The sins of the Circle-revealed! With a galaxy-wide bounty on Supergirl's head, she, Krypto and Z'ndr must hide out at an abandoned planet until it's safe enough to continue tracking the Circle's trail of misdeeds. Unbeknownst to Supergirl, this planet is where the last crystal of Appa Ali Apsa was left to be found for the hidden messages in her other collected crystals to be revealed! Who killed Appa Ali Apsa? What other deeds happened at the hands of Rogol Zaar? Find out here!
However, my sole gripe with this issue is that Z'ndr is a teenager. I'm not sure why it bothered me, maybe I wanted Supergirl to have a mentor more than a fellow teen pal, but it rubbed the wrong way. Either way, Supergirl #29 was paced well, artistically beautiful and I eagerly await next month when the confrontation with Empress Gandelo goes down. A great job as usual. So glad the Zaar storyline got this series renewed because Supergirl is a great character. Pick it up. Read Full Review
Kara, Z'ndr, and Krypto enjoy a brief respite while the Circle closes in on them. Read Full Review
This issue is the most calm before a storm I've seen in a while. The jungle was lush and green, and our heroes were having a pool party. By that logic, issue 30 will be down-right apocalyptic, and that's going to be a spectacle to right home about indeed. Read Full Review
The art by Eduardo Pansica is really great. All of characters look amazing and there are some awesome panels throughout especially the depictions of Rogol Zaar. Read Full Review
Andreyko has made his run a vital part of the larger picture, while at the same time developing Supergirl herself more effectively than many writers have. Read Full Review
This series has good characterization of its main players, but the narrative and villains still need some work. Read Full Review
Supergirl #29 finally gives Kara and readers the answers they've been seeking, but other than the identity of a few major players, it's an answer we already kind of had. Read Full Review
While this issue remains good, it's a bit of a down issue for the series. It seems that after this issue, the writer wanted the book to be in a certain place to wrap up this storyline. Unfortunately, going about it at a normal pace was apparently out of the question. It's a bit frustrating to be so invested in a series and then have it rush to get to the end all of a sudden, but the book is still good, the characters are still interesting, and I'm still looking forward to the next issue. Read Full Review
None of this really reads right to me.Outside Kara and Krypto's interaction. Where is National City Techinical High School when you need it?? Read Full Review
A muddled delivery of the rather sudden end to a grand quest is further muted by a substantial amount of exposition. With any luck, Andreyko and company are adjusting for a new direction with one of DCs most iconic superheroes. This issue, however, lacks the kind of impact it really needed to have to live up to its potential. Read Full Review
So far so good. It's never been this fun to read.
Finally enjoying this comic again, great dialogue and great artwork. As well as getting some much needed answers. Though I feel like the writers don’t talk to other writers on the book, how is Rogal watching all this?!
Kinda weird pacing choices and character beats throughout, but I’m so glad we’re back on the track of the plot.
I thought this issue was fine. I think there are some inconsistencies here. Like why build up the possible conflict with Supergirl knowing about Z'ndr's mom only to have nothing come of it when it's revealed?
© 2024
/29_medium.jpg)
Prev
