Supergirl Vol. 1: Reign of the Cyborg Supermen (Rebirth) Paperback – May 23, 2017

DC Comic continues to provide excellent reading material for races, ages and genders to read, I would recommend this book for others to read!

As opposed to the New52 take on Supergirl, this one is inspired by the TV show on CBS/CW. This Supergirl is light, optimistic, and trusting. She can be pretty arrogant at times, but otherwise is alot like the TV version that so clearly inspired her. So many details are borrowed or adapted from the TV show from the focus on National City or Cat Grant or the DEO or the Danvers'. This Supergirl has a life of sorts, and isn't just bouncing hectically from one situation to the other, never spending more than an issue or two in one place which is what the New52 version did.The art is very cartoon-y, looking more manga inspired than Kirby-inspired. Kara gets an outfit and artist that are less geared towards 14 year old boys. The editors clearly are trying to attract girls to this character.

Like the story like the comic. Rebirth Supergirl is indeed a good book

Supergirl has often had something of an identity crisis in comics. Often taking a backseat to her cousin, she is all the time given different backstories and even varying secret identities. This series seems to be an attempt, yet again, to soft reboot her stuff from the New 52, although I believe that is all still in continuity. In particular, this is drawing in many elements of the television series, such as her adoptive Danvers family and Cat Grant, alongside the ongoing comic material. The big problem here is that it doesn't quite pull of these elements. Kara feels considerably younger than she did prior in this continuity, which is in-and-of-itself a tad confusing, which clashes with the tv elements, since she is already an independent adult in that. The family stuff is okay, but only connects to her parents, when the show gave her a sister as the heart of her family connections. Cat's stuff feels like they're attempting to do a "well-intentioned mentor puts on a jerk façade" like the show as well, but the execution just isn't there to make it work. None of it comes across atrociously, but it is often weak or "standard" at best. To put it bluntly, this comic made a SPACE WEREWOLF less exciting than it should be.

Maybe I'm biased because I like the show Supergirl. I liked seeing National City and CatCo from the show make it into the comics. I didn't care for the New 52 Supergirl lineup. This volume was a great start and I look forward to reading volume 2.

Very fun book with interesting characters. Pleasant and action packed. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who enjoys comics.

Super fast paced and fun to read, action packed.Love the grahic novel seriesCan't wait for the next one😀😀😀😀😀😀🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Loved it

Um bom álbum, em mais uma revisão de personagem clássico da DC. Atinge bom resultado nesse propósito, mesclando aspectos originais (Krypton, Argo, zona fantasma etc.) com outros mais atuais, alguns provenientes da série da TV, o que certamente tem apelo para um público mais novo. Outros elementos são reescritos, como os Danvers, os pais adotivos, agora agentes secretos de mais uma agência voltada a proteção contra superhumanos, alienígenas, etc.Reúne Supergirl Rebirth 1 e Supergirl 1 - 6. O bom roteiro é do mesmo autor, Steve Orlando, mudam os artistas. Todos bons, mas com destaque para a da primeira história, Emanuela Lupacchino, excelente!

El contenido del cómic (historia, dibujos, colores) está perfecto, no tengo ninguna queja. El único inconveniente fue en la presentación, ya que la portada venía bastante doblada y dejó una marca permanente. Sin duda eso afecta mucho la estética del producto.

Le background de Kara nous est parfaitement présenté au début de la BD, les personnages sont tous assez épais pour être crédible autour d'elle sans être pour autant "trop" présent. Kara et Supergirl tiennent une part égale à la réussite de ce récit tant les 2 sont savamment dosés. A noter que le dessinateur met particulièrement bien en avant les échelons de puissances quand il met en scène les combats, sans en faire trop, on est impressionné par la puissance kryptonienne. Tout comme la série Batgirl, l'idée d'avoir une Kara forte, indépendante, drivé par un but tout en essayant de coupler ses 2 vies, se retrouve particulièrement réussie ici et on avance sous le charme des protagonistes. La menace est personnelle pour Kara et même si le récit n'est pas hyper original, il est suffisamment efficace pour nous donner l'envie de lire la suite !

Great Xmas present.

It brought in elements of the Supergirl CW show, and was a great lead in story for the series.