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"The Super-Rivals!"


"Supergirl's Secret Enemy!"


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Continued from last issue... Supergirl has lost her powers, and unknown to her it's all thanks to Lesla-Lar. Lesla-Lar is a girl who lives in the bottle city of Kandor, a super-genius, she had grown to hate Supergirl and so built a device that would nullify her powers. Having done this, she begins scheming the next part of her plan.
Meanwhile, at Midvale Orphanage, now without her super-powers, Linda Lee is allowed to get adopted and is adopted by Fred and Edna Danvers.
That night, Linda is visited by her brother Superman who builds her a special room to hide her Supergirl costume, even though she has no powers to use. That night while asleep, Linda is transported an shrank down in size by Lesla-Lar, who uses her devices to transfer Supergirl's powers to her and takes Linda's place on Earth. While posing as Linda on Earth, Linda is mentally condition to believe that she is Lesla-Lar and covers for the real Lesla-Lar's absence.
Meanwhile, back on Earth, using her new super-powers Lesla-Lar steals secrets from Fred Danvers, and springs Lex Luthor from jail, leaving a dummy in his place to cover for him. The two conspire to commit robberies together before she returns Luthor back to his cell to avoid detection. When "Lesla-Lar" monitors Earth and learns of the evil Supergirl she tries to warn the people of Kandor. However, the real Lesla-Lar picks up on this and uses her fail-safe to return Supergirl back to Earth and into her bed, and switch places back. Supergirl wakes up screaming, and dismisses the whole episode as a nightmare.

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