Supergirl Vol. 1: Last Daughter of Krypton (The New 52) Paperback – 23 Oct. 2012

Just really well done all round. Good story and an interesting concept for a superhero who has not been dealt with as well previously.

A preface; I had limited experience with DC Comics for the most part outside of the games, the middling in quality DCEU movies and the awful CW Arrowverse shows (Supergirl in particular for this example which ruined my perception of these characters). It wasn't until watching a video on said series by Friendly Space Ninja did I decide to give the comics a go.I'm glad I did, as so far I've had a great time with this one! It did a better job at setting Kara apart for Kal El, showing her struggle to come to terms with the death of her planet. Really has me invested in reading more

I really enjoyed this one, an interesting and fresh take on the origin story of Supergirl

I love this product so much. As a supergirl fan I loved reading this comic and highly recommend it to anyone who like supergirl.

Not as good as i expected, but decent.

Although supergirl isn't available as a comic anymore ther r still collected stories like this one and it's an interesting story came new and well packaged by Amazon

One of my favourite female heroes, it's about Kara Zor El or as she will be known as Supergirl just coming to Earth, confused and refusing to believe the man wearing her family's crest is her cousin (who she held as an infant three days ago) or that her home Krypton is destroyed. A good book as Kara tries to understand the circumstance she is placed in while dealing with her newfoudn powers and being chased by a mysterious organisation who wants to examine this new alien girl.

The first comic that i managed to see to the end because it was so full of action and intensity plus the art was mega

Received it on time. The story will be good for beginners who want to know about supergirl. Loving it❤️

Un excelente comic, con una historia bien contada y un buen desarrollo de personaje!; lo recomiendo ampliamente para aquellas personas que quieren conocer la historia de Kara Zor-El.

O arco da personagem durante os novos 52 me faz ter sentimentos mistos,eu acho toda a raiva,negação,tristeza e solidão até chegar no momento que ela finalmente começa a abraçar a terra como casa totalmente aceitável,afinal de contas ela perdeu um planeta inteiro e quase todos que ela amava estão mortos,Kara acorda em um lugar que não conhece e logo depois aparece o Super dizendo ser seu primo mais novo que ela acha que segurou a pouco tempo dizendo que seu planeta foi destruído,vale lembrar também que em volumes posteriores é explicado como ela acabou na terra e percebe-se como sua saída de Krypton é diferente da sua versão pré-Novos 52.A parte que incomoda é sua relação com outros personagens,não existe mais a relação de extremo carinho entre os primos que é uma das coisas que eu amo entre esses personagens e seu relacionamento só melhora um pouco em volumes posteriores mas nem se compara a sua relação pré-Novos 52,também sinto falta de WW e Batman como mentores de Kara mas isso é fácil de relevar.Enfim,a fase de Supergirl nos novos 52 ainda é uma boa fase de uma das minhas super-heroínas favoritas e fico feliz que posso encontrar sua HQ em algum lugar mesmo sendo em inglês.

In the pre-reboot continuity, Kara Zor-El, the Kryptonian survivor who would take the name Supergirl, found her way into the tutelage of Superman and Wonder Woman very early after arriving on the planet. This is not that story by a long shot; in the New 52 universe, Kara goes from holding an infant Superman in her arms just before the end of the world, to waking from stasis on Earth to meet him as a full-grown adult. Naturally, she doesn't trust him.The confused and thrilling beginnings of Supergirl's new story are those of an extra-terrestrial who awakens with powers she doesn't understand, speaking a language (almost) no one on Earth can comprehend, trying to learn the truth of her home planet's fate and (eventually, in later volumes) trying to make a new home for herself on a planet that regards her with fear and suspicion. This story is well-told and complimented by excellent artwork. Out of the New 52 comics I've read thus far, Supergirl gets off to one of the strongest starts. And may I just say the physical graphic novel is really nice, as well? None of the shrunk-down stuff you get with manga here: it's a sturdy paperback every bit as large and beautiful as the original issues it contains, and feels nice enough in my hand that it's almost a shame to open it. The Kindle version isn't bad, but I'm not as big a fan of digital comics without the free-zoom function that .cbr file readers grant--it feels like I can't admire the artwork properly and sometimes Kindle's zoom areas let a bit of dialogue run off the sides.All in all, this is a fun volume and definitely worth the money, and Supergirl's story goes on to be overall excellent after this volume as well. So: highly recommended. If you're looking for a decent "in" to the DC Comics New 52 universe, this isn't a bad place to start.

I did not order this for myself, my rating is based on how quickly the product got to me and that state it was in when I got it. I got the items in this order about a week after making the purchase-maybe not even a week. The items were all in great condition and I am sure the person getting this and the other comics i bought will be more than happy with them.