Since her introduction in 1975, Power Girl has been an immensely
popular character, weathering the many changes to the DC Universe
without a sweat. And now she has become a pivotal player in
the Infinite Crisis - the most important comics storyline
of 2006...
Power
Girl is
a bit of an all round collection of general stories, from
the '70s to the present day. If you are unfamiliar with the
character then this volume will help ease you into where she
fits into the DC Universe and why she is such an integral
part of the Infinite Crisis story line.
These
stories examine the personal "identity crisis" that
Power Girl goes through when Super Girl arrives on earth -
now that Power Girl is not Superman's nearest living relative.
Trying to fit in when you do not know where you belong is
not easy for Power Girl.
This
collection also showcases the flippant humour that has long
become a fan favourite, and made the character so endearing.
To
be honest though, unless you really love the character, I
can't honestly recommend this collection. There are only two
groups of readers that I would suggest pick this up; true
fans, as I mentioned, and new readers who are looking for
a backstory to the character after enjoying the Infinite
Crisis series.
For
everyone else there's very little of substance here.
Pete
Boomer
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