Should some minor villains be spun off into other Bat Family Titles?

[The Overlord]

Batman has a pretty big rogues gallery and has a whole family of supporting heroes in his Batman Family.

Should some minor super villains be spun off to other members of the Bat-Family, in hopes of becoming major villains for these heroes? Dr. Death became a Batgirl villain in 2003 and seemed to work well, despite being Batman's first villain, his focus on poisons and plagues may seem redundant next to the Joker, but in Batgirl he can a big fish in a small pound. If you agree with this premise, which villains should be spun out to which Bat-Family member?

[Bat-Meal]

Yeah, why not, sounds good.

Deathstroke was originally a Teen Titans villain after all, and Anarchy is sometimes more recognized as a Red Robin villain (though Batman had him first).

[Aahz]

That was already done a few times.

Blockbuster was for example also a Batman villain who became the main villain of Dixon's Nightwing Run and Anarky, the General and Cluemaster became reoccurring villains for Tim. And there a probaly more examples.

[ngroove]

I would like to see Killer Moth back as a recurring Batgirl villain, if he remains to be a joke in Batman's corner.

[Godlike13]

I would like to see Killer Moth back as a recurring Batgirl villain, if he remains to be a joke in Batman's corner.

He just came back in Batgirl.

[byrd156]

I really want to see a book similar to Superior Foes of Spider-Man but with some Gotham villains. Killer Moth, Ten Eyed Man, Polka Dot Man, Crazy Quilt, Kite Man. I think something like that would be a lot of fun and could rotate out different Bat family members showing up from time to time.