She is neither human nor Kryptonian but her powers rival those of Supergirl. She was made by witches on Krypton to dispense justice to the galaxy. On the day of their planet’s demise they sent her to Earth, not wanting to lose the results of their work. She was raised on Earth, as a human with no sign of special abilities. She was named Sam Arias and had a successful life.

A human life that blessed her with a daughter named Ruby. This is something her creators did not expect. When Sam starts hearing voices in her head and having nightmares, she knows something is wrong. What she doesn’t know is she is fulfilling the destiny that the witches made for her. She will rise. She will reign. Made to be a world killer, Reign now has her sights set on Earth.



However, this is a woman composed of two minds Sam and Reign. I think some will underestimate how strong Sam can be. When Reign defeats Supergirl in an epic battle the tears well up in GreenButterfly’s eyes. If Supergirl cannot defeat Reign, who can? Our Maid of Steel vanquished the world killer in the end but it was Ruby that saved Sam. I know Lena’s scientific work played a significant role in her recovery. I wholeheartedly believe Sam’s love for her daughter is what prevented Reign from taking total control of her mind and body.



Join Green Butterfly and Silver Vox as we revisit one of the most compelling characters of this series. Someone we would love to see back in season six. Based on her origins Sam should still have powers despite Lena’s treatment. Reign did not emerge until Sam was an adult. What does that mean for Ruby as she grows up? In the Comics it is Zor El that made the World Killers. Is that why he really ended up in the Phantom Zone? Did the world killer project lead to the destruction of Krypton? Green Butterfly and Silver Vox are looking forward to a great discussion with all of our super friends.  We are Stronger Together!  We are Maid of Steel!



Did the World Killers Play Any Role in the Fate of Krypton?

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Cougar’s Comic Corner

Supergirl (2011-2015) #5

Written by Michael Green and Michael Johnson dated January 18, 2012 Supergirl’s nightmare is finally over. She has left Earth and has somehow made it back to Argo City! But it’s not the home she remembers, and a deadly new adversary stands in her way. Enter: Maxima! 

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But wait, there’s more!!

Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow (2021-) #2

Written by Tom King released July 20, 2021. After the shocking conclusion of last issue, Supergirl and her new friend Ruthye find themselves stranded with no way to pursue Krem, the murderous kingsagent. Each moment this fugitive roams free, the more beings become dangerously close to dying by his hand. There is no time to lose, so our heroes must now travel across the universe the old-fashioned way…by cosmic bus!
Little do they know, their journey will be a dark one filled with terrors that not even the Maid of Might is prepared to face! Can Kara Zor-El lie low long enough to ensure their safe passage?

$4.99 on Comixology!

Next Time On Maid of Steel!

We’re doing a big ‘ole deep dive into the character of Lena Luthor!  We’ll get the specific episodes we’re talking about soon on our social media but get your thoughts together around the many phases of our favorite Luthor!  Get your feedback in to us now to be included in the podcast by August 12. Thanks!! Oh, and here’s the promo for Supergirl Season 6 – Episode 8, “Welcome Back, Kara!

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