Graphic Novel Review: Supergirl – Being Super

Publisher- DC Comics
Published- 5th June 2018
ISBN: 978-1401268947
208 Pages; Colour
RRP- £10.99

Story- Mariko Tamaki
Artist- Joelle Jones
Inker (chapter one)- Sandu Florea
Colourist- Kelly Fitzpatrick
Letterer- Saida Temofonte
Series and collection cover artists- Joelle Jones, Kelly Fitzpatrick.

Being Super perfectly sums up this 2018 release from DC Comics. Being Super is the story of Kara (Supergirl), a coming of age tale of loss, love, adventure and being torn between two worlds. Kara is shaken by an earthquake which tears through her hometown of Midvale. She gradually begins to uncover secrets from her past even though she tried her damnedest to move forwards. Each day passes and her powers are becoming stronger and the reality of her peers are beginning to show their true colours and Kara’s powers become even more stronger as they begin to reveal creepy motives from those whom she thought she knew. Midvale is the only town she’s ever truly known and her adoptive parents have been very supportive along the way. Kara has to use her strengths, both as a superhero and as a human to save her town and to make her super, but will she fall? The book is wonderfully illustrated and the story is well written which pulls you further through each page.

Being Super is available from all good comic shops and book stores.

 

 

 

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