By rss@youtube.com (Daxamite04) Author: Daxamite04 Keywords: Superman New Krypton DC Comics Kandor superhero Kal-E komiksy comic Supergirl super man of steel Clark Kent Justice League Batman Doomsday Added: April 1, 2009

By rss@youtube.com (TEKO8827) This is my third Lois & Clark: Superman, The Man of Steel opening credit with the theme from the original Lois & Clark TV theme . In this season I'm introducing Sara Paxton as Kara Kent, Superman's cousin from Krypton but she is not known as Supergirl yet. This season Superman has to de...

By rss@youtube.com (batmanfanforever08) this is my seventh video and first Kingdom tribute. i put Mari Grayson, Nightstar, in here just for fun. Also featuring Batman, Ibn al Xuffasch aka Damian Wayne, Supergirl, Batgirl aka Cassandra Cain, Superman, Starfire, Nightwing aka Red Robin, Robin aka Tim Drake, Talia Head, and sever...

By rss@youtube.com (WarnerBrosOnline) Smallville: Season Seven on DVD and Blu-Ray September 9th! When Clark's cousin Kara (Supergirl) arrives on the scene, Clark advises her to keep a low profile and master her powers, but Kara has other ideas and becomes the focus of Lex Luthor's powerlust. Does Lana Lang prefer Bizarro to th...

By rss@youtube.com (pepeloco999) The Girl of Steel faces one of the most powerful monsters in DC comics' history: Doomsday. The monster that killed Superman. Needless to say, Kara is more than a little ticked off about the last part, though I'm sure that trying to survive this fight might be a more pressing concern for her tha...

By rss@youtube.com (superheroinelinks) on stage in Metropolis 2008 showing off. Teasin and pleasin us! Author: superheroinelinks Keywords: supergirl superbabe superwoman superhero superheroine superman Metropolis 2008 Added: June 20, 2008

By rss@youtube.com (bugzxbunni) My first ever Chlark video. Kind of, sort of, rubbish. Haha. First time using Sony Vegas too. Anyway I personally think this song is great for Chloe & Clark! Didn't have many clips to work from, which was kind of a bummer. Need to work on getting some more. Clip credit goes to Linda and her site ht...

By joshmc Based the outfit off my Superman re-design, although made it slightly different to represent her side of the family. This was originally gonna have Brandon Routh’s Superman as well in the manip but the lack of decent size images from Superman Returns put a dampener on that idea. Probably ab...

By Tim Barribeau Originally, Power Girl was the Earth-2 version of Supergirl, a cousin to Superman who arrived long after he did, but with the same sort of powers. However, after the aforementioned Crisis on Infinite Earths, there was no more Earth-2, nor had there ever been. However, Power Girl existed on...

Diamond Comics has released the list of comic books and other items shipping this week. Here are the Superman related items in that list... SUPERGIRL #47 SUPERMAN/BATMAN #66 (BLACKEST NIGHT) SHOWCASE PRESENTS: DC COMICS PRESENTS - SUPERMAN TEAM-UPS VOL 01 TP

By nerdblog Tulsa-born writer Sterling Gates is joined by two Supergirl superstars for “Supergirl” No. 50.  Artwork from the late Michael Turner will be the cover of “Supergirl” No. 50.  A back-up story will be written by “Supergirl” actress Helen Slater and Jake Black. 

By J. Caleb Mozzocco —Check out what Frisch had to say about sales on Justice League of America, which is still DC’s top book that doesn’t feature a Bat-person or a Green Lantern fighting zombies: 2.) Batman Dick Grayson 3.) Batwoman 4.) Superman 5.) Red Robin 6.) Batgirl 7.) Supergirl

Monday at 2 AM on the DXD, it's part two of "Legacy", the finale to "Superman: The Animated Series". Superman and Supergirl are branded traitors. It's Lois Lane to the rescue. Superman has his first knock-down drag-out take-no-prisoners kick-butt extravaganza of a fight with Darkseid in t...

The following products are expected to ship to comic book specialty stores this week. Note that this list is tentative and subject to change. Please check with your retailer for availability. ACTION COMICS #883 SUPERGIRL: WHO IS SUPERWOMAN TP SUPERMAN: RED SON DELUXE EDITION HC

By conor@ifanboy.com Growing up with the John Byrne version of Superman, I was used to there being no real Supergirl, no Krypto, a sterile Krypton, and Clark never having grown up with Lex Luthor. Over time, I know that most of these elements were reintroduced but I thought one thing remained constant: Superman...

Actor Marc McClure (Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen) Joins the Super Cruise! In addition to starring as Jimmy Olsen in all four Christopher Reeve Superman films, as well as Supergirl, Marc was also featured in another famous movie series as Dave McFly in the Back to the Future films.

By steve@supermanhomepage.com (Superman Homepage) Episode 58 of the Superman Homepage broadcast "Radio K.A.L" - Steve and Neal discuss "Smallville Season 9" so far, "Society" and "Idol" episodes of Smallville, Superman comic books, Supergirl comic book, Blackest Night, Superman comics in 2010, sequel to "Public Enemies", and more! Al...

Newsarama's "10 Answers and One Question" with Dan DiDio touches on "Adventure Comics", "Superman/Batman Annual" and how Paul Levitz fits into it all... DiDio: It'll be handled by the writers who are currently involved in the "Superman", "Action" and "Supergirl" storylines.

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By G-Man There's no firm word on what exactly the plot will center on.  Most likely it would continue with another of Jeph Loeb's stories from the Superman/Batman comic .  Perhaps they'll cover the debut of the current Supergirl ?   If it were up to you, what Superman/Batman storyline would you choo...

By Todd For issue 16, Supergirl would be joining the team and the logo, which once again brought the problem of a very long title. I submitted this version, increasing the logo to three lines, with SUPERGIRL in the same style as SUPER-HEROES, putting AND THE in the style of OF.

By nerdblog Old Man Logan concludes, Geoff Johns shares Superman’s secret origin, the hunt for Reactron continues in Supergirl 45 and Spider-Woman stars in her own series. Stay tuned til the end for Kyle’s surprising pick of the week! Old Man Logan concludes, Geoff Johns shares Superman’s secret or...

By J. Caleb Mozzocco Batman: The Brave and the Bold #9: It’s a comic perfect for fans of both Secret Six and Supergirl: Cosmic Adventures in the Eighth Grade! There aren’t too many of those, are there? Batman teams up with Catman, in this issue by the Cosmic Adventures creative team of Landry Walker and Eric Jon...

By Aris Iliopoulos Supergirl: Great art by Amanda, she really amps up the cute factor. As much as I love what Gale and Igle are doing, I really would like more of this version of Supergirl. 9 out of 10 Wonder Woman: Great art, but I am completely lost. 4 out of 10

By nerdblog Blackest Night Superman #1: I’ve heard mixed reviews on this one, and I can see why.  Overall, I thought James Robinson’s Superman tie-in to Blackest Night worked, but the hickery of Smallville was a little over the top.  Also, the Supergirl/New Krypton pages seemed very crammed, whereas...

By dclebeau The premise is this: On New Krypton, a Kryptonian assassin made what appears to be a successful attempt on General Zod’s life.  After which, he fled to earth with Superman and Supergirl in pursuit.  With tensions between earth and New Krypton at an all-time high, the arrival of three Krypto...

By DS Arsenault The Story: Supergirl and Robin (Tim Drake) meet for lunch and reminisce about their first adventure together. The book then flashbacks to them being left alone in Gotham by Batman and Superman and having to respond to a prison break in Arkham. The inhabitants of Arkham are never people that...

By nerdblog Review: Supergirl 34DVD review: Smallville, The Complete Seventh Season“Smallville” renewed; Lex Luthor leaving? Wired has a writeup on the life and career of George Reeves, who was Superman to a generation of kids.   While much has been made of the mystery of Reeves’ demise — includin...

By steve@supermanhomepage.com (Superman Homepage) Episode 53 of the Superman Homepage broadcast "Radio K.A.L" - Steve and Neal discuss the "Smallville" Season 8 finale, "Smallville" moving to Fridays for Season 9, "Public Enemies" teaser trailer, Superman and Supergirl comics, Superboy returns, Trinity, the 2009 Superman Celebrati...

By Andrew Hickey That’s Really Super, Supergirl by XTC is off what is possibly XTC’s most consistent album, Skylarking. Holly loved this one til she realised it really was about, as she put it, “Supergirl’s emo boyfriend”. I love it *because* of that… Animal Man by Kim Fowley is as silly as you’d imagine.

By Chris Marshall Fantagraphics for June Superman: The Coming Of Atlas HC Supergirl: Way Of The World TP The Comic Book Podcast Companion Captain America Fighting Chance Vol 1 DC Comics Classics Library JLA by George Perez Vol 1 HC Superman and The Legion of Super-Heroes Wonder Woman Amazons Attack

By ComicList Action Comics #876, $2.99 Air #8, $2.99 Batman Black & White Statue Special Edition Gotham Knight 2, $75.00 Batman Lovers And Madmen TP, $14.99 Casey Blue Beyond Tomorrow TP, $19.99 DMZ #41, $2.99 Fables #83 (Great Fables Crossover Part 1), $2.99 Green Arrow Black Canary #19, $2.99 JSA HC Vol 4 Thy Kingdom Come Part 3, $24.99 Mysterius The Unfathomable #4 (of 6), $2.99 Oracle #2 (of 3)(Batman Battle For The Cowl Tie-In), $2.99 REBELS #3, $2.99 Super Friends #14, $2.50 Supergirl Way Of The World TP, $17.99 Superman Batman #58, $2.99 Superman The Coming Of Atlas HC, $19.99 Tiny Titans #15, $2.50 Trinity #46, $2.99 Vigilante #5 (Deathtrap Part 2), $2.99 World Of Warcraft #18, $2.99 X-Files #6 (of 6), $3.50 Young Magician TP Vol 13 (resolicited), $9.99   [read the full post]

By ComicList Derec Donovan: Derec is a veteren artist in the comic book industry, and has worked for Marvel Comics and DC Comics on books such as Superman, Spider-Man, Jubilee, Robin and Connor Hawke. He is currently the regular artist on Youngblood at Image Comics. Dennis Calero: Superstar Comic Book Artist. Credits include: X-Men: Noir, X-Factor, Star Trek: The Next Generation, Supergirl and the Legion of Superheroes, Sliders, Magic: The Gathering, Fallen Angel, Supergirl and Countdown to Final Crisis. Derec Donovan: Derec is a veteren artist in the comic book industry, and has worked for Marvel Comics and DC Comics on books such as Superman, Spider-Man, Jubilee, Robin and Connor Hawke. He is currently the regular artist on Youngblood at Image C...   [read the full post]

 CA by Dan Phillips March 18, 2009 - Now that Greg Rucka's Action Comics and Superman: World of New Krypton have finally kicked off, it can no longer really be said that Supergirl is the only Superman book currently exploring what one would call its own ...

By ComicList Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Action Comics #873 DC Comics Johns, Woods, Guedes & Magalhaes Eventually Superman’s Aunt unveils her escape plan and the city of Kandor finds some peace. Supergirl goes with her mother. The issue wraps up with a look around at those that remain. Superman still mourns the death of Pa Kent. Brainiac seems to be functioning. Mon-El is seen holding back some villains in the Phantom Zone and there are some others that we see. The issue has two epilogues; both involve the reveal that Superman has more enemies out there ready to strike. Some he knows of already but others he doesn’t. The glimpse at these villains makes the fight involving Kandor seem very small and uninteresting.   [read the full post]

By nerdblog “Superman/Batman” No. 8, written by Jeph Loeb (“Batman”) with art by Michael Turner (“Fathom”) holds down the No. 3 spot. This issue introduced the new Supergirl. The remainder of the top 10 include “Superman” No. 206, “Superman/Batman” No. 10, “Identity Crisis” No. 2, “Superman” No. 206 and “S...

By ComicList Brandon Borzelli's Geek Goggle Reviews Supergirl #36 DC Comics Gates, Igle & Champagne Part Eight in the New Krypton arc sees one of the main Kryptonians “die” which only fuels the divide among the Kryptonians. The comic’s real story here is outlining the failures of Superman and Supergirl to assimilate the people of Kandor to Earth. The comic sets up an ugly ending that probably means more Zod. Original post blogged on ComicList.   [read the full post]

By ComicList Any signs yet of the financial crisis affecting the periodical direct market in October? No, not really. Thanks to several high-profile books that weren’t published in September coming out again, DC Comics’ average periodical sales jumped back up, as expected. The publisher’s DC Universe line continued to be dominated by the blockbuster events Final Crisis and “Batman RIP” and their numerous spin-off and tie-in titles. In other news, Pa Kent died, Supergirl got another new creative team and Superman kicked off the “New Krypton” crossover, with modest results. In terms of new launches, there were Terror Titans, Vixen and, um, Superman & Batman vs. Vampires & Werewolves, none of which charted very highly, unsurprisingly. Bri...   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) Synopsis: We begin with Clark and Martha visiting Jonathon’s grave during a rainy day. Clark offers to fly Ma the rest of the way to Pa Kent’s grave. Martha tells Clark that he is not Superman today. Today Clark is Jonathon Kent’s son. Martha says that they will walk to Jonathon’s grave. Clark responds that if Ma is out in the rain that she might…Martha then cuts Clark off and snaps that she and Jonathon once worked a field through a thunder storm in order to make a deadline with the grain inspector. Allura snidely asks if Superman really thinks that she is going to hand over any of their people. Supergirl urges her mom to do so stating that Superman is right. Allura snaps for Supergirl to hold her tongue. Allura then tells Superman that the villains are ali...   [read the full post]

By ComicList Supergirl #35 DC Comics Gates, Igle & Champagne The issue gives a very nice origin of Supergirl. It doesn’t try to hide this in the larger context of New Krypton. Sure, there are some elements of the arc, but this story is all about Supergirl and what’s she’s been through. It’s very comprehensive and really does a good job at separating her from Superman. Supergirl #35 DC Comics Gates, Igle & Champagne The issue gives a very nice origin of Supergirl. It doesn’t try to hide this in the larger context of New Krypton. Sure, there are some elements of the arc, but this story is all about Supergirl and what’s she’s been through. It’s very comprehensive and really does a good job at separating her from Superman.   [read the full post]

By blakemp Clark Kent (center) is flanked here by the two young ladies that accompanied him in his cardboard and plastic Fortress of Solitude. In blue, it’s his cousin Kara Zor-El, also known as Supergirl. In red, it’s Kara’s best friend Cassie Sandsmark, A.K.A. Wonder Girl. I love the Superman figure — t...

By noreply@blogger.com (Thom Kallor) Since last week's episode of Smallville featured the teamup of Clark and Supergirl, I thought it would be fitting to review the first issue of the new Superman/Supergirl mini-series. The Smallville episode was good, I hope that this story is as good. When Supergirl looks up, more cars are being thrown at her. Supergirl bats them aside and demands to know who is doing this. Maelstrom is standing in the middle of the road. She wants Superman. Supergirl attacks her. Maelstrom beats up Supergirl. A battered Supergirl pulls herself from the wreckage. She wants to help the survivors. Superman has already helped them. She collapses. Superman picks her up and flies off. He is going to do what he should have done a long time ago.   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (Caleb) So what the hell’s George W. Bush doing being president in Superman #681, complaining about how Supergirl destroyed his plane in Amazons Attack? (I guess DCU: Decisions #4 came out today; maybe Bush wins the 2008 election in the DC Universe…?)

By mike@mikeromo.com This has been a good year for Superman. We've seen some of the Superman titles get better and better (Action Comics), All-Star Superman really closed strong, and the upcoming Superman/Supergirl/Action Comics crossover sounds like it will be good. It's pretty inspiring that writers and...

By The Fortress Keeper Kryptonsite has revealed that Kara Zor-El (Laura Vandervoort) will return to the increasingly pathetic Smallville in November. TV’s Supergirl will sacrifice herself for the sake of Emo Clark Kent and remain trapped in the Phantom Zone until the day CW greenlights a pilot combining t...

Episode 136: Superman Interview Spectacular Episode: We catch up with Jamal Igle on Supergirl #34 and his feelings on working on Superman. We also chat about his work on Tangent: Supermanâs Reign.  Marc Tyler Nobleman joins us to discuss his book on Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster entitled Bo...

By Travis Well, whatever possible interest Brainiac might have had in Earth is toast. Johns writes a moving story that shows the alien’s perspective, and the way that Superman has come to care for the planet just isn’t what Brainiac is looking for when trying to find value. We also get a Supergirl more...

By conor@ifanboy.com In this issue there are multiple events happening all at once, and we are witness to a very fine example of parallel story-telling.  While Superman fights Brainiac over the fate of the bottled cities (including Metropolis and Kandor), Supergirl must stop a Brainiac-launched bomb from h...

By Mel Odom Supergirl has been one of the hardest characters at DC Comics to script. In the beginning, she was a younger, female edition of Superman. Her story was pretty much the same as Superman’s: rocketed to earth by her parents, adopted by a family (after a stint in an orphanage – due mostly to people...

By Alan Kistler But I know you readers out there are curious about past continuity. Some of you remember a Supergirl who wore a t-shirt and mini-skirt or a Supergirl who had wings of fire and claimed to be an angel. And you're thinking, "Hey, Jack! What's the deal here?"

By noreply@blogger.com (Michael) The Supergirl/Superman interaction with the Legion of Super-Heroes was asked about, given that Superman now had spent time with the "original" Legion and Supergirl logged some hours alongside Waid and Kitson's “threeboot” Legion. Geoff Johns assured the fans that the overlap would b...

By Alan Kistler The Baltimore Comic-Con Superman panel was moderated by editor Matt Idleson and included the new creative team behind Superman, Action Comics and Supergirl, which will begin having a closer relationship with each other (which one fan in the crowd unfortunately referred to as "the Sup...

By noreply@blogger.com (Rokk Krinn) Superman then rips open the cord running for Brainiac to his bio-shell. Brainiac drops Superman and reels in pain. Superman then takes down Brainiac with one punch. Superman then hears a voice from Kandor calling out to him. Superman goes up to the bottle holding the city of Kandor. We see inside of the bottle Zor-El and his wife, Alura, standing outside on their deck looking at Superman. Zor-El is using a device to talk to Superman. They ask Superman if he has seen their daughter (Supergirl). They want to know if she made it to Earth. We see a huge flash of energy engulf Metropolis. We then see Metropolis shrunken down and inside of the bottle that Brainiac had hooked into one of his machines. Brainiac stares at the bottled city of Metropolis.   [read the full post]

By Derek This Week on SHoE - The Bizarro Derek and Steve take over for an out-of-context-episode to discuss the female heroines within Smallville and the DC Universe, focusing mainly on Supergirl, Black Canary, and even Chloe Sullivan, and how they affect Clark Kent’s journey to Superman.

By ComicList Featuring stories by Geoff Johns, James Robinson and Sterling Gates, these issues are illustrated by Pete Woods, Gary Frank, Renato Guedes, Jamal Igle and others, these stories test Superman like never before, and involve cast members including Supergirl, Jimmy Olsen and others. New Krypton" Part 2! Picking up directly from SUPERMAN: NEW KRYPTON SPECIAL #1, 100,000 Kryptonians have descended on Earth. But their introduction to the world follows a bumpy road, and humans and Kryptonians alike are wary of one another. Meanwhile, Clark must say goodbye to a long-standing member of his supporting cast while the threat behind Atlas makes his next move against the Man of Steel!   [read the full post]

By noreply@blogger.com (Michael) Now available in trade paperback, this volume collects the first arc of the new series from writer Mark Waid and artist George Pérez. The Book of Destiny calls out to several heroes across time and space in the DCU for an adventure starring Batman, Hal Jordan, Lobo, Supergirl and many more!

By ComicList DC Comics Johns, Frank & Sibal The issue starts off with Superman and Supergirl trying to determine who or what was chasing Superman. Superman had assumed it was Brainiac. Supergirl is able to explain how it is one of his probes. This seems to imply that every other encounter Superman has had with Brainiac was actually his probes, which is odd. DC Comics Johns, Frank & Sibal The issue starts off with Superman and Supergirl trying to determine who or what was chasing Superman. Superman had assumed it was Brainiac. Supergirl is able to explain how it is one of his probes. This seems to imply that every other encounter Superman has had with Brainiac was actually his probes, which is odd.   [read the full post]

By Rokk Krinn Superman appears on the scene along with Kyle, Donna and Forager. Superman punches Darkseid and then comments that Mary could use a better role model. Superman and Darkseid engage in a titanic brawl. Superman vows to put Darkseid down once and for all. Jimmy then begins to glow with green Kryptonite. Superman crumbles to the ground. Jimmy is horrified and exclaims that Darkseid is controlling him. That Jimmy has absolutely no control over his powers. Darkseid tells Jimmy that he can now watch his best friend die. Personally, if Didio really felt the need for a female villain to compliment Superman-Prime then I would have much preferred that Supergirl play this role rather than Mary Marvel. At least it would have made a bit more sense for Supergirl...   [read the full post]

By Brian Cronin Nice Superman/Batman Annual cover. I like seeing Joe Kelly get another crack at the World’s Finest team! Intriguing Supergirl cover by Drew Johnson. Pretty good Tony Daniel Batman cover. VERY strong Wonder Woman cover design by Terry Dodson. Woah! Look!

By steve@supermanhomepage.com (Superman Homepage) Episode 35 of the Superman Homepage broadcast "Radio K.A.L" - Steve and Neal discuss "The Third Kryptonian" and Legion of Super-Heroes stories in the Superman comics, Superman Prime in "Countdown", Supergirl comics, Justice League and Superman movie news, "Galactic Guardians" and "J...

By Tim This episode of Smallville introduced a critical player in the Superman mythos, and that is the character of Kara Zor-El AKA Supergirl. Supergirl is a much varied character which has had many origins throughout the Superman comics ever since she was in the 70’s. The origin Smallville is go...

By steve@supermanhomepage.com (Superman Homepage) Episode 31 of the Superman Homepage broadcast "Radio K.A.L" - Steve and Neal discuss Supergirl in "Smallville" and comic books, Superman comic books, new inclusions to the Superman Homepage website, DVD contest winners, Radio KAL Live, and more.

By steve@supermanhomepage.com (Superman Homepage) Episode 30 of the Superman Homepage broadcast "Radio K.A.L" - Steve and Neal discuss Superman Homepage at comic conventions, current Superman comic story lines, "Superman/Batman", "Supergirl", Supergirl coming to "Smallville", "Superman Returns" sequel news, and more.

By steve@supermanhomepage.com (Superman Homepage) Episode 28 of the Superman Homepage broadcast "Radio K.A.L" - Steve and Neal discuss Supergirl comics, Matt Idelson joining the Superman Homepage, continuity issues explained in Superman comics, Smallville Season 6 coming to an end, Neal working for DC Comics, DVD news and competition...

Episode 35: All Media Episode: This episode: We take a look at the Superman Returns Video Game for Xbox 360, Batman Mask of the Phantasm, and we finish our Hawkman âGolden Eagleâ? review with issues 42- 45 7:33 Speeding Bullets Segment: Connor Hawkeâs Dragon Blood #1, Supergirl #12 and th...

By steve@supermanhomepage.com (Superman Homepage) Chapter 22 - It's Superman, Supergirl, Parasite, Metallo, Tsarina, Envy and Mercy in a knock-down, drag-out fight in the streets of Metropolis! Chaos reigns and debris falls, but will Lex Luthor live to see the outcome?

By steve@supermanhomepage.com (Superman Homepage) Episode 19 of the Superman Homepage broadcast "Radio K.A.L" - Steve and Neal discuss "Superman Returns" and a possible sequel, "Superman II: The Donner Cut", Superman and Supergirl comics, Richard Donner writing "Action Comics" with Geoff Johns, and more.

This episode: We review Action Comics 1-4 as featured in Superman Chronicles (4:17), Checkmate #1 (43:42), Supergirl #6 (1:02:11), and begin our biweekly 52 coverage with week 1-4 (1:17:06). We changed our bit rate to give a faster download. Please send us some comments on the show and th...