This week sees the publication of a new Power Girl comic book series from DC Comics, by Leah Williams, Eduardo Pansica and Julio Ferreira.
First, it has a recap page/panel, the thing that DC Comics eschewed because Marvel Comics did it, and whatdid his best to try and get around when writing Superman comic books. And indeed, she took the name Paige back in theearlier in the year. Kara is too close to Supergirl. Or possibly Super-Karen. With a cut-and-paste zoom-in panel.Well, every" Christian name" – or should that be Raoist name? – needs a surname. And in this week'Doctor Paige Stetler. A doctorate as well.
And her dress of choice for this occasion mirrors that aspect of her costume.And has something to say with it, as well. Welcome to the DC Universe, Doctor Paige Stetler, I hope you survive the experience#1 is published this Tuesday, the 26th of September. Maybe cut down on the lemon juices…PRETTY, PUNCHY, AND POWERFUL! After the events of Knight Terrors, a long-dormant Kryptonian threat has returned to take down Superman and his family.
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