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product_id: 6515904
title: "Supergirl Vol. 2: Candor Paperback – March 7, 2007"
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# Supergirl Vol. 2: Candor Paperback – March 7, 2007

**Brand:** greg ruckamark verheidenjoe kellyian churchill
**Price:** € 37.78
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- **What is this?** Supergirl Vol. 2: Candor Paperback – March 7, 2007 by greg ruckamark verheidenjoe kellyian churchill
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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Super underated title
*by K***K on May 19, 2010*

This is a great collection. Supergirl is an underated DC Comics title. It recently hit issue 50 with little fanfare. Great title though and frequent appearances of Superman, Power Girl, and Batman. Recommended.

### ⭐⭐⭐ Great art, very confusing story
*by A***D on June 9, 2007*

Title says it all. As the other Supergirl books, it's beautiful art. However, the book takes place halfway between the recent Crisis and then it has a very abrupt shift in story in the middle of the book and it makes it hard to pick back up.

### ⭐⭐ A disjointed series of cross-over confusion
*by Z***N on August 23, 2010*

Right here we have a lot of what is wrong about modern American comics. Too many cross-over events, too many inter-company continuity adjusting...it seems almost impossible to simply pick up a tradepaper back and enjoy a good story.I have always loved the character Supergirl, and though I was out of the loop for American comics for the past few years, I have been slowly picking up some of the older series. I really enjoyed the re-introduction of Kara Zor-El in Superman/Batman, Vol. 2: Supergirl, and her storyline in Supergirl and the Legion of Super-Heroes. I wanted to give her solo series a shot, and so I picked up Supergirl Vol. 1: Power which was pretty good, although the clichéd "bad girl" version made an appearance...right there is a sure sign of an author who doesn't know what to do with a character...ooooo...make them evil!I was looking forward to seeing the series develop, though, so I picked up this next volume, "Supergirl: Candor" and I got...a mess.To start off with, this is an incredibly disjoined volume collecting stories "featuring" Supergirl but not a continuation of the "Supergirl" monthly comic. Collected here are "Superman/Batman #27," "Superman #223," "JLA #122-123," "JSA:Classified #2" and finally "Supergirl #6-9." Just as many of the stories focus on Power Girl as opposed to Supergirl and the Maid of Might is often just the sidekick.If you aren't familiar with ongoing DCU continuity, you are going to get lost and fast. Supergirl goes from being attacked by OMACs (pre-Infinite Crisis) and agreeing to go into space with a resurrected Donna Troy to joining Superman in his Fortress of Solitude (in the Amazon jungle? Huh?) where she fights someone called Blackstar who is the part of some future battle we don't see the continuation of. Then there is one random story set on Earth-2 where Superman and Batman change bodies with Power Girl and the Huntress; Supergirl doesn't pop up in that story even in a cameo.As to the three issues that are actually from the ongoing monthly...they make no sense either. By now we are at the "One Year Later" storyline, and for inexplicable reasons Power Girl and Supergirl are inside the Bottle City of Kandor fighting against Earth-3's Ultraman who is alive and kicking for some reason...Some of the individual stories in "Supergirl: Candor" were OK (mainly the Power Girl stories, to be honest), but without context too many of them are just confusing and frustrating. I don't know why they packed so many different comics together here instead of just continuing the ongoing "Supergirl" series which is the expected route for trade paperback collections.It looks like with the next collection, Supergirl Vol. 3: Identity the series gets back on track, but this collection could easily be missed.

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