Power Girl #4 continues to be a fantastic series, building a solid Rogues Gallery for her, making her more complex than shes ever been in previous appearances, and making Omen an equally fascinating member of her supporting cast. This issue is filled with action and the Symbioship adds a touch of horror to the book. Recommended. Read Full Review

Setting up an ongoing, ever-evolving saga with a nemesis is helping elevate the character of Power Girl to even higher levels. Read Full Review

The first arc of this new title wraps up with a bang, as Power Girl's attempt to help a dying Kryptonian lion has ended with her being possessed by a vicious symbiotic beingwho proceeds to hijack her body and immediately use it to attack Superman. Read Full Review

Power Girl #4 ends Power Girl's conflict with the Symbio A.I. with a big superhero fight and a conclusion with consequences. The art team's output looks great, and Power Girl's fight isn't over yet, but this issue is a step in the right direction for the series. Read Full Review

If you can accept Power Girl's new status quo, there's a lot of potential here, but both the art and the story have room for improvement. Read Full Review

So let's wrap up. Power Girl isn't the hero in her own book and there are some odd leaps in the plot. There might come a time soon where I need to drop this. Because this isn't a Power Girl book. And it isn't entertaining as a non-Power Girl book. Read Full Review

If Leah Williams had an editor that was competent and given some direction, this storyline could be salvaged into something VERY apropos for Power Girl. As it stands it's the equivalent of amateur hour. Pansica's depiction of PG may be off, but the storytelling is solid and there's a look to the book that is enjoyable. Read Full Review

A very underwhelming issue. What was the point of spending half of this issue on the mystery box story villain only to have said villain get promptly beaten by the supporting character and not the hero of the story??? Williams, please, why are you writing a comic named POWER GIRL and making Omen such an major part of her story? Omen is a supporting character who shouldn't take up the spot of the hero from the title character.

The good art can't save this comic and unfortunately I don't think Pansica is going to be on this comic much longer and the boring art of Sauvage will be back in the near future. Blah. This whole reboot of Karen Starr has been a bad experiment and it should just end on issue 6. Renumber it to #1 with a new writer and direction. Say the entire "paige" arc was some weird fever dream that Omen was playing on Karen. more

Questioning if this series is even a Power Girl series with the amount of plot relevance Omen has. The depression and overall miserableness from Power Girl is toned down, but she’s still incompetent and relies on Omen to save the day. Holzherr has failed this title, the amount of inconsistencies from the first issue to this one is jarring, something an editor is supposed to prevent. Kaminski allowing Williams to overhaul Power Girl into a worse imbecile of a character is ridiculous. What an overall bad title for Power Girl.