Supergirl #11
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| Writer | Sophie Campbell |
| Artist | Sophie Campbell |
| Cover Price | $3.99 |
With the bottled city on fire (literally), Kara Zor-El abandons the comfort of Midvale to save the last survivors of Krypton.The youth are in revolt after a shocking secret is revealed, and the Science Council is put on trial for its crimes against the next generation. Can Supergirl find peace between the two warring factions?
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You Don't Read Comics - Russ Bickerstaff
Mar 11, 2026Honestly...this issue makes Scott Snyder look like a total amateur next to Campbell. His DC K.O. event had the potential to be incredibly powerful as heroes battled villains in a big and brutally intense multi-issue brawl. With no real story worth speaking of, the intensity of the fighting and the action could have been ratcheted-up all the way. Instead it was a big muddle. In a single issue of Supergirl, Campbell is able to show sheer intensity and brutality in a single combat than tumbles through much of the length of a single issue. DC K.O. would have been much better than it was if it had been able to capture even a fraction of what Campbell manages in the 11th Supergirl. Read Full Review
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AIPT - Diane Darcy
Mar 11, 2026Kara Zor-El returns to the Bottled City of Kandor after the events of DC K.O., but only betrayal awaits in Supergirl #11. Read Full Review
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9.5
Geek Dad - Ray Goldfield
Mar 11, 2026The end of this issue is surprisingly brutal, unlike anything I’ve ever seen in a Supergirl comic, and it jacks up the tension to a perfect level for the cliffhanger. Read Full Review
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8.5
The Aspiring Kryptonian - David Beasley
Mar 11, 2026Supergirl #11 was a great opener to this new arc. Honestly, my personal disappointment with the lack of Conner this issue is the only complaint I have for the issue. This is definitely one of the better issues this series has produced and I can’t wait to see how it all plays out. Read Full Review
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8.4
The Fandom Post - Chris Beveridge
Mar 25, 2026We’ve had some solid artists on the book recently, but I’m glad Campbell is back on the design work for this as I really enjoy their take on Kandor and the “retro” 60s vibe of it all. It’s what the book has been anchored in proper since the start and it’s a fun and enjoyable angle to work compared to how the character has been done for some time. The story is straightforward and I like that we get to see Kara just being blunt and trying to help, rather than always in the “motherly” way a lot of women in comics tend to be portrayed in dealing with situations. The use of Lesla is interesting, and Zora is definitely a lot of fun to see as she stakes out her territory. Definitely curious to see where it goes and if it actually uses Superboy in a meaningful way. Read Full Review
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7.0
Supergirl Comic Box Commentary - Anj
Mar 13, 2026As I said, I get we need conflict. We need a villain's threats to feel real. And we get that emphatically here. But can I please see a big Supergirl win?? Please? Don't get me wrong. I am liking this book. I love the art. But I need a win! Read Full Review
USER REVIEWS Back to Top
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5.5
I have the same relationship with this issue as I have with Blood and Honey. It's a possible take on its title, I just don't know if it's necessary. Winnie the Pooh works as it is. It has a niche. So does Supergirl. It doesn't need a big pile of blood.
I think Sophie is extremely talented and when her stories align with me I love them. This is just one of the times I disagree with the path.
I'm not saying that Supergirl can't be badass or let go. But compare this to COIE #7, Superman/Batman Apocalypse or Supergirl vs Red Tornado in the CW show. None of them makes it overly gory, yet they make her even more badass than this.
There is definitely a crowd that will love this. For me it just feels like one of those mom more+ Like • Comment -
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