Superman:Supergirl/LAST BLOOD OF KRYPTON "Movie" 67mins Christopher Reeve, Helen Slater

Based on the DC Comic Book "The Super-Girl from Krypton" and DCAU "Little Girl Lost", Kal-El (Superman) travels to the remain of his home planet Krypton in search of life were he discovers that his biological cousin Kara Zor-El has been trapped in suspended animation for over 30 years. Meanwhile a new villain arises in the form of a sorceress Selena who partners with her one time lover Lex Luthor to plot a world dominion takeover. After returning to earth Clark is trying to help Kara come to terms with her new powers and finding her place in her new found home planet.

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