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| Title: | Supergirl |
| Publisher: | DC Comics |
| Type: | Limited series |
| Years published: | February-May, 1994 |
| Total issues: | 4 |
| Featuring: | Supergirl (Matrix) |
| Creators: | Roger Stern; June Brigman; Jackson Guice; Glenn Whitmore; Albert DeGuzman |
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| Previous: | Volume Two |
| Next: | Volume Four |
Supergirl is an American comic book limited series of the superhero fantasy genre. It was published by DC Comics and ran for four issues from February-May, 1994. The series was written by Roger Stern with artwork by June Brigman and inks by Jackson Guice. It was colored by Glenn Whitmore and lettered by Albert DeGuzman. The series was edited by Mike Carlin with Frank Pittarese as associate editor, and Chris Duffy as assistant editor.
This is the first comic series to feature the Post-Crisis Supergirl, sometimes known as Matrix. Matrix first came to prominence as the modern Supergirl in the "Return of Supergirl" storyline running through Superman #21-22 and The Adventures of Superman #443-444. This mini-series resolves a year's worth of subplots revolving around Supergirl's relationship with billionaire, Lex Luthor.
Issues
- Supergirl Vol 3 1
- Supergirl Vol 3 2
- Supergirl Vol 3 3
- Supergirl Vol 3 4
Annuals & Specials
- Supergirl and Team Luthor #1
- Supergirl Plus 1
Collections
Notes & Trivia
- The character of Supergirl was created by writer Otto Binder and artist Al Plastino. She first appeared in the third story in Action Comics #252 in May, 1959.
- Supergirl (1994) redirects to this page.
- This is the first Supergirl series to feature a main character other than Kara Zor-El.
- This is the first Supergirl series that was packaged as a limited series. Volume two of Supergirl was actually two one-shot specials.