Sadly this comic doesn't really go out of it's way to help you understand Siobhan's (Banshee) struggle o why she is the way she is. The comic shows on the first page Siobhan being afraid as child in her room at night with her mother wooing her back to sleep.

Besides that it just goes back to Supergirl figuring out since Banshee took over Matee , she is heading toward the mental facility where her brother's killer is.

Silver Banshee gets a hit on Supergirl thinking she killed her, but since Supergirl is Linda and Banshee doesn't know her name, she can't end her life with her scream. Going back on her trail, the killer is no where to be found in the mental facility and the loonies. Supergirl and Banshee have a short fight, Supergirl holding Banshees mouth, Banshe choking Suppergirl. They come to a stalemate an Banshee let's Supergirl come with her to the prison.

Trying to convince Supergirl that there is such thing as genuine evil, that Supergirl's refusal to see that and instead believe that everyone has a light, a chance for redemption is a foolish delusion. Walking through the dark, dingey prison, Banshee shows Supergirl each prisoner. From rapist to murderers asking her what light can she find in such filth.

Appeasing to her friend Matee's side, Mae manages to split the two from eachother putting Siobhan back in her amnesia, child-like state. Sweetly Supergirl comforts and woos Banshee like the child on page 1. Siobhan shrinks until she is dust, returning to the spiritual realm I suppose?

Not the best of the run so far, not enough context or development was given for Siobhan in this... Still good though! more