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Real Name: '''Kara Zor-El''' | Real Name: '''Kara Zor-El''' | ||
| − | Secret Identity: '''[[ | + | Secret Identity: '''[[Linda Lee Danvers]].''' |
The daughter of [[Jor-El]]'s brother, [[Zor-El]] and his wife, [[Alura]]. She is [[Superman]]'s cousin. Kara was born in deep space aboard the fragment of [[Krypton]] containing [[Argon City]] enclosed in a protective bubble. | The daughter of [[Jor-El]]'s brother, [[Zor-El]] and his wife, [[Alura]]. She is [[Superman]]'s cousin. Kara was born in deep space aboard the fragment of [[Krypton]] containing [[Argon City]] enclosed in a protective bubble. | ||
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Upon it's tragic destruction by a deadly meteor shower that ripped through the lead shielding and exposing the Anti-[[Kryptonite]], Kara was rocketed to Earth as a teen by her parents where she first met her famous cousin, Superman. | Upon it's tragic destruction by a deadly meteor shower that ripped through the lead shielding and exposing the Anti-[[Kryptonite]], Kara was rocketed to Earth as a teen by her parents where she first met her famous cousin, Superman. | ||
| − | Kara/Supergirl was Superman's secret emergency weapon when he was away on a mission and was unable to respond to a distress signal. Supergirl kept her true nature hidden under the secret identity of [[ | + | Kara/Supergirl was Superman's secret emergency weapon when he was away on a mission and was unable to respond to a distress signal. Supergirl kept her true nature hidden under the secret identity of [[Linda Lee]]. |
She finally was adopted by [[Fred and Edna Danvers]] and then revealed to the world by Superman in an exciting serial in the pages of Action Comics. She later joined the [[Legion of Super-Heroes]]. | She finally was adopted by [[Fred and Edna Danvers]] and then revealed to the world by Superman in an exciting serial in the pages of Action Comics. She later joined the [[Legion of Super-Heroes]]. | ||
| − | Among her | + | Among her boyfriends have been [[Brainiac 5]], [[Jerro]], the Merboy from [[Atlantis]], [[Biron]] (in human form), and boy-next-door Richard "Dick" Malverne (see [[Dick Malverne]]). |
Pets: [[Streaky]] the Supercat, [[Comet]] the Super Horse and [[Streaky II]], the non-super cat . | Pets: [[Streaky]] the Supercat, [[Comet]] the Super Horse and [[Streaky II]], the non-super cat . | ||
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'''Supergirl is a major character of the Superman family mythos and her feats, beauty and kindness are legend.''' | '''Supergirl is a major character of the Superman family mythos and her feats, beauty and kindness are legend.''' | ||
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== External Links to Online Comics == | == External Links to Online Comics == | ||
Revision as of 21:45, 24 August 2005
Real Name: Kara Zor-El Secret Identity: Linda Lee Danvers.
The daughter of Jor-El's brother, Zor-El and his wife, Alura. She is Superman's cousin. Kara was born in deep space aboard the fragment of Krypton containing Argon City enclosed in a protective bubble.
Upon it's tragic destruction by a deadly meteor shower that ripped through the lead shielding and exposing the Anti-Kryptonite, Kara was rocketed to Earth as a teen by her parents where she first met her famous cousin, Superman.
Kara/Supergirl was Superman's secret emergency weapon when he was away on a mission and was unable to respond to a distress signal. Supergirl kept her true nature hidden under the secret identity of Linda Lee.
She finally was adopted by Fred and Edna Danvers and then revealed to the world by Superman in an exciting serial in the pages of Action Comics. She later joined the Legion of Super-Heroes.
Among her boyfriends have been Brainiac 5, Jerro, the Merboy from Atlantis, Biron (in human form), and boy-next-door Richard "Dick" Malverne (see Dick Malverne).
Pets: Streaky the Supercat, Comet the Super Horse and Streaky II, the non-super cat .
Supergirl is a major character of the Superman family mythos and her feats, beauty and kindness are legend.
External Links to Online Comics
"Meet the Supergirl From Krypton" from Action Comics No. 258
Supergirl is revealed to the world in "The World's Greatest Heroine" Action Comics serial reprinted in 80 Page Giant Action Comics No. 360
