Post by Deleted on Feb 23, 2018 12:53:56 GMT
I can't say I am particularly surprised by this move. I thought it was a mistake to make the comic books too much like the TV show and a lot of Supergirl fans I know stopped reading them when they did and this was the result. Hopefully they fix things with the next reboot and go back to what we all know works. I would love to see them bring back Linda Danvers as Supergirl and now Peter David is on good terms with Geoff Johns and DC again and they are re-releasing all the Linda Danvers series in graphic novel form there is a good chance it could happen!! 
BRING BACK LINDA DANVERS!!!
DC Cancels 'Supergirl'
DC's Supergirl series will be cancelled, with its final issue shipping in April, writer Steve Orlando confirmed via Twitter.
The series was conspicuously absent from solicitation released earlier today from the publisher. In May, DC will cancel Batgirl and the Birds of Prey and Super Sons, while April will see Supergirl end at the same time as Trinity.
"While the story that began in Supergirl: Rebirth concludes in #20, I couldn't be more grateful for what we've accomplished in Supergirl," Orlando tweeted. "Wherever Kara goes next will be amazing! Thank you all for your incredible support, for this singular run, and to my co-creators and editors! It has been an honor, and a pleasure, to add new layers and moments to Kara's world. And I can't wait to show you what's coming next with The Unexpected! I could not be luckier to work with Ryan Sook and Cary Nord, making the biggest comics I've been part of yet!"
It is not clear whether the series will end due to sales numbers or if it is more a matter of clearing a path for Bendis's take on the Superman mythos.
While Bendis has said his run will not ignore the acclaimed Peter J. Tomasi (Superman) and Dan Jurgens (Action Comics) runs that preceded it, the cancellation of Super Sons and Supergirl paints a picture of a lean, mean Superman office with only two voices -- Bendis and Gene Luen Yang, whose New Super-Man and the Justice League of China continues -- being heard.
The series, which launched at the start of DC's Rebirth initiative in May of 2016, more closely resembled the Supergirl TV show than any previous version of the character in the comics had, with ties to the DEO, adoptive parents who were alive and well, and a relationship with Cat Grant.
Supergirl #20 will hit the stands on April 11 from writers Steve Orlando and Jody Houser with artist Robson Rocha. You can see the official solicitation text below.
Supergirl #20
Written by STEVE ORLANDO and JODY HOUSER
Art and cover by ROBSON ROCHA
Variant cover by STANLEY “ARTGERM” LAU
Retailers: This issue will ship with two covers. Please see the order form for details. Includes a code for a free digital download of this issue.
Supergirl must fight both Mokkari and the out-of-dimension Viking Judge to save Director Bones from the fury of the Viking’s magical ax! Meanwhile, with Director Bones out of the picture, Cameron Chase and Lar-On must break into the D.E.O. to save Veritas before the clock counts down to zero and the psycho-redactor erases her memories forever!
comicbook.com/dc/2018/02/21/dc-cancels-supergirl/
BRING BACK LINDA DANVERS!!!
DC Cancels 'Supergirl'
DC's Supergirl series will be cancelled, with its final issue shipping in April, writer Steve Orlando confirmed via Twitter.
The series was conspicuously absent from solicitation released earlier today from the publisher. In May, DC will cancel Batgirl and the Birds of Prey and Super Sons, while April will see Supergirl end at the same time as Trinity.
"While the story that began in Supergirl: Rebirth concludes in #20, I couldn't be more grateful for what we've accomplished in Supergirl," Orlando tweeted. "Wherever Kara goes next will be amazing! Thank you all for your incredible support, for this singular run, and to my co-creators and editors! It has been an honor, and a pleasure, to add new layers and moments to Kara's world. And I can't wait to show you what's coming next with The Unexpected! I could not be luckier to work with Ryan Sook and Cary Nord, making the biggest comics I've been part of yet!"
It is not clear whether the series will end due to sales numbers or if it is more a matter of clearing a path for Bendis's take on the Superman mythos.
While Bendis has said his run will not ignore the acclaimed Peter J. Tomasi (Superman) and Dan Jurgens (Action Comics) runs that preceded it, the cancellation of Super Sons and Supergirl paints a picture of a lean, mean Superman office with only two voices -- Bendis and Gene Luen Yang, whose New Super-Man and the Justice League of China continues -- being heard.
The series, which launched at the start of DC's Rebirth initiative in May of 2016, more closely resembled the Supergirl TV show than any previous version of the character in the comics had, with ties to the DEO, adoptive parents who were alive and well, and a relationship with Cat Grant.
Supergirl #20 will hit the stands on April 11 from writers Steve Orlando and Jody Houser with artist Robson Rocha. You can see the official solicitation text below.
Supergirl #20
Written by STEVE ORLANDO and JODY HOUSER
Art and cover by ROBSON ROCHA
Variant cover by STANLEY “ARTGERM” LAU
Retailers: This issue will ship with two covers. Please see the order form for details. Includes a code for a free digital download of this issue.
Supergirl must fight both Mokkari and the out-of-dimension Viking Judge to save Director Bones from the fury of the Viking’s magical ax! Meanwhile, with Director Bones out of the picture, Cameron Chase and Lar-On must break into the D.E.O. to save Veritas before the clock counts down to zero and the psycho-redactor erases her memories forever!
comicbook.com/dc/2018/02/21/dc-cancels-supergirl/
You know me, I love to tease (in a good way of course) 
and I thought I might have some of you thinking they cancelled the show after I posted it but I also thought this would be a good place to start the thread 'cause it is a comic book of a show that is part of the 'Arrowverse' and we used to have threads of comic books on the old Arrow board and the comic book board has been dead since it was moved to the Other Topics section. I don't think 'Supergirl' (the show) will be cancelled anytime soon 'cause it is on the CW Network so you don't have to worry.
Just out of curiosity what would you say the main problems with 'Teen Titans Go' are in comparison to the old 'Teen Titans' show and do you have any faith in the 'Teen Titans Go' movie being better than the show? I have not seen that much of it compared to the old show but from what I have seen it definitely wasn't as good. Have you watched 'The Batman' animated show? Some people didn't like that but I think that has some good episodes and used to record it on Foxtel IQ when it was on Channel 9. If you have never seen it you should give it a chance 'cause it is miles ahead of 'Teen Titans Go.' 
