Supergirl #4

Mar 2018 · DC · 19.99 USD; 25.99 CAD

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“Why the World Doesn't Need Supergirl”

In "Why the World Doesn't Need Supergirl," Supergirl grapples with public doubt after Cat Grant publishes a scathing piece about her. Forced to confront her place in the world, she makes a bold choice: going undercover as Linda, the niece of Lana Lang. Written by Sterling Gates and brought to life by Jamal Igle’s expressive art, this issue explores identity and purpose with quiet intensity, all under the striking cover by Joshua Middleton.

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

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writer Sterling Gates

artist Jamal Igle

inker Keith Champagne

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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