Cover: Leonard Kirk & Robin Riggs
Supergirl #48
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In "Fallen Angel," Supergirl grapples with the devastating loss of Richard, a burden that pushes her to confront Smith—the man she believes is to blame. Written by Peter David and illustrated by Leonard Kirk, with inks by Robin Riggs and colors by Gene D'Angelo and Digital Chameleon, this emotionally charged issue sees Supergirl’s grief lead her down a dangerous path, where her best intentions collide with tragic consequences. The cover by Leonard Kirk and Robin Riggs captures the weight of her struggle in a moment that lingers long after the final page.
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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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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