I'm not sure if this is intentional, but every "Infected" story has been handled differently so far with the character's corruption manifesting in different ways. In Supergirl #37, their first issue as the new creative team, Jody Houser and Rachel Stott easily do the best job yet with their take. Read Full Review

By the end of the issue, Supergirl has her own madness to contend with. It is a pretty sharp ending. Houser does a great job writing this issue and Stott is the perfect collaborator handling the artwork. All in all, it is a solid issue and I hope to see more from this creative team with this character. Read Full Review

Rachael Stott delivers some amazing art in this issue. All of the fights are beautifully rendered, the characters look great and the action is fantastic. Read Full Review

What can I say, there was a lot of hope in this book even if Supergirl looks like she is ready to enter the squared circle and professionally wrestle. This isn't a Dark Kara reveling in evil, just misguided in her desire to do good. And she seems to be working through this a bit on her own. I can't wait to see where Houser and everyone goes with this book. Here is hoping that this Infected nonsense ends relatively soon.I could use a bold new direction! Read Full Review

This is the series at its best. Supergirl #37 gives us a dark take on the beloved character. It shows how deep her transformation has gone and that she is something to be feared. We see how fumbling attempts of beloved heroes really don't do much in the face of her broken morality. We readers see just how big a threat The Batman Who Laughs and we can only wonder how far Supergirl will go on her new quest. Read Full Review

This issue wasnt anything spectacular. It had fun moments like the fight between Kara, Superman and Batman, but as the start of this new arc for her character it was pretty bland. Jody Houser is a great writer and shell need time to build everything up, so I cant be too hard on this. Rachael Stott has a good style, but it also isnt very eye-catching to me particularly. Im looking forward to the next few issues, but this one was otherwise missable. Read Full Review

The new writer and artist bring some fun back to the Last Daughter of Krypton. There is still some way to go to get Supergirl back on top, but it's heading in the right direction. Read Full Review

It just sort of falls flat. Read Full Review

Supergirl's brand new crossover gives us an issue that is criminally by-the-numbers. Thankfully we get some really nice art to entertain us through the pages of this issue. The issue is extremely predictable and it just seems like we had to have this issue to get the story points set up to have a much more interesting issue in the future. Unfortunately that means that we have to deal with this issue for now. Read Full Review

Not as much a drop in quality as I expected.

Honestly this wasn’t bad, but I just can’t get over how “it’s not a phase MOM” the cover is.

This wasn't too bad. I'm just surprised that Marc Andreyko isn't writing this book anymore. His run ended on a cliffhanger for another series, while the story he was building is ended prematurely for crossovers-sake. I wouldn't be surprised if he quit... But anyway, for Jody Houser's first issue, this was pretty good. Still caught up in that Year of the Villain/Secret Six boringness, but it does its best.

Have t been following Supergirl closely but picked this up as it continues The Infected storyline. The way she dealt with Superman and Batman was quite good. However, the issue did feel rather bland.