Supergirl: The Silver Age Omnibus Vol. 1 (New Edition)
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- ISBN 9781799508052
- Dimensions: 179 x 276mm
- Publication Date: 09 Jun 2026
- Publisher: DC Comics
- Publication City/Country: US
- Product Form: Hardback
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Making her comics debut in ACTION COMICS #252, from 1959, the Girl of Steel quickly became Superman's secret weapon in his battle for Truth, Justice and the American Way--and a key hero in the DC Universe. In this initial stories, Supergirl, like her cousin Superman a survivor of the planet Krypton, adjusts to life on Earth with her adoptive parents, the Danvers. The stories alternate between smalltown slice of life tales about boys who must be shown that magic can be real, Supergirl's own efforts to master her new powers, and time-travelling jaunts into the far future and past. Plus: How can Supergirl babysit a Superman who's been mysteriously transformed into an infant? Collects stories from ACTION COMICS #252-307.
Otto Binder's resume reads like a Who's Who of American Folk Heroes. During his 30-year comics career the veteran science fiction writer penned the comic-book adventures of Superman, Doc Savage, the Shadow, Captain America, Blackhawk, and most notably Captain Marvel and his supporting cast, the majority of whose Golden Age exploits sprang from Binder's fertile imagination.
