The final showdown begins in the second to last episode of the first season of Stargirl, “Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. Part One.” The Justice Society knows that the ISA is closing in on them. They have to band together and figure out a plan of attack. The ISA is ready to

More of the past comes to light in Stargirl’s “Shining Knight.” Justin the Janitor is struggling to remember who he is, but he knows that he can always trust his friend Stripsey aka Pat Dugan. After his son’s death, Brainwave has a newfound urgency for Project New America and the

It’s time for Henry Jr. to step into his powers on Stargirl in “Brainwave Jr.” Now that Brainwave is awake, it’s time to see what all he remembers. After Barbara sees Courtney and Pat with the cosmic staff, she has many concerns, mostly whether or not being in Blue Valley

Stargirl lets us see the early days of Henry Sr. in “Brainwave.” Henry Jr. learns more about both his father and his powers. Courtney wonders if there’s a chance to recruit Henry to their side, but the rest of the JSA isn’t convinced. If the JSA doesn’t get to Henry

Stargirl continues the introduction of Cindy Burman’s alter ego in “Shiv Part Two.” The members of the JSA are understandably frustrated with Courtney’s injuries from Shiv. They realize that one of her parents must be part of the ISA, but they don’t know which member it could be.  After Stargirl’s

I feel like a broken record, but Stargirl continues to excel, constantly producing great episode after great episode. “Shiv Part One” reveals that not all of the Injustice Society children are oblivious to their parents’ evil ways. Courtney finds herself in some serious teenage drama in this episode. There’s jealousy,

“The Justice Society” showcases Stargirl’s new team of superheroes. But are they ready to take on the Injustice Society of America? Plus, the ISA introduces two new members, Sportsmaster and Tigress. Their names may seem silly, but Stargirl is so great at showcasing fight scenes that I forgot all about

Stargirl introduces us to “Hourman and Dr. Mid-Nite.” To take on the Injustice Society, Courtney knows she has to keep recruiting new members. And if Courtney thought it was difficult to get Yolanda on board, she’s in for a whole other experience with Rick Harris. Plus, the new Dr. Mid-Nite

Stargirl continues to bring a smile to my face with “Wildcat.” After last week’s dark episode which revealed supervillain, Icicle, this week’s episode brought us a new hero in the making. So far I’m enjoying the slow reveal of both the Injustice Society as well as the new age of

DC Universe’s Stargirl finally introduces us to the man behind Starman’s death, Jordan Mahkent aka Icicle. Icicle has returned to Blue Valley and is ready to confront Stargirl. He wants to continue the plan for his “New America,” a plan to make this country safer for their children. Of course,

Stargirl keeps the momentum going with “S.T.R.I.P.E.” Picking up right where the previous episode left off, Pat comes to Courtney’s rescue and takes her away in his robot. Pat built that robot after Starman died, but this was the first time he used it. Unfortunately, Courtney left something behind after

In this time of quarantine, DC Universe has blessed us with Stargirl. Stargirl, aka Courtney Whitmore, is a fifteen year old girl who has just been relocated to Nebraska with her mom and her new stepdad and step brother. Little does she know that she’s about to make a startling