Though I've largely enjoyed Adventures of Supergirl as it's rolled out, it's been a little uneven and spread out in a way that made it hard to really connect with in a big way. As we near the end of the current run there's a lot to like and this chapter in particular worked really well for me. Digging into Alex's past helped a good bit, whether it's retained in the show or not, and seeing the connection with Rampage that she makes hits all the right notes. With some great work from Vieceli in bringing it to life and a great look all around with color design, the book is finding its groove when it digs into its characters and reveals the hard choices. That said, I'd still love an issue of the sisters just hanging out shooting the breeze for a while and fleshing them out in lighter tones. Read Full Review

An overdue confession leads to some big character developments and the resolution of a hanging thread from the very first arc in the series. Fans that have read every chapter of this series will appreciate this one, but I wouldn't recommend jumping on at any point in the middle. This is the culmination of the entire series and I think preconceived information will be more important going forward. I's a very rewarding series that plays out tonally and at a similar pace to the television show. Read Full Review