Supergirl #2
This volume collects issues #9-14 of the 2017 Supergirl series, continuing Kara Zor-El's adventures as she navigates life on Earth while dealing with threats both cosmic and personal. Written by Steve Orlando with art by Brian Ching and others, the story arc sees Supergirl facing off against the deadly Worldkillers and exploring her Kryptonian heritage.
In "Hidden Things," Supergirl faces a quiet but urgent mystery as she grapples with her growing concern for Sylvia Danvers, even as a mysterious force looms over an isolated island. Written by Peter David and illustrated by Leonard Kirk, with inks by Cam Smith and vibrant colors by Gene D'Angelo and Digital Chameleon, this 2017 issue captures a tense moment of hesitation and unseen danger. The cover by Gary Frank and Cam Smith perfectly frames the story’s looming unease.
In "Sound And Fury," Supergirl [Linda Danvers] inadvertently sets free Silver Banshee [Siobahn McDougal], who stumbles through Leesburg in a disoriented haze—until a violent police confrontation snaps her back to her true self, unleashing a storm of rage and power. As tensions rise and old wounds surface, the city teeters on the edge of chaos, with the lives of those around her—Cutter Sharp, Andy Jones, Mattie Harcourt, Fred Danvers, Sylvia Danvers, Reverend Varvel, and Wally—caught in the crossfire.
In "Cries in the Darkness," Supergirl [Linda Danvers] confronts Silver Banshee as she’s possessed by the spirit of Mattie Harcourt, driven by a deadly vendetta against the man who killed her brother. With emotions running high and the past echoing in the shadows, Supergirl must navigate a battle not just of strength, but of memory and loss. Meanwhile, a quiet miracle unfolds—Richard Malverne’s cancer is gone, just as promised.
In "Things Best Left Forgotten," Supergirl [Linda Danvers] grapples with lingering doubts as she watches Cerne the Millennium Giant close in on a remote island, while the reincarnated Cassandra observes from the shadows. Torn between her instincts and the weight of past choices, she hesitates—especially when her concern for Sylvia Danvers pulls her toward intervention.
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↩ Reprints Supergirl #10 (1997), Supergirl #11 (1997), Supergirl #12 (1997), Supergirl #13 (1997), Supergirl #14 (1997), Supergirl Annual #2 (1997), Supergirl #15 (1997), Supergirl #16 (1997), Supergirl #17 (1998), Supergirl #18 (1998), Supergirl #19 (1998), Supergirl #20 (1998)
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