This issue wraps up Joe Kelly's run on Supergirl. We're going to be sad to see you go Joe. He wraps it up on a tender note, really. Which is nice considering everything he's put her through for the last 2 years. You know, going back to when she popped on the scene in Superman / Batman. Next issue Tony Bedard and Renato Guedes take over on the creative side. Ale Garza filled in for this issue and last on the art. But he won't be here for long because he's getting ready to move over to the Titans. That's going to be awesome. Anyways, Pariah shows up and gives Kara some cryptic messages. "Unto man shall come a great disaster . . . through which no soul will lie untouched . . . you . . . you will suffer. But you will also prove a point of light in dark times. If you break the chain." So she takes this to mean that she has to move past all her old fears and complications, and set her life on a new path. To do that she needs to make amends with everyone she's wronged in the last 2 years. And it's really not that hard. I mean who couldn't love this perky little, HOT, teenager? And she goes through the whole list, Boomer, Grace, Cassie, Karen, her cat Streaky, and even the girl she yelled at the one day she spent in High School. But she saved the hardest for last. Clark. Well actually Clark was a pushover. Lois is the one that gave her a piece of her mind. " . . as his wife, I have to say this one thing . . . don't walk through that door unless you plan to stay. He can't take losing you again." Of course they realize how much they love each other, they hug, and then they race each other to the fortress. Well I'm glad Kara feels good now, because I don't think her lives going to be this calm for quite a while. There's a lot of stuff coming up for her. And it's going to be a bumpy ride.
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