Kara is put into a vulnerable position when she instinctively steps in to help during an attack. She is at risk to be outed as Supergirl. She has bigger problems, though, when during the attack, Kara is exposed to Kryptonite and an unknown substance. What is that substance? Who will be let in on Kara's secret? And who is behind all of it?

A Wonderbat follow up to Batman Rebirth #39 and #40. Bruce and Diana struggle to adjust after returning from their 37 year war. Then, after the sudden death of a beloved one, Diana gets the request from The Gentle Man for another reprieve from the Hordes. This time, Diana goes alone. When Bruce finds out, all hell breaks loose.

"There's an instant- a split second before the world turns black- where she manages to catch a glimpse of who Maggie had been crouched over before, who she'd refused to let Alex closer to. A girl lying motionless, a red cape crumpled underneath her and blood smeared over the stylized "S" on her chest. Supergirl. Kara." - Rated for language, more warnings within.

Set between Wonder Woman and Justice League films. After she receives his gift, Diana Prince invites Bruce Wayne to Paris so she can tell him her story. They are interrupted when a figure from Diana's past returns with a message from Themyscira. Diana, with Bruce at her side, discovers that not all myths are myth and she is not as alone as she once was. Complete.

Sequel to Fraternal Rivalry. Set five years after the end of Fraternal Rivalry, Kara struggles to reach to the perfect balance between family and Supergirl.

"It's okay, It's okay. Just… Put pressure on it, can you do that for me?" / Season finale theory. / Danvers Sisters

This will be set after season one but minus the POD. It will follow Alex, Kara and Hank in the search for Jeremiah. This was going to be a oneshot but has turned out to be a slow build up to the rescue.

Something is wrong. It is more than just lack of sleep at this point. It has to be more than that. ... ... ... She should have seen it coming though. Long stretches like this, of relative steadiness, these never happen. Moments like these, they never last. ... In which Kara gets sick...

Set during episode 3x01. Kara says some hurtful things to her sister, spurned on by her grief over the Daxamite Invasion. She effectively pushes Alex away but will she lose the chance to make things right?

After almost losing everything, Alex thinks she understands Kara just a little bit better now. Set during and after 2x15.

The detective looks down at her hands. At the dried crimson embedded in her nail beds. Stares long and hard at it, willing it to go away. To disappear. It doesn't.

When Adam returns to National City to bond with Carter, Kara ends up getting involved and both of Cat's sons try to win her attention.

Separate crises on the same night leave Kara, Alex and the DEO reeling. As old acquaintances remerge little do they know the real danger is just beginning and will threaten to destroy the Danvers family forever.

This isn't how she wanted to start her day. Waking up with her hands secured in her own handcuffs. Tightened just enough for her to feel them digging into her skin. Secured to a pipe in a room with no windows, no furniture, no nothing except for a steel, locked door. Things go from bad to worse in a botched rescue attempt.

A mission goes awry. The team is left reeling in the aftermath. (A story from five different points of view, detailing five different reactions, and the five different stages of grief.)

After the events of "Homecoming," and a couple weeks of pushing Kara away, Alex listens to a voicemail that shakes her to her core. Her words cut much deeper than she knew.

"You both go first! I'll cover you!" The goal was getting Jeremiah out of Cadmus; but missions aren't always as planned and this time, while they took someone out, one of them was left behind.