Supergirl #41

Feb 2000 · DC · 1.99 USD; 3.25 CAD

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“Ember After”

In "Ember After," Supergirl faces a haunting emotional challenge when the spirit of Ember, trapped in her body, refuses to let go—fearing that returning to the past means eternal erasure. Written by Peter David and brought to life by Leonard Kirk’s dynamic art and Robin Riggs’ sharp inks, this poignant issue explores identity, sacrifice, and the cost of second chances. The cover by Leonard Kirk and Robin Riggs captures the tension perfectly.

writer Peter David · artist Leonard Kirk · inker Robin Riggs · colorist Gene D'Angelo · colorist Digital Chameleon · letterer Bill Oakley · cover Leonard Kirk, Robin Riggs

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Full credits

writer Peter David

artist Leonard Kirk

inker Robin Riggs

colorist Gene D'Angelo

colorist Digital Chameleon

letterer Bill Oakley

cover pencils Leonard Kirk

cover inks Robin Riggs

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Ember wants to stay in Supergirl's body, because a return to the past means she is condemned to oblivion for falling. But she returns anyway, and Supergirl is restored.

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