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- Created by Otto Binder and Al Plastino
- Publisher DC Comics
- First appearance: Action Comics #252 (1959)
- Powers/abilities: Flight, superhuman strength, invulnerability, super speed, heat vision, cold breath, x-ray vision, super hearing
- Was born as Kara Zor-El on the alien planet Krypton
- Vulnerable to kryptonite and a red sun
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Supergirl is a heroine in the DC Universe created by Otto Binder and Al Plastino. Supergirl is the cousin of Superman, and both are from the planet Krypton. She made her comic book debut in Action Comics and has also been featured in television shows, cartoons, films and various other media as an important part of the larger Superman mythos.
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@ayoewhape jiah. kbalik. hha. mv supergirl, omma. hhi. tp skrg bisa ngebedain. appa lbih berisi, klo om mimi, skinny. gyhha xD
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@iniirika being SUPERGIRL, darling ;) you can do it!
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I wanna be a supergirl lalalalala I'm singing because there's nothing I can do tonight
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@alphabetbyrne - admire your dedication supergirl! :O)
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