: Spoiled" has arrived.

The 11-minute-long video gives just a taste of the rest of the "Batgirl: Spoiled" world. After being introduced to Stephanie Brown, we see the Batgirl quickly bite off much more than she can chew when she tries to stop two men from stealing a car. This webseries promises at least one full season, but in this episode alone we meet Oracle, Penguin and Harley Quinn. We can't to see who else from the Batman mythology makes an appearance in this new series.

Sure, "Batgirl: Spoiled" isn't a Christopher Nolan project, but the fan-made show has a lot of promise. The choreography is pretty great for a webseries and it's nice to see that Brown has her time to shine. Of course, it doesn't look like she's doing too great at the end of episode one,...

"After a close call leading to a falling out with Batman and Oracle, Batgirl goes out on her own to reexamine her place in Gotham and the world at large. Stephanie spends her days seeking advice from Gotham's various heros, and her nights patrolling the streets in a seemingly endless battle against crime. All this while attending college, having a social life and finding time to sleep." Batgirl Spoiled is written by Sax Carr, Zack West, Ray and Beurer with Joey Rassool as Director of Photography and Editor. Original scoring by Regan Remy, Executive Produced by Sax Carr. For more information on the production including additional footage, photos and credits visit the official Twitter page.

"After a close call leading to a falling out with Batman and Oracle, Batgirl goes out on her own to reexamine her place in Gotham and the world at large. Stephanie spends her days seeking advice from Gotham's various heros, and her nights patrolling the streets in a seemingly endless battle against crime. All this while attending college, having a social life and finding time to sleep." Batgirl Spoiled is written by Sax Carr, Zack West, Ray and Beurer with Joey Rassool as Director of Photography and Editor. Original scoring by Regan Remy, Executive Produced by Sax Carr. For more information on the production including additional footage, photos and credits visit the official Twitter page, and to see a few stills from the series follow the link back to Cbr below.

Most people only know Batgirl as Alicia Silverstone in the Razzie award winning Batman & Robin, but a group of comic book fans have dedicated themselves to creating a series bringing some much deserved attention to the character, who is often considered one of the hidden gems of the DC Universe. Batgirl: Spoiled revolves around around the action that seeks out and is sought after by Stephanie Brown, the latest character to take up the mantle of the Batperson-without-a-y-chromosome with a unique origin story that has made her a cult figure in the comic community. “She was her own woman as Spoiler, then she was the only main continuity female Robin, and then she was Batgirl,” said Sax Carr, a loyal comic fan that is the writer/producer of Batgirl: Spoiled. “You don’t get a pedigree better than that.” Most people might be shocked to hear that there was a female Robin,...