Power Girl #14
Power Girl » Power Girl #14 - Bomb Squad: Part One released by DC Comics on September 1, 2010.
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Even Power Girl has bad days 1
Power Girl have seen better days. A friend of hers rob her company blind leaving it bankrupt, and Kara (like almost everyone in the superhero department) loses their memory on who Maxwell Lord is. Oh, and she has to save New York. That's nothing new right? Pros: Life can't always go Power Girl's way, and this issue proves this somewhat. Kara is frustrated knowing that her company is in bankrupt thanks supposedly by Donna, someone who Kara trusted. Not only that, but she has to stop this uniqu...
6 out of 6 found this review helpful. -
Glad I Stayed Aboard 2
They may not be Palmiotti, Gray, and Conner, but Judd Winick and Sami Basri have convinced me to keep this book on my pull list. The tone may be different, but they still show that they can continue the great development of Power Girl from "Earth-2 Superman's cousin" to "great hero in her own right." Basri's art really stands apart from the other books on the shelf. I've gotten used to how he wants to draw Karen, and I like it. She dominates the panels, her blue eyes are really vivid (a...
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Why do we fall down? 0
Speedy review: This is issue number 2 of the Winick/Basri run on Power Girl and I, who was a huge fan of the previous team, am happy to say that this creative team is killin' it! I will start off with a huge resounding plea for all to go pick up this series. Those of you who avoided it previously because of the lack of connection to current DC happenings this book is tied in to Generation Lost. Not so much that you would have to buy that if you didn't want to though. Also, those wh...
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Power Girl has met her match. 0
Story: The story starts off with Power Girl getting beaten to a pulp by somehting big and purple and she is losing baddly. But that doesn't come until later, right now she is getting beaten to a pulp financial wise. Kara's whole business is getting taken over and she has lost all control because a former worker Donna stole 50 million dollars. Randall Mikavic is making arms deals. He wants to buy this weapon that can destroy an entire city but the supplier doesn't know exactly what it does. It ac...
3 out of 3 found this review helpful.
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