Sterling Gates gives us a huge Facet reveal and it's all the better because it makes total sense with everything we've gotten up until now. Like Jaws: The Revenge, this time it's personal and I can't wait to see if and how Supergirl gets everyone out of this jam alive. It may not be a great jumping on point for new readers, but if you are already a fan, this is a must read. Read Full Review

Adventures of Supergirl has a fairly fun installment this time around as it plays to the noise and chaos of an attack on the DEO from within that was orchestrated from without. I like the tension that continues to play at this stage between Kara and Hank as there are still too many secrets, though some can be argued easily to being kept for a range of reason. I really just want an issue of Kara and Alex hanging out watching TV and shooting the breeze, but until then we get solidly plotted and laid out books like this one with a healthy dose of action and chaos. Vieceli is a solid illustator to be sure and she feels very at home in how this book is presented, both in the layouts and capturing some of the real world people playing these roles but adapting them into this form. A little back and forth to be sure but the end results are solid. Read Full Review