Reviews

Supergirl: Bizarrogirl by Jamal Igle, Sterling Gates, Jon Sibal, Matt Camp

pato_myers's review against another edition

3.0

I think I need to find a beginning to supergirls story because so far it's kind of depressing, everything I've read thus far (random books I find in my library) has a serious lack of hope and joy. I especially dislike when a character becomes a hero because after getting powers through no choice of their own other characters yell at them about responsibility. This happened with Miles Morales too and although I definitely don't mind other characters encouraging, explaining, training, or talking to the main characters to help them decide I hate when in a world full of super powered beings the main characters basically get told their selfish for wanting a non hero life. It also didn't help that Lana told Kara she needs to suck up losing her entire family and people like Kara's pouting about not getting ice cream after dinner and then turns around and tells Kara to go easy on Cat because Cat has a tragic backstory. It didn't sit well with me. I did like that Kara goes to save Bizarro world when it was in trouble and came when Cat called.

birdmanseven's review

2.0

To be fair, seeing "Bizarro" in the title really should have let me know that I wasn't going to enjoy this. All Bizzaro stories feel the same to me and I just don't find it interesting. I was slightly more into the second story focusing on Supergirl's time with the Legion, but only slightly. Not a strong volume.

For more on Supergirl check out this episode of Comic Book Coffee Break: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xj5wmMQ8-2A&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR24lQrVSfB7F47FIbH5CEQgECwjwYP5yAif0hyq_dz0ltNmB0PAO25XSiQ

elizziebooks's review

4.0

I thought that this comic was quite interesting. It’s about this world called Bizarro where everything is backwards. It has everything that’s on Earth, but the people look like stone creatures and they use very strange speech. It wasn’t weird or confusing though, which was quite nice.

They find out that the Godship keeps eating Bizarros (Bizarro Lex, for example) for energy and such. We’re left with a cliffhanger about how Supergirl is going to need Superman to solve this problem!