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Power Girl dives headfirst into the next chapter of her life on Earth with new series writer Judd Winick (JUSTICE LEAGUE: GENERATION LOST) and artist Sami Basri (THE SHIELD)! And what events will draw her to her former JLI teammates from JUSTICE LEAGUE: GENERATION LOST?

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Power Girl #13 - ...What a Difference a Day Makes! by dtarpley1 on July 10, 2010

  When I first picked up Power Girl I had no idea what I was getting into. I knew nothing about this character other than the fact that she existed. I wasn’t exactly taking a leap of faith here though. After reading Gotham City Sirens I found myself wanting to learn more about the women of the DC Comic Universe. Now I’m glad I picked up issue 13 because now I have a new heroine added to my Pull List. What I Liked: I loved the story line of Issue 13 the most. It’s more of a recap of events that h...

4 out of 4 found this review helpful.

A new team takes on Power Girl 0

Power Girl #13 - ...What a Difference a Day Makes! by duo_forbidden on June 23, 2010

The trio team of Amanda Conner, Jimmy Palmiotti and Justin Gray is gone. Now the torch of Power Girl goes to a new team consisting of Judd Winick and Sami Basri. So how does this new team fair?  Pros:  I have to comment on the artwork first. This is a HUGE departure from Amanda's Conner's work. You can even tell with the cover. But that doesn't mean its bad. I'm not familiar with Sami Basri's works, but I do like his somewhat realistic like approach to Power Girl and the supporting characters. T...

4 out of 4 found this review helpful.

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Power Girl #13 - ...What a Difference a Day Makes! by zack_freeman on June 23, 2010

Power Girl suffers attacks in both her secret and superheroic identities, as she combats OMACs seemingly activated by the resurrected Maxwell Lord at the same time one of her employees betrays her company.  The Good Power Girl's one of those titles that really need a clean, appealing style, especially after Amanda Conner's crisp work has become so strongly identified with the character. I really thought that'd be too tough an act to follow, but Basri handily c...

5 out of 5 found this review helpful.
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