Supergirl: Bizarrogirl #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 2016 DC collection brings together the complete 'Bizarrogirl' storyline, originally published in Supergirl issues #55-60. Written by Sterling Gates with art by Jamal Igle and others, the arc sees Supergirl facing a twisted mirror version of herself—a Bizarro Supergirl created by Lex Luthor—leading to a conflict that challenges Kara's sense of identity and heroism. The volume also includes a tie-in to the 'New Krypton' saga, expanding the stakes for the Girl of Steel in the post-Crisis DC Universe.
In "Fallout," Supergirl crash-lands in the 30th century after her ship fails, joining the Legion of Super-Heroes only to find herself caught in a crisis when Brainiac 5’s experiment awakens Stanicule Gyrstress—Satan Girl, the Brocian goddess of love and death. With time unraveling and the Legion under her control, Supergirl and Brainiac 5 race ahead four days to confront the possessed heroes and close the rift that threatens to consume Earth. Written by Sterling Gates and illustrated by Matt Camp and Marco Rudy, with vibrant colors by Blond and Brad Anderson and sharp lettering by Steve Wands, the cover by Amy Reeder and Richard Friend captures the moment of cosmic tension.
In "Fakeouts," Supergirl faces off against the menacing Bizarrogirl, a twisted mirror of herself, until Dr. Light intervenes with a plan to imprison and study her. Though the battle ends with Bizarrogirl subdued, Supergirl refuses to let her be used as a lab subject, choosing instead to take her back to Bizarro World—a decision that sets her on a path neither she nor her allies fully understand.
In "Mad World," Supergirl and Bizarrogirl land on Bizarro World to find it fractured and half-ruined by the Godship’s wrath. As Bizarro Lex Luthor vanishes into one of the Godship’s monstrous creations, Supergirl faces the impossible — unable to save him, she must reckon with the chaos of a world gone mad.
In a twisted echo of the Justice League, the Bizarro Justice League falls to the Godship’s onslaught—until Supergirl and Bizarrogirl unite to fight back. As the line between hero and Bizarro blurs, a fragile bond forms between them, testing what it means to be human. Meanwhile, back on Earth, Cat Grant drops a quiet truth on Lana Lang, leaving her to wonder what secrets lie beneath the surface.
After her ship malfunctions en route from Bizarro World, Supergirl finds herself in the 30th century, where she joins the Legion of Super-Heroes—only to be pulled into a crisis when Brainiac 5’s experiment awakens Satan Girl, a Brocian goddess of love and death. With time running out and the Legion now under her thrall, Supergirl and Brainiac 5 race ahead four days to confront the possessed heroes and stop Satan Girl’s invasion before it consumes Earth.
In "Day of the Dollmaker, Part One: Toying with Emotions," Supergirl and Cat Grant join forces to track down a string of missing children, uncovering a chilling trail that leads to Cat’s own doorstep. When the Dollmaker strikes, using twisted craftsmanship to manipulate fear and memory, Cat finds herself trapped in a nightmare of her own making. Meanwhile, Lois Lane visits her sister Lucy, now confined at S.T.A.R. Labs under tight security, as the line between hero and villain blurs in the shadow of a new, unsettling threat.
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↩ Reprints Supergirl #53 (2010), Supergirl #54 (2010), Supergirl #55 (2010), Supergirl #56 (2010), Supergirl #57 (2010), Supergirl Annual #2 (2010), Supergirl #58 (2011), Supergirl #58 (2011), Supergirl #59 (2011)
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