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# Power Girl: Power Trip

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Review: High-flying fun from start to finish. - Power Girl is a superheroine that no one could really decide what to do with for a while. She passed from writer to writer, her portrayal, costume, and even her figure suffering inconsistency along with her backstory at one point (she went from being an alternate-universe Kryptonian to being an Atlantean from the distant past to being a Kryptonian again). Then, with JSA Classified issues 1 through 4 and her somewhat short-lived solo series, which ran right up until the entire DC universe got rebooted in 2011, DC finally seemed to decide who the heck Power Girl is and hasn't looked back since, not even during the post-reboot Huntress/Power Girl "World's Finest" series. Power Trip contains JSA Classified #1-4 and the first twelve issues of the Power Girl series--Power Girl's entire run under this particular handful of creative folk. Amanda Connor draws her art in an unusually whimsical, cartoonish fashion by modern superhero comic standards--which admittedly looks a bit weird when a familiar face such as Superman shows up, even if it fits characters like Power Girl, Ultra-Humanite, or Psycho Pirate just fine. The writing focuses on witty humor and playing Power Girl as a hot-headed, sarcastic, and entertainingly flawed character. The stories in this graphic novel, while not exactly tied together into a single cohesive arc, for the most part flow into each other to form a fun "day in the life of a superhero" routine that I find refreshing considering DC Comics' tendency to start superheros with really established lives and personalities. The exception is the first story arc in this collection, the titular "Power Trip," which is the first four-issue arc from JSA Classified and takes place some time before the twelve-issue chunk of the Power Girl series. Annoyingly, it ends with a cliffhanger that I suppose gets resolved in another series and another graphic novel collection under other writers and another artist prior to Power Girl #1. But that kind of thing is par for the course with superhero comics; it just prevents this collection from feeling as self-contained and self-sufficient as it could have. If there's one irritating complaint I have for this particular story it's that it tries too hard to justify having a super-feminine, somewhat over-sexualized character design for Power Girl by hammering in feminist messages all over the place, something the Power Girl solo series in particular never really found a good balance for until very late in its two-year run. This includes but is not limited to: people always staring at Power Girl's chest and her being annoyed by it, guys hitting on her and her friend at the movies and being sassed for being disrespectful, an entire short story arc about an interstellar manly man traveling to Earth to fake a victory over a planet-eating immortal monster to woo Power Girl (admittedly one of this collection's more amusing entries), and Ultra-Humanite being generally disdainful of female intelligence whenever he gets the chance. As with the 2009 animated Wonder Woman movie, I'd be happier with this stuff if it were dialed back. The message about women being allowed to wear what they want without being viewed as objects is particularly iffy; it doesn't translate as well when it involves a *costume* like Power Girl's as opposed to street clothes. I appreciate the attempts to be progressive, but the design of the character clashes with that progressiveness to a point where it sometimes feels like Power Girl exists to shove boobs in your face and then make you feel bad about it, especially since Amanda Conner isn't shy about drawing Power Girl or her sometimes-sidekick Terra in pretty fanservicey situations at times. Overall that's a small complaint that didn't really hinder my enjoyment much, hence the five-star rating. This collection of issues was overall more fun than the second half of Power Girl's solo run (collected in the graphic novels "Power Girl: Bomb Squad" and "Power Girl: Old Friends") and turned out to be one of the best times reading a superhero comic that I've ever had. Unless Power Girl's costume just offends you that much, I can't not recommend this one to any lover of superhero comics.
Review: It's pretty good - For a used book, it looks excellent. As for the story, it's a simple plot line of Powergirl as she attempts to juggle her personal and Superhero lives. The stories are fun, some serious, others lighthearted. Conner's art is fantastic here. The writers Geoff John's, Palmiotti and Gray are good. Some plots feel dragged on, such as Ultra Huminite's. But the payoff is fine.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,027,568 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #2,092 in DC Comics & Graphic Novels #2,536 in Mystery Graphic Novels #10,647 in Superhero Comics & Graphic Novels |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (280) |
| Dimensions  | 6.59 x 0.8 x 10.18 inches |
| ISBN-10  | 1779521545 |
| ISBN-13  | 978-1779521545 |
| Item Weight  | 1.25 pounds |
| Language  | English |
| Part of Series  | Power Girl (2009-2011) |
| Print length  | 392 pages |
| Publication date  | March 21, 2023 |
| Publisher  | DC Comics |

## Images

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ High-flying fun from start to finish.
*by V***E on March 3, 2015*

Power Girl is a superheroine that no one could really decide what to do with for a while. She passed from writer to writer, her portrayal, costume, and even her figure suffering inconsistency along with her backstory at one point (she went from being an alternate-universe Kryptonian to being an Atlantean from the distant past to being a Kryptonian again). Then, with JSA Classified issues 1 through 4 and her somewhat short-lived solo series, which ran right up until the entire DC universe got rebooted in 2011, DC finally seemed to decide who the heck Power Girl is and hasn't looked back since, not even during the post-reboot Huntress/Power Girl "World's Finest" series. Power Trip contains JSA Classified #1-4 and the first twelve issues of the Power Girl series--Power Girl's entire run under this particular handful of creative folk. Amanda Connor draws her art in an unusually whimsical, cartoonish fashion by modern superhero comic standards--which admittedly looks a bit weird when a familiar face such as Superman shows up, even if it fits characters like Power Girl, Ultra-Humanite, or Psycho Pirate just fine. The writing focuses on witty humor and playing Power Girl as a hot-headed, sarcastic, and entertainingly flawed character. The stories in this graphic novel, while not exactly tied together into a single cohesive arc, for the most part flow into each other to form a fun "day in the life of a superhero" routine that I find refreshing considering DC Comics' tendency to start superheros with really established lives and personalities. The exception is the first story arc in this collection, the titular "Power Trip," which is the first four-issue arc from JSA Classified and takes place some time before the twelve-issue chunk of the Power Girl series. Annoyingly, it ends with a cliffhanger that I suppose gets resolved in another series and another graphic novel collection under other writers and another artist prior to Power Girl #1. But that kind of thing is par for the course with superhero comics; it just prevents this collection from feeling as self-contained and self-sufficient as it could have. If there's one irritating complaint I have for this particular story it's that it tries too hard to justify having a super-feminine, somewhat over-sexualized character design for Power Girl by hammering in feminist messages all over the place, something the Power Girl solo series in particular never really found a good balance for until very late in its two-year run. This includes but is not limited to: people always staring at Power Girl's chest and her being annoyed by it, guys hitting on her and her friend at the movies and being sassed for being disrespectful, an entire short story arc about an interstellar manly man traveling to Earth to fake a victory over a planet-eating immortal monster to woo Power Girl (admittedly one of this collection's more amusing entries), and Ultra-Humanite being generally disdainful of female intelligence whenever he gets the chance. As with the 2009 animated Wonder Woman movie, I'd be happier with this stuff if it were dialed back. The message about women being allowed to wear what they want without being viewed as objects is particularly iffy; it doesn't translate as well when it involves a *costume* like Power Girl's as opposed to street clothes. I appreciate the attempts to be progressive, but the design of the character clashes with that progressiveness to a point where it sometimes feels like Power Girl exists to shove boobs in your face and then make you feel bad about it, especially since Amanda Conner isn't shy about drawing Power Girl or her sometimes-sidekick Terra in pretty fanservicey situations at times. Overall that's a small complaint that didn't really hinder my enjoyment much, hence the five-star rating. This collection of issues was overall more fun than the second half of Power Girl's solo run (collected in the graphic novels "Power Girl: Bomb Squad" and "Power Girl: Old Friends") and turned out to be one of the best times reading a superhero comic that I've ever had. Unless Power Girl's costume just offends you that much, I can't not recommend this one to any lover of superhero comics.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ It's pretty good
*by M***Z on December 31, 2023*

For a used book, it looks excellent. As for the story, it's a simple plot line of Powergirl as she attempts to juggle her personal and Superhero lives. The stories are fun, some serious, others lighthearted. Conner's art is fantastic here. The writers Geoff John's, Palmiotti and Gray are good. Some plots feel dragged on, such as Ultra Huminite's. But the payoff is fine.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great mix of character development and action
*by S***N on February 13, 2019*

I never really felt like I knew Power Girl before this story, but I do now. I always find it impressive when a creative team is able to flesh out a character while at the same time creating a engaging narrative with a beginning, middle and end. Also the art pops in this book which stays consistently high quality from beginning to end. This is a recommended purchase for any DC fan and a fun read for anyone looking for a light but engaging read. No prior knowledge of Power Girl is necessary and there is a full cover gallery in the back as well as other extras.

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