Supergirl #[nn]

In "Cat's Paw," Supergirl [Matrix/Linda Danvers] confronts a chilling truth: the memories she’s lived are not her own, but those of a woman she never was. As she grapples with the weight of Linda Danvers’ past, Supergirl must stop a demon’s return and face the unsettling reality of who she truly is now. With help from Fred Danvers, Sylvia Danvers, and the enigmatic Chakat, she steps into a new identity—one shaped by what she’s learned, not just what she remembers.

In "And No Dawn To Follow The Darkness," Supergirl [Matrix/Linda Danvers] races to stop Gorilla Grodd’s sinister plan in Leesburg, where the Heart of Darkness is turning the town’s residents into monstrous forms—leaving only Sylvia Danvers untouched. As Supergirl confronts the spreading chaos, she finds herself succumbing to the same dark transformation, forcing her to battle her own unraveling mind while the city descends into primal fury.

In the aftermath of the Final Night, Supergirl [Matrix/Linda Danvers] is shaken to her core when a blood-soaked nametag belonging to her father, Fred Danvers, is dropped by a boy with a baseball bat—only to be caught mid-fall by the boy’s friend, Buzz. As the city reels from chaos, a mysterious figure named Wally and a grieving Sylvia Danvers appear, while a sinister presence looms in the shadows, hinted at by the sudden arrival of Gorilla Grodd and the unsettling presence of Reverend Varvel.

In "Trust Fund," Supergirl [Matrix; Linda Danvers] and Superman [Clark Kent; Kal-El] find themselves navigating a web of deception when Rampage [Karen Lou Faulkner] is framed by her secretary—unaware that the woman they’re chasing is actually her in disguise. With the help of Richard Malverne, Sylvia Danvers, and Fred Danvers, the duo must unravel the truth before Rampage’s secret identity and a dangerous scheme involving Buzz (villain) and Christine Bruckner spiral out of control.

In "Art History," Supergirl [Matrix/Linda Danvers] delves into her past through Linda’s artwork, uncovering memories she’d rather not face. Meanwhile, Sylvia Danvers tries to set Linda up on a blind date, adding a layer of awkward tension to an already complicated week.