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Supergirl: Who Is Superwoman? #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis 2016 collection from DC Comics follows Kara Zor-El as she confronts a mysterious new hero operating in National City who calls herself Superwoman. As Supergirl investigates this enigmatic figure, she uncovers a web of secrets involving familiar faces from her supporting cast, including Cat Grant, Lois Lane, and her adoptive parents. The story explores themes of identity and legacy while setting up major changes for the Girl of Steel's world.
In "Why the World Doesn't Need Supergirl," Supergirl confronts public doubt after Cat Grant publishes a scathing article about her, prompting her to step back from the spotlight. Taking on a new identity as Linda, the niece of Lana Lang, she attempts to live a quieter life—though her past isn't so easily left behind. Written by Sterling Gates and illustrated by Jamal Igle, with inks by Keith Champagne, colors by Nei Ruffino, and letters by Rob Leigh, this 2016 issue features a striking cover by Joshua Middleton.
In "Why the World Doesn't Need Supergirl," Supergirl, reeling from a scathing article by Cat Grant, makes the bold choice to step back from the spotlight—temporarily trading her cape for a new identity. Taking on the role of Lana Lang's niece Linda, she navigates life in Metropolis as a civilian, testing whether her impact is defined by her powers or her choices.
Superwoman tracks down Reactron after her clash with Supergirl, while Inspector Henderson grapples with the aftermath of Agent Liberty’s death—now claimed by the government. With tensions rising and secrets buried in the wreckage, the line between hero and villain blurs in a story of identity, power, and consequence.
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↩ Reprints Supergirl #34 (2008), Supergirl #34 (2008), Supergirl #37 (2009), Supergirl #38 (2009), Supergirl #39 (2009), Supergirl #40 (2009), Supergirl #41 (2009), Supergirl #42 (2009), Supergirl: Who Is Superwoman? #[nn] (2010)
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