Supergirl, Volume 3: Girl of No Tomorrow

The artwork is quite good, but there's little else to recommend in this volume. It's mostly a long drawn-out fight, followed up with some cobblers about qi in the final episode. The plot isn't entirely without merit, but it suffers from forgettable foes - the only one with potential gets killed off before getting a chance to use it. But the real problem is that the writing is terrible, with clunky and unbelievable dialogue in almost every scene. And that easily drowns out whatever it was that the story was trying to say.

I'll try the next volume, but only because Orlando appears to have got a co-author, and one I've enjoyed in the past.