Suske en Wiske Weekblad [Nummer 6 - 2001]: 6-2001

Variant Cover 1B (Adam Hughes). The members of the Legion of Super-Heroes that appear in this issue, are not the real Legionnaires. They will be revealed as doppelgangers in issue #2. This storyline seeks to revamp Power Girl's Post-Crisis origin as originally supplied in Secret Origins (Volume 2) #11. In Post-Crisis continuity, Power Girl was the grand-daughter of Arion the Immortal, a sorcerer of pre-Cataclysmic Atlantis. Arion placed Power Girl in suspended animation so that she might not fall victim to his evil brother, Garn Daanuth. Arion placed a spell upon her, wherein when she awakened in the 20th century, she would have a set of false memories, and believe herself to be the cousin of Superman. Power Girl made her first canonical appearance in All-Star Comics #58. She was originally intended to be the Earth-Two counterpart to Supergirl. As such, she shared Supergirl's origin and powers, but carried a different name. After Crisis on Infinite Earths (Volume 1) limited series, Power Girl's continuity was absorbed into the modern Earth. As such, it was required to alter her origin so as to maintain the idea that Kal-El was the only person to survive Krypton's destruction. This issue establishes that Power Girl spent nine years in outer space. Mister Terrific, Green Lantern and The Flash appear on the Amanda Conner variant cover to this issue, but do not actually appear inside the main story. https://dc.fandom.com/wiki/JSA_Classified_Vol_1_1 https://dc.wikia.com/wiki/JSA_Classified_Vol_1_1
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