Supergirl: Beyond Good and Evil #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Supergirl: Beyond Good and Evil #1 (2008), written by Kurt Busiek, Fabian Nicieza, and Geoff Johns, and illustrated by Renato Guedes with inks by Jose Wilson Magalhaes, Supergirl confronts the weight of her place in time when Brainiac 5 uses his chronexus device to show her alternate versions of Superman—each shaped by pivotal moments in his life. Through this journey across timelines, she witnesses key events in both their lives, including her own arrival on Earth and Superman’s quiet joy in reuniting with Lois, before glimpsing a future battle with Blackstar. With the chronexus, she’s briefly sent back to aid her cousin, bridging past and future in a moment of profound connection. The cover, by Renato Guedes, captures the emotional core of the story in a striking, timeless image.
In "null," Supergirl grapples with her place across time as Brainiac 5 uses the chronexus to guide her through alternate versions of Superman’s life—each a different echo of hope, loss, and legacy. From golden age echoes to Byrne-era struggles, the journey unfolds with quiet intensity as Supergirl confronts pivotal moments, including a future clash with Blackstar, before a fleeting chance to reach back and change what was.
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