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Cover: Joshua Middleton

Supergirl #34

Dec 2008 · DC · 2.99 USD; 2.99 CAD
“Why the World Doesn't Need Supergirl”

In "Why the World Doesn't Need Supergirl," Supergirl confronts the backlash after Cat Grant publishes a scathing piece about her, leading her to take a bold step: adopting a new identity as Linda, the niece of Lana Lang. Written by Sterling Gates and brought to life with sharp, expressive art by Jamal Igle—enhanced by Keith Champagne’s inks and Nei Ruffino’s colors—this issue captures a pivotal moment of self-reinvention. The cover by Joshua Middleton perfectly frames the tension of her transformation.

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writer Sterling Gates · artist Jamal Igle · inker Keith Champagne · colorist Nei Ruffino · letterer Rob Leigh · cover Joshua Middleton

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artist Jamal Igle
colorist Nei Ruffino
letterer Rob Leigh
cover pencils, inks Joshua Middleton

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When Cat Grant writes a disparaging article about her, Supergirl decides to adopt a civilian identity. She takes on the role of Lana Lang's niece Linda.

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