Supergirl: The Silver Age Omnibus #2
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis second Silver Age omnibus collects Supergirl's adventures from Action Comics #279-319 and Adventure Comics #381-399, along with stories from Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #14-40 and other DC titles. The volume covers Kara Zor-El's continued integration into Earth life, her battles with classic foes like the Toyman and Brainiac, and her growing independence as a hero in her own right. It also includes her early team-ups with the Legion of Super-Heroes and key moments that shaped her Silver Age legacy.
In "The Super-Tot from Nowhere!", young Kara Zor-El, raised on Earth after her parents Zor-El and Allura fled Krypton, learns the truth behind her origins when Gold Kryptonite strips her parents of their powers. Written by Leo Dorfman and illustrated by Jim Mooney, this story follows Kara as she guides her cousin Kal-El—arrived from Argo City—through his first steps as a hero, helping him build a secret identity. The cover, by Evan "Doc" Shaner, captures the moment with striking clarity.
In "The Untold Story of Argo City!", Supergirl confronts a shocking revelation: her parents, Zor-El and Allura, didn’t perish with Argo City after all—they survived in the mysterious Survival Zone, trapped beyond reach. As she grapples with this truth, memories of her father’s past and the fate of her people unfold, weaving together flashbacks of Jor-El, Superman, and the Phantom Zone’s most infamous inmates, all while the legacy of her lost home lingers in the shadows.
Supergirl must decide between reuniting with her biological parents, Zor-El and Allura, or staying with the human family who raised her—Fred and Edna Danvers—after freeing them from the Survival Zone. With Comet the Super-Horse by her side, she navigates the emotional weight of choosing where she truly belongs.
On Valentine's Day, Comet the Super-Horse watches Supergirl receive affection from others and longs to feel the same—so he turns to Circe for help, wishing to become human. But as the day unfolds, a series of unexpected events challenges his new form, making him question whether being human was ever truly what he wanted.
When an alien machine warns that "LL"s will disrupt Supergirl’s powers, the heroine finds herself entangled in a series of bizarre events where words like "Linda," "Lori," "Marilyn," and even "Comet" seem to trigger unexpected twists—some helpful, others downright perilous. With help from Lori Lemaris, Marilyn Drake, and the ever-loyal Comet the Super-Horse, Supergirl must unravel the mystery behind the strange linguistic pattern before it’s too late.
When Lena Thorul discovers she’s Lex Luthor’s long-lost sister, the revelation shatters her mind and sends her into the wild, where she assumes the guise of the Jungle Princess, her telepathic bond with animals now her only anchor. Supergirl must navigate the mystery of this feral, enigmatic figure while confronting the dark legacy of a brother who once stood at the edge of the world.
In a heartfelt twist of fate, Supergirl faces a personal crisis when her mother Allura, now living in Kandor, falls ill from longing for her daughter. To heal the rift between worlds, Supergirl’s adoptive parents Fred and Edna Danvers make an extraordinary decision: they’ll trade places with Supergirl’s Kryptonian parents, Zor-El and Allura, so the family can be reunited on Earth.
When Edna Danvers is poisoned by a Kandorian creature and twisted by its influence, she turns against her family—posing as a Kandorian scientist to lure Zor-El and Allura into a deadly Kryptonite trap. As Supergirl races to uncover the truth behind her mother’s sudden betrayal, the line between ally and enemy blurs in a crisis that tests loyalty, identity, and the bonds of family.
In "Supergirl's Choice of Doom!", Supergirl is confronted with a harrowing vision that forces her to choose between saving Superman or her father, Zor-El—only to discover the prophecy was a ruse orchestrated by Zor-El and Allura to reclaim Kandor and bring the Danvers family back to Earth. The emotional weight of the moment is amplified by the presence of familiar faces like Fred and Edna Danvers, and cameos from Lori Lemaris, Ronal, Jerro, Lena Thorul, and Dick Malverne, all caught in the web of a plan that blurs fate, family, and sacrifice.
Supergirl finds herself tangled in a misunderstanding when she wrongly accuses Lena Thorul’s new boyfriend of being a spy, unwittingly sabotaging their budding romance. Now, with the truth revealed, she must set things right before the rift between Lena and her love interest becomes permanent.
Linda Danvers steps into her future at Stanhope College, fresh off high school graduation and armed with a scholarship—only to find herself pulled into the whirlwind of sorority life. As the Alpha Lambda sisters welcome her with open arms, their initiation tests grow increasingly bizarre, testing not just her courage but her ability to keep her secret identity hidden. With Fred and Edna Danvers cheering her on, and even Beppo and Comet tagging along, Linda must navigate college life without tipping her hand—especially when Donna Storm, a mysterious new arrival, seems to be watching her every move.
When Donna Storm cheats her way to top marks and frames Linda Danvers for theft, Supergirl must clear her friend’s name—while navigating a classroom full of unexpected allies and a few familiar faces from the Legion of Super-Heroes.
In a tale of cosmic deception, Supergirl finds herself ensnared by a cunning android designed to break her heart—its mission, to win her love and exploit her powers. With the help of a mysterious ally and the echoes of her past, she must unravel a trap set by interplanetary villains Bronar and Skoll, even as the android’s growing connection to her blurs the line between enemy and confidant.
When Linda Danvers’ friend Debbie Porter suddenly gains superpowers after a blood transfusion, her newfound abilities come at a cost—her mind begins to unravel, driving her to don Supergirl’s mantle and turn against her former ally. With the Phantom Zone’s most dangerous inmates watching from beyond the void, Linda must confront the chilling reality of a twisted imitation of herself, even as her own identity blurs with the hero she once was.
In "The Planet of Outcasts!", Supergirl is welcomed as a hero to Feminax, a world where her legend is worshipped—until she discovers the truth behind the adoration. The planet's seemingly glamorous inhabitants, including Plant Girl, Time Girl, and Music Maid, have a far darker purpose, one tied to resurrecting Earth's most notorious villains.
In a twisted twist of fate, Supergirl finds herself ensnared by the Sisterhood of Evil on the planet Feminax, where Queen Ravenne and her allies use dark magic to turn her against her will. With Superman poisoned and the world in peril, Comet the Super-Horse and Circe must race against time to break the spell before the hero’s light is extinguished.
In "The Black Magic of Supergirl!", Supergirl—Linda Danvers—faces a dark temptation when she acquires the Satan Ring, a cursed artifact that grants her three spells of black magic at a terrible cost: each use brings her closer to becoming a demon. With her loved ones, including Fred and Edna Danvers, at risk, and Superman—Clark Kent—watching closely, she must find a way to undo the transformation before it’s too late.
Inspired by the musical *My Fair Lady*, Supergirl teams up with Elizabeth Sparrow, a shy and overlooked teacher at Stanhope College, to help her gain confidence—using a touch of Atlantean super-science to guide her transformation. With the quiet support of Ken Reed and Ronnie Barr, and the occasional skeptical eye from Mark Hilary, Supergirl’s mission becomes less about changing appearances and more about uncovering the strength that’s always been there.
In the interdimensional Contest of Peril, Supergirl finds herself trapped in Dimension Z, where she must face deadly trials orchestrated by King Avro and his enforcers, Stix and Hubro. Though she was arrested on Earth, the real game has only just begun—her strength, wits, and courage will be tested like never before.
In "The Prize of Peril," Linda Danvers finds herself caught in a high-stakes beauty contest with cosmic consequences when she cheats her way to victory in the Miss Universe pageant—only to discover the real prize is a terrifying transformation. As the winner of the Miss Cosmos contest, she must face the horrifying fate of being turned into an ugly freak, all while her family and friends, including Dick Malverne and the mysterious Jak-Thal, try to uncover the truth behind the interplanetary scheme.
When Supergirl’s space capsule is pulled into a Warp Stream and crash-lands on the planet Lumal, she finds herself powerless under a green sun—far from Earth and her usual strength. Now relying on her wits and courage, she must survive in a strange world where the local inhabitants, including Joan and the mysterious Ant-Men, hold secrets tied to the planet’s alien energy. With no powers and a new enemy, the Dragomonsters, on the move, Supergirl must find a way to reclaim her strength before it’s too late.
When interplanetary villain Raspor declares his destiny to marry Supergirl—claiming he destroyed Krypton—Supergirl turns the tables with a clever ruse, faking a wedding to outwit him. With Viperie caught in the middle, the stakes rise as deception and destiny collide in this thrilling Silver Age tale.
When the Fact Finder traces Supergirl’s past to the Midvale Orphanage, a long-buried connection becomes a dangerous game of clues and deception. With the reunion drawing former residents like Linda Danvers, Susan Meadows, and others into the spotlight, secrets begin to surface—each one a potential key to the truth behind the hero’s identity.
Supergirl lands on a strange, Earth-like planet ruled entirely by teenagers—where the most powerful job is being president. When she’s tricked into running, she finds herself caught in a political whirlwind with a cast of young leaders, including a mysterious teen named X-2-Y and a surprisingly serious Treasury Secretary Quiggly.
In the shadow of a tyrannical regime on the parallel world of Gaea, Supergirl [Linda Danvers] faces a rigged trial and is exiled for her defiance—yet she remains a spark of resistance, biding her time in exile with the quiet resolve to return and challenge the darkness that has taken hold. With the help of allies like Dick Malvin and Lucas Nevins, her fight for justice begins not with a battle, but with the promise of one yet to come.
When the Professor sets a trap to expose Superman’s secret identity, Supergirl finds herself caught in a web of deception — her own memories turned against her by a surgically altered impostor. With Clark Kent and the real Superman both in play, and a rogue henchman playing the part of the Man of Steel, one truth becomes dangerously hard to separate from illusion.
When the people of Denek gift Supergirl a high-tech robot roommate to aid her superhero duties, she’s eager to welcome the help—until the machine starts meddling in ways she never expected. With Kara Strange watching closely, Supergirl must figure out how to manage a mechanical assistant who’s more trouble than she bargained for.
In "The Cosmic Collectors!", Supergirl—known to some as Linda Danvers—is taken by the Living Library, a sentient hive of disembodied minds from the planet Zorkia, who seek to preserve knowledge across the cosmos. Trapped and forced to absorb their vast intellect, she must find a way to reclaim her mind and identity before becoming a permanent vessel for their endless collection.
Supergirl finds herself caught in a strange situation when a mysterious man claims to have married her—just as she’s grappling with temporary amnesia from green kryptonite. The truth? A jealous alien woman, disguised as a man, has orchestrated the ruse to make her boyfriend, Thal, move on. But Supergirl isn’t fooled—especially when she notices the odd way her "husband" embraces her. With a clever act and sharp instincts, she plays along, determined to uncover the deception before it’s too late.
Supergirl infiltrates the Xi-Pi-Hi-Fi sorority under the guise of a new member, determined to stop the cruel hazing rituals from within—only to find herself tested in ways she never expected. As she navigates the sorority’s secrets, she must balance her secret identity with the real danger lurking beneath the surface, all while confronting Joan Bryant, Sonya, and Doris in a high-stakes game of loyalty and courage.
Linda Danvers tries her hand at computer dating and finds herself matched with a fellow campus student—Duane Todd—whose mysterious charm and surprising abilities make her wonder if he might be more than he seems. As their connection deepens, Supergirl can’t shake the feeling that Duane might be hiding a secret tied to her own origins.
When Linda Danvers accepts an invitation to a student exchange at Stanhope College in the 40th century, she soon finds herself caught in a futuristic conspiracy—her presence as Supergirl is no accident, and the future views her not as a hero, but as a wanted outlaw. With the help of Robin, the 60th-century descendant of Mr. Mxyzptlk, she must unravel the truth behind the timeline’s twisted perception of her legacy.
In "Stanhope— Off Limits!", Supergirl finds herself locked out of Stanhope College by a high-tech dome engineered by two women wielding advanced scientific weapons, who are searching for a specific student—leaving her powerless to intervene as tensions rise. With Beta-Zin and Alpha behind the barrier and David Carew caught in the crossfire, Supergirl must think fast to uncover the truth without breaking the rules of her own confinement.
In "The Evil of Alpha and Beta," Supergirl, stripped of her powers by Gold Kryptonite, must outwit the cunning Alpha and Beta-Zin to infiltrate the sealed Stanhope College. With Superman racing to her aid, every move she makes could mean the difference between salvation and disaster—especially when the fate of Linda robot and David Carew hangs in the balance.
In "Supergirl's Stand to Save Stanhope!", Supergirl faces off against the time-traveling villains Alpha and Beta-Zin, who seek to alter the past with devastating consequences. When law enforcement from the future reveals a shocking truth—her loss of powers was no accident, but a carefully orchestrated deception—Supergirl must confront the reality of her own history and decide what it means to protect the future.
Supergirl, still reeling from her breakup with Gary Sparks, tries to reconcile by pursuing him as Linda Danvers—only to face a shocking twist when he proposes. Using her own invention, the Prognosticon, she attempts to glimpse their future together, but the results plunge her into doubt. With Fred Danvers and Edna Danvers watching from the sidelines, Linda must decide whether love is worth the risk—even when the future looks uncertain.
Supergirl is stunned when Hilda Powell, the Stanhope librarian, publishes a best-selling book detailing her secret life—down to moments only Supergirl herself could know. As the mystery deepens, old memories of Morina from a forgotten past begin to surface, and a familiar face from the past, "Getaway" Gillen, reappears with questions of his own.
When Supergirl—still posing as college student Linda Danvers—is accused by the alien enforcer the Avenger of destroying life during her studies, she finds herself on trial for crimes she didn’t commit. Facing a death sentence for accidental harm, she must prove her innocence before the Avenger’s harsh justice system.
When Supergirl takes Dr. Marla Alexander on a journey beyond Earth to witness a distant nebula, her admiration for the scientist’s brilliance seems to shine as brightly as the stars. But a sudden cosmic anomaly fractures their bond, turning Marla’s respect into something far more complicated—until even Supergirl can’t tell where the hero ends and the enemy begins.
When a string of scientist kidnappings rocks Stanhope College, Supergirl—disguised as Linda Danvers—unravels a chilling plot by the alien Tiras and his allies from Rancor, who seek to harvest human intellect. With Dr. Stanton and Marla Alexander among the victims, Supergirl races to uncover the truth behind the abduction and the mysterious blinding of Dr. Alexander, knowing the aliens hold the key to a cure.
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