Supergirl: Who is Superwoman? New Edition: Issue 34
Sep 2016 · DC Comics
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CITIZEN OF TWO WORLDS WANTED ON NEITHER Does the world need a Supergirl? With the Daily Planet labeling her a super-tart and her Kryptonian mother questioning her allegiance, Supergirl is lost, confused and angry. Enter Superwoman… At first the mysterious superheroine appears to be a sympathetic friend to the beleaguered Kara. But when Supergirl’s tasked with capturing Reactron—the gold Kryptonite-wielding psychopath who killed her father—it’s clear that Superwoman may not be the ally Supergirl believed her to be. With the burdens of two planets weighing on her, Kara must prevent Superwoman from pitting the people of Earth and New Krypton against one another. Will Supergirl be able to prove once and for all that she has earned the right to follow in Superman’s footsteps? Writer Sterling Gates (ADVENTURES OF SUPERGIRL, GREEN LANTERN CORPS) and artist Jamal Igle (FIRESTORM) examine what it’s like to be the most powerful teenager…that nobody wants around. SUPERGIRL: WHO IS SUPERWOMAN? Collects SUPERGIRL #34 and #37-42.
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Since selling his first story to DC Comics in 2007, Sterling Gates has written for such DC titles as GREEN LANTERN CORPS, WORLD'S FINEST, ACTION COMICS, ADVENTURE COMICS, FLASHPOINT: KID FLASH LOST, HAWK & DOVE, JUSTICE LEAGUE, JUSTICE LEAGUE OF AMERICA: VIBE, and FOREVER EVIL: A.R.G.U.S., but he is best known for his critically acclaimed run on SUPERGIRL.
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