It should tell you something that we have run multiple versions of these reminder guides for the state of Warner Bros.’s DC Entertainment movie universe. But it isn’t every week that your whole understanding of the fragile state of a movie universe gets turned upside down by talk of one of its biggest stars exiting, is it?

Supergirl: Being Super -- a four-issue miniseries about a teenage Kara Danvers living in rural America with zero Kryptonian memories and confusing fluctuations in her powers -- concluded this week. It's been a really wonderful ride and, if it hadn't taken such a misstep in the final pages of the last issue, it would have been not just one of the best Supergirl stories told, but one of the best Super-stories period.

Injustice 2 brought a lot of cool DC fan service to video games last month, but one of its best additions was making Supergirl part of the story. Although game fans have already seen what happens after Kara's arrival in Injustice, the ongoing digital comic series is delving into the moment she first lands on Earth, and we have a first look.

DC's Bombshells was the sort of comic that you could just pick up randomly, with zero understanding of the series' plot -- and immediately get sucked into some of the best story arcs ever written for the publisher's most iconic female characters.

The first Injustice game -- and the fantastic tie-in comic that accompanied it -- told a story that pitted Batman and Superman against each other in a battle between heroism and villainy, and how good people can be driven to do horrible things. Injustice 2 isn't really about that, and that's both interesting and at times disappointing.

Video: In the latest teaser for LEGO Dimensions' season two content, the girl from Krypton introduces us to a stranded alien botanist in search of a phone. Perhaps there is one in that odd blue box.

Don't expect to see a lot of DC Comics' Supergirl grieving and crying over the recent death of her cousin Superman. "It's all about her legacy and her strength and her power, especially now that Clark is gone," says writer Steve Orlando. "She would be an icon whether Superman existed or not, because of what she's went through and because she's come out stronger on the other side."

Supergirl is coming to LEGO Dimensions late next month, but she's not coming easy. Not only is Superman's cousin a PlayStation 4 exclusive, her figure will only be available in Starter Packs, the full edition of the game most fans already own.

Over the weekend at WonderCon, DC comics unveiled the creative team rebooting their entire universe in their Rebirth overhaul.