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* The [[http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/marvel_dc/images/3/33/Action_Comics_252.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20060811145127 cover]] of ''Comicbook/ActionComics #252''. Superman sees a teenage girl flying out of a Kryptonian rocketship while wearing a version of his own costume, and his first reaction is "A girl, flying! It — uh — must be an illusion!"

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* The [[http://vignette2.wikia.nocookie.net/marvel_dc/images/3/33/Action_Comics_252.jpg/revision/latest?cb=20060811145127 cover]] In the cover of ''Comicbook/ActionComics #252''. "ComicBook/TheSupergirlFromKrypton1959", Superman sees a teenage girl flying out of a Kryptonian rocketship while wearing a version of his own costume, and his first reaction is "A girl, flying! It — uh — must be an illusion!"



* In ''Action Comics #286'', Lex Luthor shoots at Supergirl and [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/action_286_31.jpg he notes that "the bullets only bounce off"]]. ''Seriously, Lex?'' You all of people forgot Kryptonians are bullet-proof?

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* In ''Action Comics #286'', "ComicBook/TheDeathOfLuthor", Lex Luthor shoots at Supergirl and [[https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/action_286_31.jpg he notes that "the bullets only bounce off"]]. ''Seriously, Lex?'' You all of people forgot Kryptonians are bullet-proof?



* In ''Superman'' Volume 1 #176, Superman and Supergirl celebrate a Kryptonian holyday called the Day of Truth in where Kryptonians honor the memory of a hero by speaking nothing but the truth, not matter the cost. The thing is, both cousins may be incredibly, astonishingly, rudely ''blunt''. So, when Supergirl's fan club gives Kara a lunch:

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* In ''Superman'' Volume 1 ''ComicBook/Superman1939'' #176, Superman and Supergirl celebrate a Kryptonian holyday called the Day of Truth in where Kryptonians honor the memory of a hero by speaking nothing but the truth, not matter the cost. The thing is, both cousins may be incredibly, astonishingly, rudely ''blunt''. So, when Supergirl's fan club gives Kara a lunch:



* ''[[http://www.comicbookbrain.com/_imagery/2012-11-07/action-comics-cover-324.jpg Action Comics #324 cover]]'' featuring devil Supergirl stirring a cauldron and pranking her cousin is another wonderful example of Silver Age delightful silliness.
* The cover of ''Action Comics 360'' is a Supergirl-themed Goose Game: [[http://www.comicbookbrain.com/_imagery/2015-08-22/supergirl-action-comics-360.jpg link]].
* In ''Adventure Comics'' #409, Supergirl gets to fight a band of dragon-costumed muggers, and she can't stop herself:

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* ''[[http://www.comicbookbrain.com/_imagery/2012-11-07/action-comics-cover-324.jpg Action Comics #324 cover]]'' featuring devil Supergirl stirring a cauldron and pranking her cousin is another wonderful example of Silver Age delightful silliness.
* The cover of ''Action Comics 360'' is a Supergirl-themed Goose Game: [[http://www.comicbookbrain.com/_imagery/2015-08-22/supergirl-action-comics-360.[[https://static.wikia.nocookie.net/marvel_dc/images/6/66/Action_Comics_Vol_1_360.jpg link]].
* In ''Adventure Comics'' ''ComicBook/AdventureComics'' #409, Supergirl gets to fight a band of dragon-costumed muggers, and she can't stop herself:



* In ''ComicBook/{{Superboy}} Vol. 1'' #204 [[ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes Brainiac 5]] creates a Supergirl robot to be a girlfriend in his sleep. It is both hilarious, creepy, and a wonderful example of [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]] nuttery.
* In ''Comicbook/ActionComics'' # 402 "Feud of the Titans", Superman and Supergirl are accidentally exposed to a bio-chemical weapon which makes them hate each other. This is story is both hilarious (both cousins are incredibly and ridiculously petty: Kara puts up an energy barrier to keep Kal off her side of the Fortress, and he retaliates by smashing her trophies) and scary (imagine two Earth-1 Kryptonians decide to fight seriously. They would tear the planet apart).
* In ''Superman Family'' issue #204, Enchantress is draining Supergirl's powers. Supergirl manages to run away by streaking into space and then remembers Enchantress said her spell depends on an astral alignment being exactly right. So she ''kicks the Moon out of orbit'' and once June Moon's spell is disrupted, ''kicks the Moon back into place''. So, [[http://comicboxcommentary.blogspot.com.es/2011/05/back-issue-box-superman-family-204-and.html is it awesome, hilarious or plainly nuts?]]:
-->In a perfect moment of late Silver Age lunacy, Supergirl literally kicks the moon slightly out of its orbit. That is one mighty kick! You either love moments like these for their lunacy or hate them for their stupidity.

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* In ''ComicBook/{{Superboy}} Vol. 1'' ''ComicBook/Superboy1949'' #204 [[ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes Brainiac 5]] creates a Supergirl robot to be a girlfriend in his sleep. It is both simultaneously touching, hilarious, creepy, and a wonderful example of [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]] nuttery.
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* In ''Comicbook/ActionComics'' ''ComicBook/ActionComics'' # 402 "Feud of the Titans", Superman and Supergirl are accidentally exposed to a bio-chemical weapon which makes them hate each other. This is story is both hilarious (both cousins are incredibly and ridiculously petty: Kara puts up an energy barrier to keep Kal off her side of the Fortress, and he retaliates by smashing her trophies) and scary (imagine two Earth-1 Kryptonians decide to fight seriously. They would tear the planet apart).
* In ''Superman Family'' ''ComicBook/SupermanFamily'' issue #204, Enchantress is draining Supergirl's powers. Supergirl manages to run away by streaking into space and then remembers Enchantress said her spell depends on an astral alignment being exactly right. So she ''kicks the Moon out of orbit'' and once June Moon's spell is disrupted, ''kicks the Moon back into place''. So, [[http://comicboxcommentary.blogspot.com.es/2011/05/back-issue-box-superman-family-204-and.html So is it awesome, hilarious or plainly nuts?]]:
-->In a perfect moment of late Silver Age lunacy, Supergirl literally kicks the moon slightly out of its orbit. That is one mighty kick! You either love moments like these for their lunacy or hate them for their stupidity.
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* In ''[[ComicBook/Supergirl1982 Supergirl (Vol 2)]]'' issue #19 two crooks stalking a park at night spot a woman sitting alone on a bench. They approach her from behind and bludgeon her with a pipe... which gets bent. Then they notice her ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} costume... and her pissed off expression.

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* In ''[[ComicBook/Supergirl1982 Supergirl (Vol 2)]]'' ''ComicBook/Supergirl1982'' issue #19 two crooks stalking a park at night spot a woman sitting alone on a bench. They approach her from behind and bludgeon her with a pipe... which gets bent. Then they notice her ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} costume... and her pissed off expression.



* Linda Danvers, in order to save the Pre-Crisis Supergirl's life, goes back in time to the Pre-Crisis universe and attempts to bluff Superman into believing she's his cousin. Her attempts to make up a story explaining how she's younger than him but from Krypton are a combination of BlatantLies and EpicFail. Made doubly funny for the ContinuityNod and GeniusBonus of being Supergirl's legitimate Pre-Crisis origins (which just SOUND like an {{Asspull}}) when said aloud). Superman pretends to be fooled, only to point out, years later, her costume is made of cotton and other Earth fabrics plus the fact he could tell she was not Kryptonian at a glance due to the whole super-senses thing. It becomes a SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}} when the Pre-Crisis Superman chooses to reveal he fell in love with her anyway.
* This exchange in ''Supergirl vol 4 #77'':
-->'''Kara Zor-El:''' I'm looking through it. It's amazing. All the '''equipment''' I'm seeing. So many sizes and shapes...\\
'''Linda Danvers:''' All the ...? '''Kara'''! Just '''where''' are you looking?!\\
'''Kara:''' The equipment room, where they keep all the sporting stuff, why?\\
'''Linda:''' Oh, I thought you were peeping in at the guy's lock-- Forget it. My '''own''' dirty mind.
* In ''Supergirl (Volume 5)'' #1, Supergirl helps the Justice Society out with Solomon Grundy. You'd think they'd be grateful. You'd think wrong.

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* Linda Danvers, in order to save the Pre-Crisis Supergirl's life, goes back in time to the Pre-Crisis universe and attempts to bluff Superman into believing she's his cousin. Her attempts to make up a story explaining how she's younger than him but from Krypton are a combination of BlatantLies and EpicFail. Made doubly funny for the ContinuityNod and GeniusBonus of being Supergirl's legitimate Pre-Crisis origins (which just SOUND like an {{Asspull}}) when said aloud). Superman pretends to be fooled, only to point out, years later, her costume is made of cotton and other Earth fabrics plus the fact he could tell she was not Kryptonian at a glance due to the whole super-senses thing. It becomes a SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}} when the Pre-Crisis Superman chooses to reveal he fell in love with her anyway.
* This exchange in ''Supergirl vol 4 #77'':
-->'''Kara Zor-El:''' I'm looking through it. It's amazing. All the '''equipment''' I'm seeing. So many sizes and shapes...\\
'''Linda Danvers:''' All the ...? '''Kara'''! Just '''where''' are you looking?!\\
'''Kara:''' The equipment room, where they keep all the sporting stuff, why?\\
'''Linda:''' Oh, I thought you were peeping in at the guy's lock-- Forget it. My '''own''' dirty mind.
* In ''Supergirl (Volume 5)'' #1, "ComicBook/GirlPower", Supergirl helps the Justice Society out with Solomon Grundy. You'd think they'd be grateful. You'd think wrong.



* In ''Supergirl Vol. 5'' #19, Supergirl lampshades Pariah's SesquipedalianLoquaciousness.

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* In ''Supergirl Vol. 5'' ''ComicBook/Supergirl2005'' #19, Supergirl lampshades Pariah's SesquipedalianLoquaciousness.



* When Supergirl and ComicBook/WonderGirl hug, with [[LesYay Kara's arms around Cassie's neck and Cassie's arms around Kara's waist]]. Just as it starts getting good, Ravager (Rose Wilson) [[MomentKiller shoots them with a rocket launcher as a prank]].

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* When Supergirl and ComicBook/WonderGirl hug, with [[LesYay Kara's arms around Cassie's neck and Cassie's arms around Kara's waist]]. Just as it starts getting good, waist. Then Ravager (Rose Wilson) [[MomentKiller shoots them with a rocket launcher as a prank]].prank.
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* In ''Superman'' Volume 1 #176, Superman and Supergirl celebrate a Kryptonian holyday called the Day of Truth in where Kryptonians honor the memory of an hero by speaking nothing but the truth, not matter the cost. The thing is, both cousins may be incredibly, astonishingly, rudely ''blunt''. So, when Supergirl's fan club gives Kara a lunch:

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* In ''Superman'' Volume 1 #176, Superman and Supergirl celebrate a Kryptonian holyday called the Day of Truth in where Kryptonians honor the memory of an a hero by speaking nothing but the truth, not matter the cost. The thing is, both cousins may be incredibly, astonishingly, rudely ''blunt''. So, when Supergirl's fan club gives Kara a lunch:
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* In ''ComicBook/{{Superboy}} Vol. 1'' #204 [[ComicBook/{{Legion Of Super-Heroes}} Brainiac 5]] creates a Supergirl robot to be a girlfriend in his sleep. It is both hilarious, creepy, and a wonderful example of [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]] nuttery.

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* In ''ComicBook/{{Superboy}} Vol. 1'' #204 [[ComicBook/{{Legion Of Super-Heroes}} [[ComicBook/LegionOfSuperHeroes Brainiac 5]] creates a Supergirl robot to be a girlfriend in his sleep. It is both hilarious, creepy, and a wonderful example of [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]] nuttery.
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** Then as the demon leaves and destroys the room, Selena asks Bianca to remind her to do it outside next time.
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* Selena spends so much time being needlessly evil that she's down on all her house payments at the start of the movie.
* Myra asks Lucy where Linda is, joking that she's ill, and Lucy says she heard Myra was coming and got sick to her stomach.
* Selena's PainfulRhyme when summoning a demon to attack Supergirl.
-->'''Selena:''' Power of Shadow, take shape. Look like a vicious dark star. Seek out that wretched young creature and destroy her wherever she... are.\\
'''Bianca:''' Oh, God, that's awful. That's never gonna work.
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* In ''Comicbook/ActionComics'' # 402 "Feud of the Titans", Superman and Supergirl are accidentally exposed to a bio-chemical weapon which makes them hate each other. This is story is both hilarious (both cousins are incredibly and ridiculously petty: Kara puts up an energy barrier to keep Kal off her side of the Fortress, and he retaliates by smashing her torphies) and scary (imagine they -two Earth-1 Kryptonians- decide to fight seriously. They would tear the planet apart).

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* In ''Comicbook/ActionComics'' # 402 "Feud of the Titans", Superman and Supergirl are accidentally exposed to a bio-chemical weapon which makes them hate each other. This is story is both hilarious (both cousins are incredibly and ridiculously petty: Kara puts up an energy barrier to keep Kal off her side of the Fortress, and he retaliates by smashing her torphies) trophies) and scary (imagine they -two two Earth-1 Kryptonians- Kryptonians decide to fight seriously. They would tear the planet apart).
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* Linda Danvers, in order to save the Pre-Crisis Supergirl's life, goes back in time to the Pre-Crisis universe and attempts to bluff Superman into believing she's his cousin. Her attempts to make up a story explaining how she's younger than him but from Krypton are a combination of BlatantLies and EpicFail. Made doubly funny for the ContinuityNod and GeniusBonus of being Supergirl's legitimate Pre-Crisis origins (which just SOUND like an {{Asspull}}) when said aloud). Superman pretends to be fooled, only to point out, years later, her costume is made of cotton and other Earth fabrics plus the fact he could tell she was not Kryptonian at a glance due to the whole super-senses thing. It becomes a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming when the Pre-Crisis Superman chooses to reveal he fell in love with her anyway.

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* Linda Danvers, in order to save the Pre-Crisis Supergirl's life, goes back in time to the Pre-Crisis universe and attempts to bluff Superman into believing she's his cousin. Her attempts to make up a story explaining how she's younger than him but from Krypton are a combination of BlatantLies and EpicFail. Made doubly funny for the ContinuityNod and GeniusBonus of being Supergirl's legitimate Pre-Crisis origins (which just SOUND like an {{Asspull}}) when said aloud). Superman pretends to be fooled, only to point out, years later, her costume is made of cotton and other Earth fabrics plus the fact he could tell she was not Kryptonian at a glance due to the whole super-senses thing. It becomes a CrowningMomentOfHeartwarming SugarWiki/{{Heartwarming Moment|s}} when the Pre-Crisis Superman chooses to reveal he fell in love with her anyway.
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* In ''Supergirl (Volume 5)'' #1, Supergirl helps the Justice Society out with Solomon Grundy. You'd think they'd be grateful. You'd think wrong.
-->'''Kara:''' Ugh. Kal told me this happens sometimes. '''A whole team''' works to take down the bad guy... and then one big fat '''Kryptonian punch''' ends it. It should feel like a win and yet... they're all looking at me like I did something wrong...


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* In issue #25, when Supergirl first meets Reactron:
-->'''Supergirl:''' Was that a nuke? Did he just nuke me?

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* In ''Bizarrogirl'', Kara has been depressed and unwilling to be a heroine since the demise of ''ComicBook/NewKrypton''. When she's finally back in action, Supergirl declares:

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* In ''Bizarrogirl'', ''ComicBook/{{Bizarrogirl}}'', Kara has been depressed and unwilling to be a heroine since the demise of ''ComicBook/NewKrypton''. When she's finally back in action, Supergirl declares:



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-->'''Silver Banshee''': Oh, whine me a vineyard, ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}. I get it. You got a rough deal, no doubt about it. And yeah, Earth can be about as much fun as a stick in the eye sometimes. But you know what? '''Everybody's''' got it rought. And there are a lot of people who have it worse than you.\\

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-->'''Silver Banshee''': Oh, whine me a vineyard, ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}. I get it. You got a rough deal, no doubt about it. And yeah, Earth can be about as much fun as a stick in the eye sometimes. But you know what? '''Everybody's''' got it rought.rough. And there are a lot of people who have it worse than you.\\
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-->'''Silver Banshee''': Oh, whine me a vineyard, ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}. I get it. You got a rough deal, no doubt about it. And yeah, Earth can be about as much fun as a stick in the eye sometimes. But you know what? '''Everybody's''' got it rought. And there are a lot of people who have it worse than you.

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-->'''Silver Banshee''': Oh, whine me a vineyard, ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}. I get it. You got a rough deal, no doubt about it. And yeah, Earth can be about as much fun as a stick in the eye sometimes. But you know what? '''Everybody's''' got it rought. And there are a lot of people who have it worse than you.\\

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* In ''Supergirl'' #21, Silver Banshee gets angry at Kara's mopey mood and calls her sulking friend out.
-->'''Silver Banshee''': Oh, whine me a vineyard, ComicBook/{{Supergirl}}. I get it. You got a rough deal, no doubt about it. And yeah, Earth can be about as much fun as a stick in the eye sometimes. But you know what? '''Everybody's''' got it rought. And there are a lot of people who have it worse than you.
'''Supergirl:''' Worse? Name one person who has it worse than me?\\
'''Silver Banshee:''' (pointing up at a roof leak) ... I '''literally''' have crap raining down on my head.




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* In ''Supergirl'' #16, Kara and her parents are having takeout. Kara remarks she "can't locate the chicken in the 'chicken fried steak'". Jeremiah suggests to X-Ray it.
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* In ''Superman: Revenge'', Cyborg Superman gets stuck into the PhantomZone as a result of the battle between the Superman Family and the Superman Revenge Squad. Both cousins agree he can ''stay'' in there.
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* In Supergirl (Volume 7) #8, Kara and [[ComicBook/LoisLane Lois]] have a talk during a family dinner. Kara asks if Lois knows about Catherine Grant's anti-Lois room and her cousin-in-law nods: she's already got it bugged.

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* In ''Adventure Comics'' #409, Supergirl gets to fight a band of dragon-costumed muggers, and she can't stop herself:
-->'''Supergirl:''' Excuse the pun, pal... but I'll be '''dragon''' you off to jail!
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* In ''Adventure Comics'' #415, Supergirl is abducted by a wannabe space dictator who intends to destroy Earth, conquer the universe and force her into being her mate in spite of her obvious "inferior breeding". When Kara says what she thinks of his plan and he shouts "Y-you mean you refuse my gracious offer--? And compound the insult by daring to call '''me''' a '''fanatic'''?", Supergirl's retort is basically: "Yes?"
* And when she proceeds to beat his crewmen down, she gets snarky:
-->'''Supergirl:''' I've been kidnapped from Earth, blasted with a ray gun, and ordered disintegrated-- now I think it's time to register my disapproval of such actions!

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* In ''Superman Family'' issue #204, Enchantress is draining Supergirl's powers. Supergirl manages to run away by streaking into space and then remembers Enchantress said her spell depends on an astral alignment being exactly right. So she ''kicks the Moon out of orbit'' and once June Moon's spell is disrupted, ''kicks the Moon back into place''. So, [[http://comicboxcommentary.blogspot.com.es/2011/05/back-issue-box-superman-family-204-and.html is it awesome, hilarious or plainly nuts?]]:
-->In a perfect moment of late Silver Age lunacy, Supergirl literally kicks the moon slightly out of its orbit. That is one mighty kick! You either love moments like these for their lunacy or hate them for their stupidity.



* A few from ''Supergirl: Identity'':
** When Supergirl lampshades Pariah's SesquipedalianLoquaciousness.
--->'''Pariah''': "I am the Herald of Darkness. I am the witness to Apocalypse. I walk where the dragon's tail meets its mouth, bathed in blood... Call me Pariah."\\

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* A few from ''Supergirl: Identity'':
** When
In ''Supergirl Vol. 5'' #19, Supergirl lampshades Pariah's SesquipedalianLoquaciousness.
--->'''Pariah''': -->'''Pariah''': "I am the Herald of Darkness. I am the witness to Apocalypse. I walk where the dragon's tail meets its mouth, bathed in blood... Call me Pariah."\\



** When Grace Choi earns a free punch to the Maid of Might's face, only to break her hand.
** When Supergirl and Wondergirl hug, with [[LesYay Kara's arms around Cassie's neck and Cassie's arms around Kara's waist]]. Just as it starts getting good, Ravager (Rose Wilson) [[MomentKiller shoots them with a rocket launcher as a prank]].
--->'''Wondergirl:''' "Thanks. I love you, Kara."\\

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** When * In that same issue, Grace Choi earns a free punch to the Maid of Might's face, only to break her hand.
** * When Supergirl and Wondergirl ComicBook/WonderGirl hug, with [[LesYay Kara's arms around Cassie's neck and Cassie's arms around Kara's waist]]. Just as it starts getting good, Ravager (Rose Wilson) [[MomentKiller shoots them with a rocket launcher as a prank]].
--->'''Wondergirl:''' -->'''Wondergirl:''' "Thanks. I love you, Kara."\\



** When Supergirl returns to her apartment, Captain Boomerang Jr. asks how her day was.
--->'''Supergirl''': I met a girl tonight (Terra II).\\

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** When Supergirl * In ''Supergirl: Identity'' Kara returns to her apartment, Captain Boomerang Jr. asks how her day was.
--->'''Supergirl''': -->'''Supergirl''': I met a girl tonight (Terra II).\\



* In ''Bizarrogirl'', Kara has been depressed and unwilling to be a heroine since the demise of ''ComicBook/NewKrypton''. When she's finally back in action, Supergirl declares:
-->'''Supergirl:''' Guess it's time to beat up something besides '''myself'''.



* The way that Skallox, a powerful Red Lantern who has a SkullForAHead, gushes over Red Lantern Kara, even acting as her impromptu cheerleading squad when she yells at Superman.

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* The way that Skallox, a powerful Red Lantern who has a SkullForAHead, gushes over [[ComicBook/RedDaughterOfKrypton Red Lantern Kara, Kara]], even acting as her impromptu cheerleading squad when she yells at Superman.

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* In that same issue, Kara comes up with the name Linda Lee for her SecretIdentity and Superman wonders what is with him and those initials.
* The inherent awesome silliness of Streaky the Supercat. The cat who gains super-intelligence and powers due to a magical marble in ''Action Comics #261''.



* The MemeticMutation of Brainiac 5 creating a Supergirl robot to be a girlfriend in his sleep. It is both hilarious, creepy, and a wonderful example of [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age]] nuttery.



* The inherent awesome silliness of Streaky the Supercat. The cat who gains super-intelligence and powers due to a magical marble.

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* The inherent awesome silliness of Streaky the Supercat. The cat who gains super-intelligence ''[[http://www.comicbookbrain.com/_imagery/2012-11-07/action-comics-cover-324.jpg Action Comics #324 cover]]'' featuring devil Supergirl stirring a cauldron and powers due to a magical marble.pranking her cousin is another wonderful example of Silver Age delightful silliness.



* When Kara comes up with the name Linda Lee for her SecretIdentity, Superman wonders what is with him and those initials.
* ''[[http://www.comicbookbrain.com/_imagery/2012-11-07/action-comics-cover-324.jpg Action Comics #324 cover]]'' featuring devil Supergirl stirring a cauldron and pranking her cousin is another wonderful example of Silver Age delightful silliness.

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* When Kara comes up with the name Linda Lee for her SecretIdentity, Superman wonders what is with him and those initials.
* ''[[http://www.comicbookbrain.com/_imagery/2012-11-07/action-comics-cover-324.jpg Action Comics #324 cover]]'' featuring devil
In ''ComicBook/{{Superboy}} Vol. 1'' #204 [[ComicBook/{{Legion Of Super-Heroes}} Brainiac 5]] creates a Supergirl stirring robot to be a cauldron girlfriend in his sleep. It is both hilarious, creepy, and pranking her cousin is another a wonderful example of [[UsefulNotes/TheSilverAgeOfComicBooks Silver Age delightful silliness.Age]] nuttery.




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* In ''Superman Family'' #208 Linda Danvers is sick of putting up with her overbearing, rude boss. When he insults her in front of other students she quits angrily, but not without before giving him one piece of her mind.
-->'''Linda:''' That tears it! This school is experimental-- it's one of the words in its name... but with close-minded, backward-thinking buffons like you in charge... the "experiment" is a failure... it's bombed-- as the say in show biz!
* In ''[[ComicBook/Supergirl1982 Supergirl (Vol 2)]]'' issue #19 two crooks stalking a park at night spot a woman sitting alone on a bench. They approach her from behind and bludgeon her with a pipe... which gets bent. Then they notice her ComicBook/{{Supergirl}} costume... and her pissed off expression.
-->'''Supergirl:''' I take it this [pipe] is yours, guys?\\
'''Crook 1:''' H-Holy...! It... It's... Oh, man, it sure is! Hey... We're awfully sorry, lady... Honest! We didn't know it was you!\\
'''Supergirl:''' I'm kind of glad it was! My head's made to take this kind of abuse!-- Is yours?\\
'''Crook 1:''' Oh... Momma...\\
'''Crook 2:''' P-Please... Don't do it!



* When the Pre-Crisis Kara Zor-El tries to visit the Post-Crisis continuity and ends up getting confused at how reality works so differently. For example, trying (and failing) to push the Earth out of the way of an asteroid versus trying to move the asteroid (which the Justice League is taking care of anyway).

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* When the In ''ComicBook/ManyHappyReturns'', Pre-Crisis Kara Zor-El tries to visit the Post-Crisis continuity and ends up getting confused at how reality works so differently. For example, trying (and failing) to push the Earth out of the way of an asteroid versus trying to move the asteroid (which the Justice League is taking care of anyway).



* When Grace Choi earns a free punch to the Maid of Might's face, only to break her hand.
* When Supergirl and Wondergirl hug, with [[LesYay Kara's arms around Cassie's neck and Cassie's arms around Kara's waist]]. Just as it starts getting good, Ravager (Rose Wilson) [[MomentKiller shoots them with a rocket launcher as a prank]].
-->'''Wondergirl:''' "Thanks. I love you, Kara."\\

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* ** When Grace Choi earns a free punch to the Maid of Might's face, only to break her hand.
* ** When Supergirl and Wondergirl hug, with [[LesYay Kara's arms around Cassie's neck and Cassie's arms around Kara's waist]]. Just as it starts getting good, Ravager (Rose Wilson) [[MomentKiller shoots them with a rocket launcher as a prank]].
-->'''Wondergirl:''' --->'''Wondergirl:''' "Thanks. I love you, Kara."\\



* When Supergirl returns to her apartment, Captain Boomerang Jr. asks how her day was.
-->'''Supergirl''': I met a girl tonight (Terra II).\\

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* ** When Supergirl returns to her apartment, Captain Boomerang Jr. asks how her day was.
-->'''Supergirl''': --->'''Supergirl''': I met a girl tonight (Terra II).\\



* In ''Comicbook/{{Justice}} #8'' a mind-controlled Kara tells Lois Lane that she doesn't know what her cousin sees in her:
-->'''Supergirl:''' I don't know what Superman sees in you, Miss Lane. And don't tell me "XRayVision". I have, too. And I don't see anything.


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* In ''Comicbook/{{Justice}} #8'' a mind-controlled Kara tells Lois Lane that she doesn't know what her cousin sees in her:
-->'''Supergirl:''' I don't know what Superman sees in you, Miss Lane. And don't tell me "XRayVision". I have, too. And I don't see anything.
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!!Cosmic Adventures in the 8th Grade
* From Supergirl: Cosmic Adventures in the 8th Grade: [[AbusiveParents "Mother, Father, would you please be so kind as to pass the salt?"]]
* That whole series is a goldmine for these.
-->'''Supergirl:''' Ah...hey, guys. So, uh...what's going on?\\
'''Belinda:''' I was trying to give a big, villainous speech, but apparently you're too busy being ''[[MyFutureSelfAndMe two people]]'' and having a [[CoolHorse horse]] to let me do that.
* Kara's frequent daydreams about being "Moon Supergirl."
* Issue Three
** A meteorite crashes into the school and most of the students get superpowers, but those who don't are put into a remedial class where they're taught, as normal people, their existence is meaningless. Kara gets out of the class to answer a distress call by pretending some "invisible superhero" is manhandling her to cover her flying. As Kara is taken away "to her doom," Lena proclaims "I WILL AVENGE YOU!" Bonus points for their teacher clearly not giving a shit.
** Supergirl tries to give herself the power to time travel to go back and stop the meteorite from hitting the school, but because she doesn't know what powers the fragment will give her, fears at one point she'll be turned into cheese. "I'm too delicious to live!"
* Issue Four
** When Lena discovers that Linda is Supergirl, Linda briefly envisions a scene where Lena happily becomes Supergirl's sidekick and they join forces to fight crime in "The Supermobile." Lena's real answer is less than encouraging.
--->'''Lena Thorul''': Are you INSANE?!
--->'''Supergirl''': It was just a thought...
** Streaky punches Belinda through a wall, and the following exchange occurs:
--->'''Belinda Zee''': Did the cat just punch me?!
--->'''Supergirl''' (''Chasing after Streaky''): Bad kitten! Stop being evil!
--->'''Belinda Zee''': [[FlatWhat Hunh]].
--->'''Lena Thorul''' (''Chasing after Supergirl''): REVENGE!
--->'''Belinda Zee''': Okay then. As long as we're all on the same page.
** Belinda getting mauled by Streaky, plus the fact that Supergirl and Lena either don't notice or don't care.
* Issue Five
** In the midst of Belinda's chaotic rampage in the fifth issue, she sees Supragirl (Kara's doppelganger from another timeline) and accuses of her of thinking she's better than everyone else, and imagines herself as an arrogant little angel prancing through the sky on a magic flying horse. Cue Supergirl crashing into a building on Comet the Super-Horse's back. Belinda's only response is she wasn't being serious.
--->'''Supergirl''': Ah... hey guys. So, uh... what's going on?
--->'''Belinda Zee''': I was trying to give a big villainous speech, but apparently you're too busy [[ItMakesSenseInContext being two people and having a horse to let me do that.]]
** Lena's unhinged declaration that if anyone is going to subjugate the student body, it's gonna be ''her''.
* Issue Six
** Even being turned into a statue can't stop Belinda's snarkiness. And better yet, Supergirl realizes she can hear all of Belinda's thoughts inside her head... and promptly expresses how creepy that is.
** When an insane Lena shows up again, Supergirl drops Belinda on the ground.
--->'''Superior Girl''': ''Yeah I'm'' fine ''guys. Just been turned into a blue crystal statue. Been through'' horrible emotional turmoil. ''Obviously'' not ''a priority.''
--->'''Superior Girl''': ''Jerks.''
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* In ''Comicbook/ActionComics'' # 402 "Feud of the Titans", Superman and Supergirl are accidentally exposed to a bio-chemical weapon which makes them hate each other. This is story is both hilarious (both cousins are incredibly and ridiculously petty: Kara puts up an energy barrier to keep Kal off her side of the Fortress, and he retaliates by smashing her torphies) and scary (imagine they -two Earth-1 Kryptonians- decide to fight seriously. They would tear the planet apart).
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* In ''Superman'' Volume 1 #176, Superman and Supergirl celebrate a Kryptonian holyday called the Day of Truth in where Kryptonians honor the memory of an hero by speaking nothing but the truth, not matter the cost. The thing is, both cousins may be incredibly, astonishingly, rudely ''blunt''. So, when Supergirl's fan club gives Kara a lunch:
-->'''Girl 1:''' Supergirl! How'd you like the food? We cooked it all ourselves!\\
'''Comicbook/{{Supergirl}}:''' Er... You meant well, kids! But frankly, the salad tasted like moldy hay, and the chicken wasn't fried... It was burned!\\
'''Girl 2:''' (sobbing) How could you say such cruel things, Supergirl? We've never been so humiliated!\\
'''Girl 1:''' And we called her our heroine!\\
'''Supergirl:''' But, girls... You asked for the truth... and you got it!

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