Superman Poster #21 FRAMED Supergirl Crisis on Infinite Earths 1985 George Perez

For comics fans of a certain age, the image of a weeping Superman with the broken body of Supergirl in his arms, while a veritable who's who of the DC Universe looks on from the background is THE signature cover of the 1980s. The concept of a wailing super hero modeled on Michelangelo's Pieta was nothing new in comics; George Perez himself had even drawn a couple. But Crisis of Infinite Earths #7 may have been the most powerful, in part because of the iconic nature of the characters involved, the supple power of Perez's line, and the total lack of unnecessary text. Plans had been afoot to kill off Supergirl for several years, even before her eponymous title declined saleswise and a big-screen adaptation starring the immortal Helen Slater crashed and burned in 1984. But that vigorous shake given to DC's continuity by the Crisis mini provided Perez and writer Marv Wolfman with the license

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