SUPERGIRL #25 - September 1998
"Desperate Times"
"At long last — Supergirl finds out just who Comet is! Hey, didn't we learn that a few issues ago? Seems ol' Comet may not have been as truthful as the Girl of Steel hoped he'd be. Questions are answered about this mysterious being, though the answers may lead to more questions!"

SUPERGIRL #26 - October 1998
"The Flying Game"
"Having discovered the truth about Comet, Supergirl also learns more about her role as an earth-born angel. These discoveries, however, may have been better left unmade, as it prompts her to make decisions that will affect her as both the Girl of Steel and Linda Danvers."

ELSEWORLD'S FINEST: Supergirl & Batgirl
In an alternate universe in which Superman and Batman never existed, and two superheroines must reconcile their differences for the good of all.

"SUPERGIRL #1,000,000" DC ONE MILLION Special
"When She Was Good..."
"In the deepest recesses of space, a dreadful force of chaos devours worlds. If they can't stop her now, what will they do when she reaches her seventh birthday?"

In place of the November issue, this special features a sprite-like "Supergirl" who wreaks havok wherever she goes ^_^

SUPERGIRL #27 - December 1998
"Spaceworld"
"Part 1 of a 2-part story featuring the Female Furies! The original bad girls of Apokolips travel to Earth to track down one of their previous members, who was believed to be dead. But those rumors of her demise prove to be exaggerated as it turns out the missing Fury is wandering around Leesburg."

SUPERGIRL #28 - January 1998
"Hell Hath No Furies..."
"Part 2 of a 2-part story featuring the Female Furies! For one night only, it's Supergirl...in concert, live! But live for how long? While the Girl of Steel battles it out with the Female Furies at a "Space Girls" show, Twilight now enters the fray! But whose side is Twilight on, anyway? And what does any of this have to do with the Space Girls?"

SUPERGIRL #29 - February 1999
"Small Change"
"In an attempt to rescue Twilight from the hands of the Female Furies, Supergirl has used her new powers to transport to Apokolips. Fortunately, she made the trip successfully. Unfortunately, she's become super-small! Being stuck in such a hellhole's bad enough, but now that big problem's just grown (relative to her) ten times worse!"

SUPERGIRL #30 - March 1999
"I Remember Matrix"
"The protoplasm which formed Matrix is back, and on a killing spree in Leesburg! Its next target is Fred Danvers, which no doubt will lead to a deadly confrontation between it and Supergirl! And if the Girl of Steel's not careful, the two may merge again, this time with much deadlier results!"

SUPERGIRL #31 - April 1999
"A House Divided"
"Supergirl comes face to face with the protoplasmic matrix she was once a part of, and when we say face to face, we mean it! With the two beings looking like they've merged once again, has Linda Danvers been lost in the mix?"

SUPERGIRL #32 - May 1999
"To help a young girl, Supergirl embarks on a mission to free children being sold into slavery in a foreign nation. Her mission of mercy may become one of tragedy, however, as one of the masterminds behind the slave trade is the mysterious Mr. Carnivean, who has specific plans to derail the Maid of Might's role as an Earth-born angel."

SUPERGIRL #33 - June 1999
"Above A Murmur"
"Things are starting to look good for both Supergirl and Linda Danvers as Linda's sculpting career takes off, and Supergirl becomes more accustomed to her role as an Earth-born angel. Unfortunately, Mr. Carnivean, the head of the Atlas Corporation, has arrived on the scene, and he's sending the griffin-riding menace of Murmur to test the Maid of Might's limits!"

SUPERGIRL #34 - July 1999
"We'll Always Have Parasite"
"Paris is calling Linda Danvers. And the Parasite is calling Supergirl! Linda's career as a sculptress has taken off, and she's having her very first art exhibit in the City of Lights. Since an artist's work tends to become more valuable after he or she dies, collectors of Linda's art may find an upside as our heroine faces the fight of her life against the power-draining Parasite."

SUPERGIRL #35 - August 1999
"In the conclusion of a 2-part story, Supergirl battles the Parasite in the City of Lights! Unfortunately, it may be lights out for the Maid of Might in Paris, as the Parasite keeps trying to absorb her powers...and her life essence! Meanwhile, watching from a safe distance are the mysterious Mr. Carnivean and Lex Luthor, which can't mean good things for Supergirl!"