Supergirl #11 Preview

[Eliseu Gouveia]

Thought it was a solid. Love Kara's relationship with the siblings. Sad to see her leaving them already.

Please tell me she learned a few more words besides "Hello" before leaving...

[Sacred Knight]

Not really. And there's really no reason to think she would yet. She hasn't had to acclimate herself to English yet because the vast majority of beings she's encountered since arriving on Earth could communicate in Kryptonian. Superman, the Worldkillers, and Siobhan thanks to her ability. Now that she's leaving Siobhan and Tom for a while, my guess is she'll start to pick it up pretty quick from here on out.

[Volkditty]

How was the new villain? His design on the cover looked pretty cool.

Pretty forgettable to be honest. He's merely a pawn for someone else.

I felt like it was pretty heavily implied that 'someone else' is Tycho. I hope that's the case, anyway. His initial appearance was a little odd, but if they turn him into a reoccurring villain or ever-present threat pursuing her, I think it'd help give the series some purpose and direction. I've enjoyed the series for the most part, but it does seem meandering at times. This was my favorite issue so far, just for fleshing out her supporting cast (I don't think they'll stay gone for long) and, if I'm right, giving her a consistent antagonist to propel the story forward.

[Famousringo]

I really enjoyed this issue. Other issues have had more intense action or emotion, but this issue was exceptionally well-rounded.

[Eivion]

Please tell me she learned a few more words besides "Hello" before leaving...

She can say Tom. That was pretty much all the English she spoke.

[Brave Sir Robbin]

Really dig the relationship already between Kara, Siobhan, and Tom. Very organic friendship (and in the case of Tom, possible romance) developing that has a lot of chemistry. So I certainly hope she doesn't stay away from NY for too long!

Nice recap. I am also worried about going to long. But the book has kept an even keel on things and I haven't felt cheated or angry at any developments. The writer always seems to bring it back around so I assume that this will work out well eventually.

[Fused]

I think the book's perfect. I'm even down with the pacing. Even her supporting cast is lovable. And cool villains! That's something a lot of New 52 books are failing to do. Old rogues are classics but so many new ones haven't been sticking to the wall for me. Not a single criticism for this book.

Supergirl, "Hello!"

[superchick]

Great issue. I really love this series-- AND IM A GUY!

There is no shame in that.

[Tiberious]

I love, love, love Supergirl. This is by far one of my favorite titles. Another great issue.

[paulski]

Like I'd hoped, a return to the greatness of the earlier issues. The bad guy was a bit bland and 'moustache-twirling' for my liking, but I get that he was probably just Tycho's goon softening her up a bit.

[MajorHoy]

This was a great issue . . . nothing terribly SPECTACULAR or STUPENDOUS happened, but it was a good, clean issue that followed up from last issue and sets things up nicely for future issues. And, most importantly, it didn't feel like a place-holder to try and make an arc long enough for the tpb, but it seemed more like a "slice of life" (sorry, but I couldn't resist a pizza reference!) / "day in the life" one-and-done issue that can clearly stand on its own.

Many comic book writers seem to have forgotten how to do those types of issues these days.

[Zoch]

I good issue like friendship between Kara Siobhan and Tom also liked possible future romance with Kara and Tom overall good issue