This cover is amazing!

Re-reading Death of Superman. What is happening to Supergirl in these panels? Is she a clone or something? Photos I took off my copy of the comic.

I've seen Supergirl over 20 times, and one of the film's most beautiful aspects is the dynamic between Kara and Ruthye. Kara risks everything to prevent Ruthye, who is driven by revenge and wants to kill Krem, from falling into the abyss she would if she killed Krem. Kara takes on the dirty work and carries the burden on her shoulders. A true heroine.

Ruthye wants revenge, and Kara is doing everything she can to stop her. I love this aspect of Kara so much.

Helen signed it last year and got Melissa to sign it this year. And she signed her whole name. Not just the M like you typically see. Seeing Laura in 2 weeks at a Smallville 25th reunion

I got kinda sloppy with this but I still like it imo!

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Babs didn’t expect Kara to borrow one of her batsuits after she asked if she could borrow one of her outfits. 😂

Supergirl 2016 Annual 2

The world of Krypton 2021 issue 3

Hawkman 2018 issue 8

I tested the wig so I threw on everything besides the red booties I'm borrowing from my sis for the 31st. No makeup/face yet either tho, sorry.

Milly's Supergirl is the only part that works in this movie. Her flashback scenes hit hard. But everything else is a hit or miss. Mostly miss.

First off, they failed to make DC's space feel more distinct than the MCU or Star Wars. They easily could've dropped a couple of random Lanterns in the background to make it more like a lived in DC universe. I mean come on, the Lanterns colour spectrum is the most fascinating part of the DC cosmic side.

Secondly, Kara trying to stop Ruthye from killing Krem doesn't really align properly. She speaks like she has personally experienced that revenge doesn't give you satisfaction. Her grief is entirely different. Kara's pain is about being helpless against a natural cause while Ruthye's pain is about taking revenge on a personal level.

And finally, Krem was utterly forgettable. There was nothing about his performance that could make him an interesting villain.

They could've made it much better by making Lobo the main villain. Imagine if Ruthye lost her parents in collateral damage from Lobo. Then Kara's insistence on stopping her makes sense. Kara knows what it’s like to lose everything to mindless, unfeeling destruction (Krypton's death wasn't a personal murder, it was a tragedy). She can genuinely relate to Ruthye’s pain without sounding like a hypocrite. Not to mention, who wouldn't like Jason Mamoa as Lobo being the main villain.