| Issue | #1 |
| Published | October 2005 |
| Cover Price | 2.99 USD; 4.00 CAD |
| Pages | 36 |
| Editing | Eddie Berganza; Jeanine Schaefer (assistant) |
| Notes | Two covers were initially done for this issue; one by Churchill/Rapmund featuring Supergirl and Power Girl, and an alternate one by Turner featuring just Supergirl (75/25 percent mixture). There also was a second printing with a third cover, the Turner cover with just pencils. There also was a third printing with a fourth cover by Churchill featuring Batman and Supergirl, a new one inspired by the classic cover of Action Comics #252. First printing of this issue went on sale 2005-08-10. Second printing went on sale 2005-09-07 (non-US) and 2005-09-08 (US). Third printing went on sale 2005-10-05. |
| Characters | Supergirl; Power Girl |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Ian Churchill |
| Inks | Norm Rapmund |
| Letters | Typeset |
| Notes | Two covers were initially done for this issue; one by Churchill/Rapmund featuring Supergirl and Power Girl, and an alternate one by Turner featuring just Supergirl (75/25 percent mixture). There also was a second printing with a third cover, the Turner cover with just pencils. There also was a third printing with a fourth cover by Churchill featuring Batman and Supergirl, a new one inspired by the classic cover of Action Comics #252. First printing of this issue went on sale 2005-08-10. Second printing went on sale 2005-09-07 (non-US) and 2005-09-08 (US). Third printing went on sale 2005-10-05. |
| Characters | Supergirl |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Michael Turner |
| Inks | Michael Turner |
| Colors | Peter Steigerwald |
| Notes | This alternate cover was 25% of the initial covers. |
| Characters | Supergirl |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Michael Turner |
| Notes | Second printing cover - pencils only. |
| Characters | Batman; Supergirl |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Pencils | Ian Churchill |
| Inks | Ian Churchill |
| Notes | Third printing cover. |
| Characters | Supergirl [Kara Zor-El] (origin); Power Girl; Stargirl; Green Lantern [Alan Scott]; Flash [Jay Garrick]; Wildcat; Solomon Grundy; Mister Terrific; Calculator (cameo); Lex Luthor (cameo); Superboy [Kon-El] (cameo) |
| Synopsis | Supergirl reviews her origin, then meets up with Stargirl, who is watching the JSA battle Solomon Grundy. Power Girl shows up to help, and Supergirl intervenes to help her, dispatching Grundy. When they shake hands, Power Girl goes crazy and attacks Supergirl. Green Lantern intervenes in the fight, and isolates them. Apparently "allergic" to Supergirl, Power Girl meets her later, but refuses to be her friend for now. Desiring some peer support, Supergirl goes to seek Superboy at the Kent farm, but he confronts her instead. |
| Genre | Superhero |
| Script | Jeph Loeb |
| Pencils | Ian Churchill |
| Inks | Norm Rapmund |
| Colors | David Morán; Beth Sotelo ("with") |
| Letters | Richard Starkings |
| Notes | Story continued in the next issue. |
| Notes | Ads for Infinite Crisis #1, Next Issue (Supergirl #2), JLA #117, Outsiders #27, and Supergirl #1. Second printing has a DIFFERENT "DC in Demand 09.05" page, with ads for All Star Superman, Next Issue (Supergirl #2), All Star Batman and Robin the Boy Wonder #2, JLA #118, and Supergirl #2 (again). Third printing has yet another "DC in Demand 10.05" page, with ads for Hard Time: Season Two, Next Issue (Supergirl #2), Batman County Line #1, Firestorm #18, and Outsiders #29. In all printings, appears on page 32 in this issue. |
| Notes | House ads for: Identity Crisis (third printing substitutes a Supergirl ad instead), Batman: Journey Into Knight, Superman/Shazam First Thunder, Mad magazine, Justice, and Jack Cross. Appear in various places in this issue. |
| Notes | Total of 6 one-page ads for: Juicy Fruit (gum, Wrigley), Bic (pens), GameRiot (video game expo and competition), dew Action Sports tour (NBC Sports), Oxy (acne pads, Mentholatum Company), and got milk with Batman (milk). Appear in various places in this issue. |