Supergirl in the Multiverse: Earth-24

It’s been about 18 months since I started the Supergirl in the Multiverse project and I have no intention of stopping. So far I’ve touched on 75 separate Supergirls and while some of the universes have since shown more than one Supergirl per universe, this week is the first time I’m revisiting the same Supergirl that I’ve already covered. Earth-24 is home to the Bombshells who I covered more thoroughly in the initial post for this Supergirl, but in short the WWII era universe is protected by a handful of female super heroes that have become know to the public as the Bombshells.

The reason for this Supergirl to make a return trip is because of my coverage of canonically queer Supergirls as part of all the June 2026 Supergirl in the Multiverse entries. Kara Starikov never specifically identifies her sexuality but it is certainly sapphic leaning with her prominent relationship with this universe’s Lois Lane. Eloisa “Lois” Lane first shows up in Bombshells Chapter 37 (collected as issue 13) where she would have a handful of adventures until she would eventually track down Hugo Strange and his Super Weapons where she would meet Supergirl in Chapter 87 (collected as issue 29) and their attraction becomes immediately noticable. The later chapters of Bombshells would show Kara’s Kryptonian mother, Faora Hu-Ul, coming to prominence as a fiend and eventually turning into the monster Doomsday before being overpowered and imprisoned in the Swamp Thing. After this brutal battle, Kara and Lois seemed to grow closer and in Bombshells United Chapter 33 we can see the confirmation of their relationship when they kiss before Supergirl goes off to fight parademons and whatnot. This chapter also shows Kara with a shorter haircut which I used as inspiration for this Supergirl in the Multiverse drawing.

As with all my Supergirl in the Multiverse posts, this is my own artwork. Bombshells Supergirl is floating and waving with her scarf billowing behind her. There are flower fields in front of and around her and a blue sky with a rainbow in the background. There is a motif of Supergirl’s S symbol with a 24 on it in the top right corner.