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Comics Review: DC Comics' 52, Week 36 
Blogcritics | by Vichus Smith | Sat, May 19
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Week 52’s bio is for one of sexiest strongwomen in the DCU, Power Girl. She’s one of the last surviving members of the multiverse, which was destroyed during Infinite Crisis. The finer details of her origin does not matter. What does matter is that she is a lot more, uh, genetically gifted than...
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