Audrey Gale 🏳️‍⚧️

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Cover to 'Mazing Man #1
Numbers for July 5, 2026. Daily change for Young Washington is -27%; +40% for Supergirl. Young Washington has been in release for 3 days; grossed about 21 million; Supergirl for 10 days; grossed about 58.5 million.
Cover to Charity & Sylvia by Tillie Walden on the left; cover to Charity & Sylvia by Rachel Hope Cleves on the right
Cover to Charity & Sylvia by Tillie Walden on the left; cover to Charity & Sylvia by Rachel Hope Cleves on the right
Cover to Charity & Sylvia by Tillie Walden on the left; cover to Charity & Sylvia by Rachel Hope Cleves on the right
Comic book panel showing Supergirl, in a new costume including thigh-high boots and a funky belt, standing with Diana. The narration box reads, "As Morgana fades from view, Supergirl turns to Wonder Woman..." Supergirl's dialog balloon reads, "Thank you, Diana -- and thank you for the new costume!" Diana responds, "It was a pleasure, Supergirl -- and I hope we meet again -- soon! Good-bye for now --"
Grummett's famous Matrix drawing?
Covers of Swamp Thing #87 and Swamp Thing 1989 #1
Bonus illustration from the 1940 Superman story "K-Metal from Krypton" showing Superman in the middle of a "Sky jump." Pencil and inks 2006 by Angel Criado; Colors 2026 by me. From the k-metal website.
Comic book panel shows a bright green meteor hurtling towards planet Earth wrapped in clouds, with the orbiting moon in the background. Narration reads, "Hurtling thru inter-planetary space, a stellar fragment fated to change the destiny of a SUPERMAN...." This new version (2026) of K-Metal page 2, panel 1 restores Jerry Siegel's original narration text as he wrote it in 1940. Both the 1940 Shuster Studio artwork and the earlier pre-2010 restored artwork, contained minor variations from Jerry's script; albeit each version had different errors.
Superman flying to intercept a green meteorite that is speeding out of space towards Earth with two bystanders watching in shocked amazement. The title reads, "Superman - the K-Metal from Krypton" with a Golden Age S-Shield and the domain name "K-METAL.CC"
Illustration by artist Angel Criado of Professor Smalley from the third chapter THE K-METAL FROM KRYPTON PART ONE: THE REIGN OF THE SUPER-MAN, "The Awakening" #Superman
Cover to CAPTAIN MARVEL: DARK PAST
Bloom County strip for March 27, 2026
Supergirl and Power Girl looking amazing
Highlighted passage from The Road to Oz by L. Frank Baum, explaining how money is vulgar and not known or used in Oz.
Supergirl, saying "I'm Supergirl!", appears to be about to punch Lesla Lar, but instead hugs her and says, "I got you" From Supergirl #3 by Sophie Campbell
Alura telling her daughter Supergirl, "You have the power. It is always inside you. It will never leave your heart, as you never left ours."
Move poster for "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" starring Ellen Burstyn and Kris Kristofferson, #1 movie in U.S. for the weeks of April 30 and May 7, 1975
Mego 12 inch Jor-El doll.
The cover to "Superman Through the Ages" issue #2, painting by Angel Criado after Joe Shuster. A fully painted re-presentation of Jerry Siegel's original 1933 "Reign of the Superman," with the story expanded such that it leads into "The Secret of the K-Metal". This will be a complete stand-alone K_metal trilogy.
Cover to "SAGA of the K-METAL!" by Superman artists Wayne Boring and Angel Criado
Comic book panel from page 23 of "The K-Metal from Krypton," showing Superman holding Lois and sliding down a hill, having lost his footing, as a landslide collapses around them. The dialogue reads, "Lois-- after all this time, it's finally here." "K-Metal page 23? I simply don't believe it!" Text along the bottom reads: Coming soon from Superman Through the Ages! with artwork by Angel Criado
"Kryptonian is a cipher used (mainly) for outward-facing purposes like marketing and merchandising," (ie the 'Kryptonian Transliteration Font), "where each English letter has a corresponding symbol. Kryptonese is a different dialect with 118 characters and its own grammee, which (in-world) really exists" Picture shows a Kryptonese message on Clark's tablet.
Lesla-Lar drops some Kryptonese
Lena touches the Space Brain!
Supergirl stands ready to take down a fanatic, while wearing her latest mod outfit. Adventure Comics 415, 1972
Supergirl striking a pose in DC's Nuclear Winter Special; 2018
Lois and Superman embrace on the cover to Superman '78: The Metal Curtain, issue number 5
Jason Todd in Detective Comics 526, 1983, sports his original, natural red hair. He later dyes it black when he becomes Robin full-time.
Mahmud Asrar paints the New 52 Supergirl - posted to Instagram
Supergirl and Power Girl declared Knight Champions of Ferimbia, art by ‪@margueritesauvage.bsky.social‬ from Power Girl #7
Supergirl joyously in flight with Krypto the Superdog. Cover to Supergirl Special #1. Cover artwork by Ramon Perez @ramonperez.bsky.social
New cover to "Starwinds Howl", the epic story of Krypto the Superdog