Books like Supergirl by Kelley Puckett

Frank Miller’s graphic novel reboot of Batman’s legend, set in a decayed near‑future Gotham, follows the Dark Knight’s return with a new Robin and a new generation of villains, exploring themes of good versus evil.

A science‑fate‑infused comic adventure featuring Batman, the iconic superhero battling crime in a graphic‑novel format that blends action, fantasy, and horror elements.

Identity Crisis is a six‑issue graphic novel event series that brings together top DC superheroes in a mystery‑filled storyline.

Kara Zor‑El, also known as Supergirl, is drawn back from a purposeless life when an alien girl asks for her help to avenge the destruction of her world. Together with a loyal dog and a bruised child, they embark on a space adventure that challenges their limits.

A young orphan discovers his inner courage and, with the help of Batman, learns to conquer his fear of the dark, becoming an extraordinary crime‑fighting hero.

A fresh coming‑of‑age story about Kara Danvers, the Girl of Steel, who must decide whether to blend in or embrace her powers as earth‑shaking events change her small town.

When animals and people begin to disappear in one of Gotham City's parks, Batman suspects that the deadly Poison Ivy and her creepy plants are at work. But the green villainess is locked behind bars.

Can Batgirl, Cassandra Cain, a seventeen year old trained from childhood to be a lethal assassin, ever cast off her tainted past and take the place of former Batgirl, Barbara Gordon? Batgirl continues her training with Batman, but his young protege is starting to feel that she's on a very short leash indeed. Dealing with blackmail, bank robberies and burglary is one thing, but for Batgirl to step into the major leagues...a major menace is required! Guest-starring Robin and Batman, Batgirl: Death Wish continues the evolution of Gotham's newest, most offbeat defender.

Linda Danvers, a troubled teen, merges with the protomatter heroine Supergirl after a tragic death, becoming a powerful female comic-book superstar.

Batgirl faces the deadliest of Gotham's villains - the Joker - who gets the "Last Laugh" when Cassandra and guest-star Spoiler must also defeat a "jokerized" Shadow Thief. Then, can Batgirl stop the father of a young boy from making a lethal mistake? And just who are the mysterious agents that are after our heroine?

Clayface has returned to Gotham City, seeking revenge. Will Batman, Robin, and their allies catch the true villain before he defeats the Dynamic Duo?

BRUCE WAYNE’S masquerade ball for charity is crashed by none other than the BLACK MASK. He and FALSE FACE SOCIETY members rob the guests, steal the charitable donations, and then kidnap COMISSIONER GORDON. Without the Commissioner's help, the DARK KNIGHT is left to take on the entire criminal underworld on his own.

An Encyclopaedia of superheroes and other comic characters from various American, British, and European publishers. 500 Great Comicbook Action heroes is both a great pocket reference tool for aficionados - and a superb introduction to a host of fascinating information for newcomers to the subject. Want to know when Superman or Batman first appeared, and who created them? Or how Flash Gordeon got his name? Or who illustrated the first X-Men stories? - the answers are all here! The book begins with a concise history of comics and action heroes and heroines, tracing their development from the first US comics - such as Busch's Max und Moritz, which was published in the 1870s - right up to present-day developments. The main part of the book is divided into six chapters, each covering a different category of action hero. Forty key characters are profiled on dedicated double-page spreads, while a typical spread profiles some four characters, providing all the core information the reader will require. Special stand-alone features are interspersed with these reference pages. Covering topics of particular interest in depth - whether it's the life and career of Stan Lee, the amazingly creative partnership of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, or how comic creators' perceptions of the Cold War influenced their storylines - these spreads provide a wealth of background information, and insights into the role comics have played in shaping popular culture. The book is illustrated in colour throughout - not just with classic artworks of famous characters' key scenes, but also with many rarely seen gems from the past.

When a Bizarro version of Supergirl appears in Metropolis, both versions of Supergirl join forces to save Bizarroworld from the dreaded Godship that threatens it. Meanwhile, Cat Grant figures out Supergirl's secret identity and blackmails her into a supervillain showdown.