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SUPERGIRL #8
Date: 18 Apr 2012
Cover Price: $2.99
Publisher: dccomics.com
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As the NYPD hunt her down, Supergirl takes refuge with a new friend
named Siobhan. While Supergirl may have temporarily escaped her
troubles, Siobhan’s are just about to catch up with her: the curse of
the Silver Banshee has risen, and this time it’s brought its family
with it…
Don’t miss this special issue featuring artwork by comics legend George Pérez!
On sale APRIL 18 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
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Michael Green
Mike Johnson
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George Perez
Bob Wiacek
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Holocaust denier Jamin Fite stands with Alisa Norris
posted Aug 23, 2017, 5:55 AM by Vu Nguyen [ updated Aug 23, 2017, 5:59 AM ]
From bleedingcool.com
SUPERGIRL #8 (Apr 2012)
DC Comics
Jamin Fite is a cosplay designer famous for making metal bikinis in the style of Star Wars’
Princess Leia, under the name Leia’s Metal Bikini. He’s also famous, as
reported in a Bleeding Cool article from 2016, for being a Holocaust denier. And just as a Supergirl cosplayer attending a white supremacist march in Charlottesville being the big story on Bleeding Cool this week, it seems that Fite has been up to his old tricks again.
A tweet containing screenshots of Fite’s Facebook page seems to show
Fite having changed the banner on his personal Facebook page to a photo
of that same white supremacist and neo-Nazi march. Fite writes, “Hail my
People. Hail my Leader. Hail Victory!” in the caption to the photo.
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Alisa Norris talks
posted Aug 19, 2017, 11:49 PM by Vu Nguyen [ updated Aug 19, 2017, 11:53 PM ]
From bleedingcool.com
SUPERGIRL #8 (Apr 2012)
DC Comics
Yesterday, Bleeding Cool featured a story about the cosplayer and adult entertainer Alisa Norris, who attended the white nationalist Charlottesville rally last week with her husband, Jonathon Norris.
There seemed to be a very strong disconnect between the characters she
portrayed and her relationship with fans, friends, co-workers, and the
rest, and this set of beliefs. And people had started to notice.
Norris did not want to talk about the issue when I first spoke to her
at the time, but after publication, she agreed to talk to Bleeding
Cool. But first she wanted to put a few things straight. She told me,
“First off, it was not a “march”, it was a rally to protest the
Monument removal by the racist vice mayor. I meant I was not at the
torch march the night before. That video is after the permitted assembly
was shut down and we had to walk back to our cars a few miles away.”
(excerpt)
She told me she hadn’t spoken to George Perez in years, but didn’t want
to cause him pain or strife, especially knowing his health issues.
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Cosplayer who inspired George Perez's Supergirl was part of the Charlottesville White Nationalist rally
posted Aug 18, 2017, 9:13 PM by Vu Nguyen [ updated Aug 19, 2017, 3:46 PM ]
From Vu
SUPERGIRL #8 (Apr 2012)
DC Comics
Cosplayer Alisa Norris (formerly Farrington, aka AlisaKiss), who inspired George Perez's New 52 Supergirl, was
part of the Charlottesville White Nationalist rally. The march ended in
violence and resulted in the death of counter-protester Heather Heyer
when James Allen Fields Jr. drove his car, at full speed, into a crowd
of protesters.
According to bleedingcool.com, there's video footage of Alisa, holding hands with her husband Jonathon Norris, as he chant, "Jews will not replace us."
mtv.com
removed all of her photos online, but kept the interview about how her
online photos were used in George Perez's art (such as her facial
features and body type). As a thank you, Perez sent Alisa the original
cover art of Supergirl #8.
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posted Jan 20, 2012 5:41 AM by Vu Sleeper
From www.comicbookresources.com
SUPERGIRL #8 (Apr 2012)
DC Comics Solicitations for April, 2012
by CBR News Team, Editor | Tue, January 17th, 2012 at 1:57pm PST
DC Comics
has released solicitation information and images for new comics and
products shipping in April, 2012. When you're through checking out these
solicitations for new releases, be sure to visit CBR's DC Comics forum to discuss these titles and products with fellow readers and fans.
SUPERGIRL #8
Written by MICHAEL GREEN and MIKE JOHNSON
Art by GEORGE PEREZ and BOB WIACEK
Cover by GEORGE PEREZ
On sale APRIL 18 • 32 pg, FC, $2.99 US • RATED T
As
the NYPD hunt her down, Supergirl takes refuge with a new friend named
Siobhan. While Supergirl may have temporarily escaped her troubles,
Siobhan’s are just about to catch up with her: the curse of the Silver
Banshee has risen, and this time it’s brought its family with it…
Don’t miss this special issue featuring artwork by comics legend George Pérez!
 GREEN ARROW VOL. 1: THE MIDAS TOUCH TP (30 May 2012)
GREEN ARROW VOL. 1: THE MIDAS TOUCH TP
Written by J.T. KRUL, KEITH GIFFEN and DAN JURGENS
Art by DAN JURGENS, GEORGE PEREZ and RAY McCARTHY
Cover by DAVE WILKINS
On sale MAY 30 • 144 pg, FC, $14.99 US
In
this title collecting the first six issues of the DC Comics – The New
52 event, Oliver Queen is armed with cutting-edge weaponry and illegally
gained intel (courtesy of his team at QCore)! As Green Arrow, he’s
shooting first and asking questions later as he travels the world to
bring outlaws to justice...and breaking every law there is in the
process.
DC UNIVERSE: LEGACIES TPB (May 2012)
Written by LEN WEIN • Art by SCOTT KOLINS, ANDY KUBERT, JOE KUBERT, GEORGE PEREZ, J.H. WILLIAMS III and others
Cover by ANDY KUBERT and JOE KUBERT
On sale MAY 9 • 336 pg, FC, $24.99 US
Acclaimed
writer Len Wein chronicles the DC Universe’s epic history in this title
spanning five generations of heroes starring Superman, Batman, Wonder
Woman, Green Lantern, The Justice League of America, The Teen Titans and
more. Collecting the ten-issue miniseries!
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SUPERGIRL #2 (Spain)
(May 2013)
SPIDER-WOMAN #7 (George Perez cover) (23 Dec 2020)
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