Supergirl: Identity #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects the final issues of the 2008 Supergirl series, wrapping up the 'Identity' story arc. It follows Kara Zor-El as she struggles to define her own path on Earth while dealing with threats like the villainous Comet and the machinations of the organization known as the Council. The collection includes issues #35-40 of the series, written by Sterling Gates with art by Jamal Igle and others.
In "Rock On!", Supergirl finds herself at a high-energy superhero-themed rave, where the beat drops just as a battle erupts between Terra and a mysterious Empathosaur. Forced into the fray, she struggles to face the creature’s emotional attacks—especially when it conjures visions of her father—before rallying with Terra to send the beast back to the earth. Later, she shares the night’s chaos with Captain Boomerang, Jr., who invites her out for a real night on the town.
In "Fish Out of Water," Supergirl and Grace Choi go undercover on a yacht, only to be captured by a crew of super-powered pirates. Trapped among the Shark Pirates, Kara is haunted by a mermaid-like creature in agony—and a painful memory from Krypton resurfaces. When Grace asks her to end the creature’s suffering, Kara hesitates, torn between duty and compassion. Just as the pirates close in, a new hero arrives to save her.
In "Love at First Fight," Supergirl wakes up healed in S.T.A.R. Labs, where Lois urges her to speak with Clark. As she and Power Boy team up to stop a hurricane in Mexico, their growing connection sparks amid chaos—until Dark Angel and a mysterious force ambush them. When the fight reignites, Kara’s past shadows resurface, testing her control and pushing her toward a moment that could change everything.
In "Special," Supergirl and Power Boy share a quiet moment of connection before a sudden threat pulls them apart. When Power Boy receives a desperate call from Captain Boomerang, Jr., the mystery deepens—Supergirl soon discovers that Batgirl and the League of Assassins are targeting her, leading to a shocking confrontation where Kara’s own body betrays her with sudden crystal spines. As the truth unfolds, the line between ally and enemy blurs, and Power Boy finds himself drawn into a web of secrets tied to the woman he cares for.
In "Love the Ones We Hurt," Supergirl finds herself tangled in a volatile romance with Power Boy, whose obsession with her runs deeper than she ever imagined. When he reveals his Apokoliptian origins and the twisted path that brought him to Earth, their connection turns dangerous—especially as a mysterious threat looms, tied to Dark Angel and the enigmatic Felix Faust.
In a haunting flashback, Supergirl confronts a shocking revelation when "Zor-El" reveals the hidden truth behind Krypton’s fall—how the Phantom Zone’s corruption reached deep into the planet’s heart, infecting even the most loyal. As memories of her parents, her sister Alura, and the desperate choices made in the face of doom surface, Kara must grapple with a past that challenges everything she thought she knew about her lineage and the fate of her people.
In a haunting vision born of isolation, Supergirl confronts a twisted Earth where the sun burns red and her closest allies—Robin, Wonder Girl, and even Superman—turn against her, their forms warped by phantom forces from the Zone. As she fights back with the crystalline energy within her, she must decide whether to trust the one who claims to be the real Superman—or the new Supergirl who arrives with a shocking claim.
In "Little Miss Perfect," a mysterious figure claiming to be the true Supergirl challenges Kara Zor-El, forcing her to question her identity. As the impostor absorbs her, Kara shatters the illusion—only to face a deeper test orchestrated by Dark Angel, with the help of a Monitor who reveals the truth behind her memories and her place in this world.
In "Goodbye, Hello," Supergirl faces a haunting encounter with Pariah in the void of space, where he reveals a chilling connection to impending catastrophe and hints at her pivotal role in what’s to come. Back on Earth, she reconnects with old allies—Boomer, Grace, Cassie, Power Girl, and Streaky—navigating personal moments and quiet tensions, even as she finally finds the courage to speak with Clark.
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