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A new Supergirl ability is taking the DC Universe by storm, but this new Power isn't just cool—it could have major ramifications! This new twist puts a classic Supergirl power to the ultimate test.
In the new issue of Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, Supergirl discovers she can now do on-demand DNA tests! That's right! This means Supergirl X-Ray Vision has reached an unbelievable level of ability! Imagine being able to quickly identify anyone using only your sight!
Supergirl's X-ray vision is one of the Superman most classic powers, and Supergirl's most invasive powers, and Superman cousin now has more power than ever! It changes the classic Superman X-ray vision we have come to know and love in DC Comics!
The ability to analyze DNA using her eyes has a shocking twist! This Supergirl new power, and this Supergirl new revelation, has shifted the way fans think about how Supergirl uses her x-ray vision, one of the Supergirl iconic power abilities. She's no longer just a flying superhero. This ability can tell anyone's medical history with a glance!
Supergirl's abilities, just like Superman's, are tied to Kryptonian biology. In the world of DC Comics, Kryptonian powers can be quite astonishing, so it shouldn't come as a huge surprise that there could be additional abilities related to x-ray vision that are hidden! For those not familiar, Supergirl was originally a part of Action Comics #252 and she made her big Supergirl debut in 1959!
Superman creator Jerry Siegel, who also gave us Man of Steel, initially tried to figure out the right way to bring Superman's cousin into the DC Comics! He started thinking about the character of Supergirl but the final design wasn't available for a long time. It would eventually make a big impact on the world of Supergirl comics, and is also well known in Supergirl movie and Supergirl TV show iterations!
There is a bit of a gray area. The ability to reveal details of a person's biology raises breach of privacy. The use of invasive powers for someone's DNA analysis, while perhaps well intentioned, does raise ethical questions for many.
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