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Cover: Ian Churchill

Supergirl: Power #[nn]

Aug 2006 · DC · 14.99 USD; 19.99 CAD
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This collection kicks off the 2006 Supergirl series, following Kara Zor-El as she struggles to find her place on Earth after the events of Infinite Crisis. Written by Joe Kelly and illustrated by various artists, the volume explores her alien heritage and volatile powers while she faces threats from both Earth and space.

Contains 6 stories
The New Adventures of Supergirl the Girl of Steel
22 pp · Superhero
Superman [Clark KentKal-El]Batman [Bruce Wayne]Supergirl [Kara Zor-El]JLA [Justice LeagueFlash [Wally West]Martian Manhunter [J'onn J'onzz]]Batgirl [Clayface in disguiseBarbara Gordon]Poison Ivy [Pamela Isley]Harley Quinn [Harleen Quinzel]Calculator [Noah Kuttler]Lex Luthor
Power Chapter One: JSA
22 pp · Superhero
Supergirl [Kara Zor-El] (origin)Power GirlStargirlGreen Lantern [Alan Scott]Flash [Jay Garrick]WildcatSolomon GrundyMister TerrificCalculator (cameo)Lex Luthor (cameo)Superboy [Kon-El] (cameo)

In "Power Chapter One: JSA," Supergirl reflects on her origins before joining Stargirl in watching the Justice Society battle Solomon Grundy. When Power Girl arrives to help, a sudden clash erupts between them—Power Girl turns on Supergirl without warning, forcing Green Lantern to intervene. Though the fight ends in isolation, Power Girl’s hostility lingers, leaving Supergirl searching for connection. Seeking solace, she heads to the Kent farm, only to find Superboy waiting—ready to confront her instead.

Power Chapter Two: Teen Titans
22 pp · Superhero
Supergirl [Kara Zor-El]Superboy [Kon-El]CyborgBeast BoyRavenWonder Girl [Cassie Sandsmark]Robin [Tim Drake] (cameo)Kid Flash [Bart Allen] (cameo)Starfire (cameo)Calculator (voice cameo)Lex Luthor (cameo)

In "Power Chapter Two: Teen Titans," Supergirl and Superboy clash above the Kent farm, their fight ending with a moment of reluctant truce after a painful misstep. As tensions rise, Cyborg and Beast Boy turn on Superboy while Wonder Girl and Raven take on Supergirl, testing her strength and resolve. With the Teen Titans fully engaged, Supergirl faces a choice—leave or stand her ground—just as Robin, Kid Flash, and Starfire arrive on the scene. The moment hangs in the balance as Lex Luthor makes a chilling discovery with his Kryptonite gauntlet.

Power Chapter Three: Outsiders
22 pp · Superhero
Supergirl [Kara Zor-El]GraceThunderArsenalNightwingStarfireLex LuthorSuperboy [Kon-El] (flashback, cameo)Cyborg (flashback, cameo)Beast Boy (flashback, cameo)Raven (flashback, cameo)Wonder Girl [Cassie Sandsmark] (flashback, cameo)Robin [Tim Drake] (flashback, cameo)Kid Flash [Bart Allen] (flashback, cameo)

In "Power Chapter Three: Outsiders," Supergirl clashes with the Outsiders at their base, leading to a sudden, impulsive kiss with Nightwing before she bolts to confront Lex Luthor. As the team scrambles to stop her, Starfire pursues—only to be struck down by Luthor’s armored assault. With a barrage of Kryptonite rays, including a dangerous black variant, Luthor unleashes a dark, Kryptonian-powered version of Supergirl, who warns him with chilling finality that his actions have crossed a line no one can undo.

Power Chapter Four: J.L.A.
22 pp · Superhero
Supergirl [Kara Zor-El]Lex LuthorDark SupergirlGreen Lantern [John Stewart]Starfire (cameo)HawkmanBlack CanaryFlash [Wally West]Martian Manhunter
Power Chapter Five: Supergirls
32 pp · Superhero
Supergirl [Kara Zor-El]Dark SupergirlZor-El (intro, flashback)Darkseid (cameoflashback)Lex Luthor (cameo, flashback)Green Lantern [John Stewart]HawkmanBlack CanaryFlash [Wally West]Martian ManhunterBatmanSupermanWonder Woman

In "Power Chapter Five: Supergirls," Supergirl confronts a twisted echo of herself—Dark Supergirl—whose memories of Krypton’s fall reveal a chilling directive from Zor-El: to destroy Kal-El. As the past bleeds into the present, the two clash in a battle that fractures the line between truth and deception. With the JLA watching and the weight of identity at stake, a final confrontation leads to an explosive merging—one that leaves a new Supergirl, no longer bound by the name Kara Zor-El.

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Full credits

writer Jeph Loeb
cover pencils, inks Ian Churchill

Reprints

↩ Reprints Superman / Batman #19 (2005), Supergirl #1 (2005), Supergirl #1 (2005), Supergirl #1 (2005), Supergirl #1 (2005), Supergirl #2 (2005), Supergirl #2 (2005), Supergirl #3 (2005), Supergirl #3 (2005), Supergirl #4 (2006), Supergirl #4 (2006), Supergirl #5 (2006), Supergirl #5 (2006)

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