Summary
Ultra-Humanite returns--and in the body of Power Girl's friend, Terra! Can Power Girl return Terra's brain to Terra's own body before the clock runs out? Meanwhile, Satanna goes through a bestial transformation.
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Page Count
24 Pages
Print Release Date
April 21 2010
Digital Release Date
December 1 2010
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12+ Only
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