Artists: Mike Sekowsky (Penciller) , Dick Giordano (Inker)
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DescriptionPublished 1971Starfire's Revenge! written by Mike Sekowsky Starfire tried to get her henchman to administer a drug to Supergirl that would nullify her power. However, the henchman was only partially successful and Supergirl's powers fade in and out. Here Supergirl is trying to spy on Starfire before her power fades out again. Social/Sharing |
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Shelton Bryant
Member Since 2005
Posted on 4/5/2024
Luv the Sexy Faces and Facial Expressions!!.......Congrats!!
Ruben DaCollector
Member Since 2008
Posted on 4/5/2024
Supergirl in 7 out of 7 panels? Pretty cool It's interesting that Sekowsky drew them all as head shots though, but it gives us a nice, wide variety of facial expressions to enjoy.
Ian Saint
Member Since 2021
Posted on 4/5/2024
Ruphylin. There you go with that word. Ruphylin! Ruphylin! What the hell is a Ruphylin?
Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005
1 - Posted on 4/5/2024
You've got part-time powers from a fool henchmen
Sekowsky artifact is the latest trend
I don't see that antidote, can't see in anyone else
But you
The doubt is on the brain she's not her old self again
The inks are all starry eyed, my brush's swinging from side to side
I don't see that antidote, can't see in anyone else
But you
Here is the worse, and here is the evil
They sure are cute for cool Giordano
I don't see that antidote, can't see in anyone else
But you
The people forgive me, can't see self pity
So why can't you stay pretty?
I don't see that antidote, can't see in anyone else
But you
I will find that bitch ass Starfire
With my Sekowsky, Dicky G, hate the Professor
I don't see that antidote, can't see in anyone else
But you
Dewey Cassell
Member Since 2004
Posted on 4/5/2024
I really liked Sekowsky's run on Supergirl and this is a great example.
R Berman
Member Since 2018
Posted on 4/6/2024
Panel one seems to show a tear in her costume above the "S," but the colorist ignored it. The early 1970s saw DC dialing back on the power levels of all its heroes to make their stories more down to Earth. Diana Prince's "mod" phase was the most famous example. Supergirl graduated college, moved to San Francisco, and entered the workforce but, as shown here, had unreliable abilities for a while.
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