Kara and the Omega Men continue to battle Hokum and his forces, while Z'ndr gets a blast from the past. Read Full Review

Eduardo Pansicas art is glorious. Not only are there great details in both the characters and the backgrounds, but the details in the facial expressions are amazing. Read Full Review

Supergirl #27 continues the ongoing saga with a thunderous leap forward, showing off everything that makes this title great while still expanding the current story. Read Full Review

Its a fast and fun story, building to a great tease for the next issue. Read Full Review

Everything else aside, Andreyko advances Supergirl in a really engaging coming-of-age story here. She has gone into deep space in order to get answers and maybe a little bit of revenge, but after the events of this issue shes seen the anger within her and backed away from it. Given the right finesse, Andreykos treatment of Supergirls character development could turn into something interesting by the time she eventually returns to earth. Read Full Review

This issue sometimes flags a little in the main sci-fi plot, but there's always some great character-driven underpinnings that keep it compelling. Read Full Review

Sure, it's fun and entertaining. I like a fun space adventure with a purpose. We continue down this side plot which is still interesting . The appearance of the Omega Men twist was fun but as someone who hasn't read that series, I was a bit lost. That all being said, There are some weird panel transition that I felt were kind of out-of-place but I was able to move past them rather easily. Read Full Review

There's a lot of good happening here. It just got derailed during the latter half of the book. Maybe the next issue will remedy that. Read Full Review

Though it's an action-packed tale filled with some surprising twists, this is an issue that seems to inch further and further away from the core of Supergirl, and that's a disappointment. Read Full Review

We continue to have a fun space adventure with Supergirl. Though our main plot has become lost along the way, we are still getting quality content from this book as it is fun and makes me look forward to each issue. I'm not that picky. If a book can do that, I'm very happy with it Read Full Review

But so much else here seemed off. Ripping off of tongues. Firing weapons at an opponent's chest. Krypto frying off someone's hand. It seems like a step back to the more grim New 52 style stuff. And then there is an actual acknowledgment that this arc is spinning it's wheels. I have to hope we are turning a corner here. Read Full Review

The fight with Splyce is pretty cool too, but Supergirl #27 just feels a little lackluster, even as Supergirl sets up to face off with Hokum's latest creations. Read Full Review

Still an enjoyable read.

I feel a little more of my enthusiasm for this series draining away with every new issue and I don’t really know why! I was so into it when it started....

This issue went off the rails in its latter half and that really brought it down for me.

Feels like the story lately has changed direction from its course. The artwork is okay as well as the dialogue. It seems like the writer is running out of ideas and is just throwing things together even if it doesn’t make sense. Krypto and Z’ndr are the best thing that is happening in the book and are they leaving?! Why?