I'll let you guys go first.

i love amandas pg i have no flaws with her cept maybe she makes all the females faces very simular.

no cons all pros, she did PG the best of any dc artist and does brilliant expressions of emotions.

There's absolutely nothing wrong with Conner's PG.

@LoganRogue24 said:

i love amandas pg i have no flaws with her cept maybe she makes all the females faces very simular.

I'll agree to this, a lot of the female faces did seem very similar in those comics. But in the end who really cares.. put Hank Pym, Clint Barton, and Steve Rodgers in a room with no costume on you can't tell them apart depending on who's drawing them.

It was a great series, had a bit of everything.

My favorite rendition of Power Girl by far. Not just the art, but the entire 12 issue run was fantastic all around. It wasn't an amazing epic drama or anything, but it was what very few series seem to be these days: fun.

i agree with ravager4.

Gray/Palmiotti/Conner's run is DC's answer to Marvel's "The Sensational She-Hulk", sans 4th-wall breaking. When Winick took over the book, it was more like Brian Reed's Ms. Marvel.

There were better characterizations by various artists in her JLE/JLI days. Connor's PG has good points but she is not my favorite. I don't like the "piping" all over her costume - makes it look like reinforced underwear. Connor draws PG's face too cute and doll-like. Her legs look like plastic Barbie-doll lets. Connor's PG lacks character, though she draws her with the right type of physique. Connor's art is also often sloppy or horribly fudged.

Pros: It's Perfect

Cons: It's over

@Ravager4 said:

My favorite rendition of Power Girl by far. Not just the art, but the entire 12 issue run was fantastic all around. It wasn't an amazing epic drama or anything, but it was what very few series seem to be these days: fun.

So much truth in one post.