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Gordon and another Non-Bat Hero
Found one more (very brief) example of Gordon and Non-Bat Hero Interaction (Also, includes Bat Hero)

Aaaaaaaaand that's the extent of their interaction.
Plus a one-page Jim Gordon Mystery:Whodunit! For You to solve. If you can!* (Warning: Stop after the second row if you want to try:)

*I couldn't, but I didn't really try. My eyes went straight to the lady's "WHAAA?" panel.
tags: batman/bruce wayne, char: jim gordon, char: karate kid/val armorr, title: detective comics, title: the brave and the bold, creator: bob rozakis, creator: joe staton, creator: mike barr, creator: rick hoberg, publisher: dc, era: bronze age

Aaaaaaaaand that's the extent of their interaction.
Plus a one-page Jim Gordon Mystery:Whodunit! For You to solve. If you can!* (Warning: Stop after the second row if you want to try:)

*I couldn't, but I didn't really try. My eyes went straight to the lady's "WHAAA?" panel.
tags: batman/bruce wayne, char: jim gordon, char: karate kid/val armorr, title: detective comics, title: the brave and the bold, creator: bob rozakis, creator: joe staton, creator: mike barr, creator: rick hoberg, publisher: dc, era: bronze age
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I'm not quite following you.
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Too bad, the real character is fondly remembered by fans of Westerns. And there aren't many outright Hispanic heroes, the Kid and Zorro being almost unique from that era.
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Have to think Gordon would be a fan of the Westerns.