Supergirl: Bizarrogirl #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 2011 collection from DC brings together the storyline where Supergirl encounters a bizarre, twisted version of herself from the Bizarro world. The arc explores themes of identity and heroism as Kara Zor-El faces a distorted mirror image with a warped sense of justice. Written by James Peaty with art by Pere Pérez, the volume collects issues #59-61 of the Supergirl series.
In "Fallout," Supergirl finds herself stranded in the 30th century after her ship malfunctions en route from Bizarro World, leading her to join the Legion of Super-Heroes. When Brainiac 5’s experiment with an ancient statue awakens the Brocian goddess Satan Girl, the Legion is overtaken by her influence, forcing Supergirl and Brainiac 5 to race ahead four days to confront their possessed allies. Written by Sterling Gates and illustrated by Matt Camp and Marco Rudy, with colors by Blond and Brad Anderson and letters by Swands, this issue features a cover by Amy Reeder and Richard Friend.
In "Fakeouts," Supergirl faces off against the enigmatic Bizarrogirl, a twisted mirror of herself, in a battle that pushes her to question what it means to be a hero. When Dr. Light proposes indefinite experimentation on the captured villain, Supergirl makes a bold choice—taking Bizarrogirl to Bizarro World to confront the strange, fractured world that shaped her.
In "Mad World," Supergirl and Bizarrogirl land on a fractured Bizarro World where the Godship has left half the planet in ruins. As they search for answers, Bizarro Lex is swallowed by one of the Godship’s monstrous creations, leaving Supergirl powerless to intervene.
In a twisted twist of fate, the Bizarro Justice League falls to the Godship’s relentless assault, leaving Supergirl and Bizarrogirl as the last defenders of a fractured reality. As they confront the cosmic threat, a surprising bond forms between them—rooted in shared defiance and the fragile spark of something new. Back on Earth, secrets begin to surface when Cat Grant quietly reveals she knows the truth about Lana Lang and Supergirl’s hidden connection.
Supergirl crash-lands in the 30th century after her ship fails, finding herself welcomed into the Legion of Super-Heroes—though her presence soon draws the attention of a dangerous ancient force. When Brainiac 5’s experiment awakens Satan Girl, a goddess of love and death, the Legion is overtaken, forcing Supergirl and the genius hero to race through time to stop her before she reshapes reality.
In "Day of the Dollmaker, Part 1: Toying with Emotions," Supergirl and Cat Grant join forces to track down missing children, leading Cat to a chilling confrontation in her own apartment—face to face with the newly introduced Dollmaker. Meanwhile, Lois Lane visits her sister Lucy, now imprisoned in a containment unit at S.T.A.R. Labs, as the city teeters under the shadow of a growing threat.
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