Power Girl #19
Power Girl » Power Girl #19 - One Step Forward - Two Steps Back released by DC Comics on February 1, 2011.
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Cuz, you did go for a groin kick on a ten ton robot. 1
I’m sorry Power Girl, but you’re not making any sense. Ted Kord shot himself! Lex Luthor hijacked the Omac Project! This Max Lord character you’re talking about doesn’t exist! Everyone here at Comicvine knows this. You’re probably still in shock from losing your company, your friend and having to fight your clone. But if you still insist on going on about this then go ahead in the pages of Power Girl #19. But I promises you PG, you’ll only find out that what I’m saying is true. Cover There ...
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Even though on the cover they were only mentioned 0
Cover The cover is the same art that is the comic which is really rare. If you are a Justice League Generation Lost Fan then this cover will make you want to pick this issue up. But as you read this issue you can see those fans are going to be disappointed because they were really not in it just mentioned. Story Power girl tell her times with the old JLI and how Max was her friend. She tells everyone now he is evil and has erased everyone’s memories except hers, Booster Gold, Captain Atom, Fire...
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So who's Maxwell Lord again? 0
With almost the entire superhero community having not a single clue on who is Maxwell Lord, how is Power Girl going to convince her friends to take action towards him? Pros: What's different from Jimmy Palmiotti's run with Power Girl from Judd Winick is that Winick has been on a serious route with the reintroduction of Maxwell Lord. Winick isn't all serious, adding some brief humor moment in the beginning before getting to the main topic at hand. It's one thing that Power Girl is trying to conv...
2 out of 2 found this review helpful.
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