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| Cover by Mahmud Asrar, Dave McCaig |
Supergirl
#7 (March 21, 2012)
Writer:
Michael Green, Mike Johnson
Penciller:
Mahmud Asrar
Colorist:
Dave McCaig
Letterer:
Rob Leigh
Supergirl
has been a character that I have been vaguely interested in ever since I saw my
very first episode of Justice League Unlimited, “Fearful
Symmetry.” If you haven’t seen this show or this episode, do yourself a
favor and do so now. Aside from being an all-around solid work of animation and
writing, it also introduced me to some of my now favorite characters, Green
Arrow and the Question. Supergirl, though the focus of this episode, only
piqued my interested slightly, sad to say. Therefore, I was terribly happy to
read Supergirl #7 and find myself loving it.
If
you’re looking for a comic book filled with action and awesome fight sequences,
then you should probably pick this one up if you haven’t already. Supergirl #7
opens right in the middle of an intense fight between Supergirl and a group of
genetically modified aliens, the Worldkillers. Created in a lab by Kryptonian
scientists, these Worldkillers are hungry to destroy, discover their true
heritages and seek revenge on the Kryptonians who stole them from their home
worlds. They now set their sights on Earth as it houses the last Kryptonians.
