Supergirl Season 1: 10 Big Questions Following 'Pilot'

3. What€™s Coming?

After having finally defeated Vartox, Supergirl states the standard superhero line of €œIt€™s over€ to her downed foe, only to see him take his own life. Before stabbing himself, Vartox ominously remarks, €œYou think I€™m the threat? You have no idea what€™s coming.€ So what exactly is coming? Considering the thought of this threat caused this no-good sort to take his own life rather than face defeat at the hands of Supergirl and the ramifications that would bring, it€™s certainly intriguing. By the episode€™s end, we€™re introduced to Astra, but is there even worse to come for out titular heroine?
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