Supergirl Volume 1: The Last Daughter of Krypton TP: Last Daughter Of Krypton (The New 52) Paperback – 30 Oct. 2012

All of Kal-El's power, but none of his training. Kara Zor-El's lifepod is tracked to Russia by Simon Tycho, who is intrigued by her appearance and powers. Kara escapes Tycho's space station and finds Argo City, but is distraught to find her family is dead. The Worldkillers track her crash on Earth, so she returns to confront them.Great artwork, punchy and action packed. Green and team have relaunched Supergirl for a new era.

A preface; I had limited experience with DC Comics for the most part outside of the games, the middling in quality DCEU movies and the awful CW Arrowverse shows (Supergirl in particular for this example which ruined my perception of these characters). It wasn't until watching a video on said series by Friendly Space Ninja did I decide to give the comics a go.I'm glad I did, as so far I've had a great time with this one! It did a better job at setting Kara apart for Kal El, showing her struggle to come to terms with the death of her planet. Really has me invested in reading more

Just really well done all round. Good story and an interesting concept for a superhero who has not been dealt with as well previously.

I love this product so much. As a supergirl fan I loved reading this comic and highly recommend it to anyone who like supergirl.

I really enjoyed this one, an interesting and fresh take on the origin story of Supergirl

Not as good as i expected, but decent.

One of my favourite female heroes, it's about Kara Zor El or as she will be known as Supergirl just coming to Earth, confused and refusing to believe the man wearing her family's crest is her cousin (who she held as an infant three days ago) or that her home Krypton is destroyed.A good book as Kara tries to understand the circumstance she is placed in while dealing with her newfoudn powers and being chased by a mysterious organisation who wants to examine this new alien girl.

The first comic that i managed to see to the end because it was so full of action and intensity plus the art was mega