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[[caption-width-right:350:"Stop this. Let me help you. My father may have abandoned you... But I never will."]]
->It's time to finalize our agreement. Superman died. You came to us, looking to carry on the work your late cousin began. But your powers were gone. I said I'd help you restore them. I did. Now comes your end of the deal.
-->-- '''Dr. Chase'''
''Supergirl'' is a comic-book series featuring ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}'', and the character's seventh ongoing series. Published by DC Comics in 2016 as part of their ''ComicBook/DCRebirth'' initiative and part of the ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'' universe, it was initially written by Steve Orlando. It redefines ''Supergirl'' and her place in the New 52 universe after the events of ''ComicBook/TheFinalDaysOfSuperman''. It is also a direct sequel to ''ComicBook/Supergirl2011'', which ended with Kara Zor-El being depowered due to unknown reasons, andthe first run takes inspiration from the ''Series/Supergirl2015''.
Before dying in ''ComicBook/TheFinalDaysOfSuperman'', Superman entrusted Supergirl with protecting Earth. After her cousin's death, Kara Zor-El turns to the shadowy organization known as the DEO (Department of Extranormal Operations) to restore her lost powers once and for all as she ponders her place on Earth and wonders if she truly belongs on Krypton. But as a fateful experiment sends her rocketing toward the sun, disaster strikes at home in the form of the lost Kryptonian werewolf Lar-On!
''Supergirl vol. 7'' proper starts out right after the ''Rebirth'' issue with the ''Reign of the Cyborg Supermen'' story arc. Supergirl is having trouble adjusting to life on Earth and would rather be back on Krypton. The sudden return of Cyborg Superman and his offer to bring Krypton back will complicate matters even more so.
->It's time to finalize our agreement. Superman died. You came to us, looking to carry on the work your late cousin began. But your powers were gone. I said I'd help you restore them. I did. Now comes your end of the deal.
-->-- '''Dr. Chase'''
''Supergirl'' is a comic-book series featuring ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}'', and the character's seventh ongoing series. Published by DC Comics in 2016 as part of their ''ComicBook/DCRebirth'' initiative and part of the ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'' universe, it was initially written by Steve Orlando. It redefines ''Supergirl'' and her place in the New 52 universe after the events of ''ComicBook/TheFinalDaysOfSuperman''. It is also a direct sequel to ''ComicBook/Supergirl2011'', which ended with Kara Zor-El being depowered due to unknown reasons, andthe first run takes inspiration from the ''Series/Supergirl2015''.
Before dying in ''ComicBook/TheFinalDaysOfSuperman'', Superman entrusted Supergirl with protecting Earth. After her cousin's death, Kara Zor-El turns to the shadowy organization known as the DEO (Department of Extranormal Operations) to restore her lost powers once and for all as she ponders her place on Earth and wonders if she truly belongs on Krypton. But as a fateful experiment sends her rocketing toward the sun, disaster strikes at home in the form of the lost Kryptonian werewolf Lar-On!
''Supergirl vol. 7'' proper starts out right after the ''Rebirth'' issue with the ''Reign of the Cyborg Supermen'' story arc. Supergirl is having trouble adjusting to life on Earth and would rather be back on Krypton. The sudden return of Cyborg Superman and his offer to bring Krypton back will complicate matters even more so.
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->''"Stop this. Let me help you. My father may have abandoned you... But I never will.
->It's time to finalize our agreement. Superman died. You came to us, looking to carry on the work your late cousin began. But your powers were gone. I said I'd help you restore them. I did. Now comes your end of the deal.
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''Supergirl'' is a comic-book series featuring ''ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}'', and the character's
''Supergirl (2016)'' was ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}'s seventh
At the end, ''Supergirl (Volume 7)'' was cancelled as of issue #42 (August, 2020), thusly ending a fifteen-year-long era where Supergirl always had an ongoing title on the shelves (saving brief hiatus).
The book features three well defined eras:
* Steve Orlando's run
Before dying in
''Supergirl vol. 7'' proper
* Marc Andreyko's run (issues #21-36): Completely drops the
* Jody Houser's run (issues #37-42): Deals with Kara becoming one of the Infected, and the aftermath from getting cured from her Jokerization. The final two issues were released as digital-only, although they would
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!!Supergirl (2016) story arcs with their own pages include:
* ''[[ComicBook/EscapeFromThePhantomZone Supergirl #9-11: Escape from the Phantom Zone]]''
* ''[[ComicBook/TheKillersOfKrypton Supergirl #21-33: The Killers of Krypton]]''
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* ''[[ComicBook/EscapeFromThePhantomZone Supergirl #9-11: Escape from the Phantom Zone]]''
* ''[[ComicBook/TheKillersOfKrypton Supergirl #21-33: The Killers of Krypton]]''
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* MakeMeWannaShout: Kara is trapped inside a contraption which adapts to her skills. She cannot break free until she realizes she can hear the machine, which means its adaptive cells speak to each other on a specific frequency. Supergirl isolates the sound and then she shouts, flooding the air with the same frequency the adaptive cells use to coordinate countermeasures, deafeaning them so they cannot work together to adapt to her.
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* SuperScream: Kara is trapped inside a contraption which adapts to her skills. She cannot break free until she realizes she can hear the machine, which means its adaptive cells speak to each other on a specific frequency. Supergirl isolates the sound and then she shouts, flooding the air with the same frequency the adaptive cells use to coordinate countermeasures, deafeaning them so they cannot work together to adapt to her.
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** In ''Supergirl'' 1, Kara fights the Kryptonian werewolf Lar-On, who first appeared in World's Finest #256 way back in 1979.
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** In ''Supergirl'' 1, Kara fights the Kryptonian werewolf Lar-On, who first appeared in World's Finest ''ComicBook/WorldsFinest1941'' #256 way back in 1979.(1979).
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** A Zone portal opening up accidentally, and the fight eventually taking all fighters to the sunny side of the planet is reminiscent of Lar-On's first appearance in World's Finest #256.
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** A Zone portal opening up accidentally, and the fight eventually taking all fighters to the sunny side of the planet is reminiscent of Lar-On's first appearance in World's Finest ''ComicBook/WorldsFinest1941'' #256.
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* NighttimeTransformation: Lar-On, a Kryptonian werewolf who first appeared in ''World's Finest'' #256, automatically and unwillingly changed shape at night until he learned how to control his transformation.
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* NighttimeTransformation: Lar-On, a Kryptonian werewolf who first appeared in ''World's Finest'' ''ComicBook/WorldsFinest1941'' #256, automatically and unwillingly changed shape at night until he learned how to control his transformation.
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* BrainwashResidue: In the final two issues, Kara has managed to shake off The Batman Who Laughs' brainwashing which turned her into a cackling, lunatic Jokerized monster. However, she still suffers from hallucinations where she becomes the Infected Supergirl again.
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* AbortedArc: The ''ComicBook/YearOfTheVillain''/''Event Leviathan'' tie-in was completely hijacked by the ''Infected'' arc after its first issue and wasn't returned to before the series ended. The plot threads that Jeremiah was fighting against Leviathan and that Eliza [[HeelFaceTurn possibly joined them against him]] were left unresolved.
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* AbortedArc: The ''ComicBook/YearOfTheVillain''/''Event ''ComicBook/DCYearOfTheVillain''/''Event Leviathan'' tie-in was completely hijacked by the ''Infected'' arc after its first second issue and wasn't returned to before the series ended. The plot threads that Jeremiah was fighting against Leviathan and that Eliza [[HeelFaceTurn possibly joined them against him]] were left unresolved.
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* AbortedArc: The ''ComicBook/YearOfTheVillain''/''Event Leviathan'' tie-in was completely hijacked by the ''Infected'' arc after its first issue and wasn't returned to before the series ended. The plot threads that Jeremiah was fighting against Leviathan and that Eliza [[HeelFaceTurn possibly joined them against him]] were left unresolved.
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* EmergencyTransformation: A villain Kara gets into a fight with ends up critically injured and left behind in his collapsing lair. He manages to survive by fusing with a gelatinous alien creature, gaining shape-shifting, strength to match Supergirl, and the ability to directly interface and hack into any technology, like Kryptonian data crystals.
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** DarkChick: Selena, a scantily-clad, flirty, powerful sorceress with a snarky sense of humor and absolutely no loyalty to her "teammates".
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** DarkChick: DarkMagicalGirl: Selena, a scantily-clad, flirty, powerful sorceress with a snarky sense of humor and absolutely no loyalty to her "teammates".
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* JourneyToTheCenterOfTheMind: Kara travels into Lar-On's mind and explores his memories to find the source of his anger, which would allow him to control his werewolf transformation.
