The Earth 2: World's End weekly series introduced us to the Dick Grayson and Barbara Gordon of Earth 2.  On this world, Barbara Gordon i...

The most aggravating thing about Earth 2: World's End is a lack of credits by page number for the artists involved.  This annoys me bec...

Taken on the level of a summer blockbuster, Earth 2: World's End #2 is an enjoyable story. Building upon last issue's explosive cli...

If you've been reading Earth 2 , then this first chapter of Earth 2: World's End will offer some welcome information about the histo...

The focal point of Supergirl #17 is a battle between Supergirl and Wonder Woman.  Settle down, folks - this ain't no cat fight!  This i...

Unsurprisingly, the worst parts of Supergirl #16 are those that tie directly into the H'El On Earth crossover storyline.  It's jus...

SOURCE: Supergirl, Vol.1 - Last Daughter of Krypton The greatest problem with Supergirl as a character has always been establishing h...

Supergirl #15 is a fine issue of its' own series but a poor issue of the H'El On Earth mini-series.  Considering my opinion off tha...

I almost skipped this month's issue of Supergirl .  Why?  Because for the next few months, all of the Superman Family tiles are engaging...

Supergirl #13 mingles elements both old and new.  It was written by one writer, Mike Johnson - now working solo after co-writing this book ...

Supergirl #0 isn't really about Supergirl, though Kara is the focus of the issue.  The story told here comes from the perspective of he...

The greatest weakness Supergirl has as a character is that it is virtually impossible to separate her from Superman. And when I say 'se...

Supergirl #11 starts off with a big event - Kara's first date on Earth. It goes about as well as can be expected when the date is with...

Supergirl #10 is a superheroic psychodrama.  Picking up where we left off in the last issue, we find that Kara (obviously) isn't quite a...

As I've noted before, the new Supergirl title has proven to be one of the best books to come out of the original New 52 line-up.  The th...

I wasn't expecting to like the first issue of Supergirl, let alone start picking the book up on a regular basis. But this book proved t...

JUSTICE LEAGUE #2 - Now THIS is more like it! For those who were turned off by the lack of action in the first issue, be assured that this...

It began with a simple concept - “a teenage girl with Superman’s powers”. But despite her derivative origins, Supergirl has become so mu...