subperior
subperior by MatthewMGB May 15, 2008
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supercorp
Is the name of the ship which is composed by Kara Danvers (aka Supergirl) and Lena Luthor (owner of L Corp).
In the last episode, the writers made Lena Luthor give Kara Danvers an office full of flowers, this doesn't have any heterosexual explanation, therefore, supercorp should be canon.
supercorp by Sheila J 15 February 21, 2017
Supercorp
A fanon ship that consists of two women. There is no heterosexual explanation to be given when the two of them interact. They clearly love each other as friends and as more.
Supercorp by none of your concern. October 15, 2019
Supercorp
Supercorp is the name for Lena Luthor and Kara Danvers. When Kara sees Lena she gets really fuzzy because she can obviously tell the future and see that they will get married.
Supercorp by Gayyyluthor October 5, 2019
SuperCorp
A romantic relationship of one Lena Luthor and Kara Danvers who unknowingly been girlfriends for months.
Also a more realistic relationship than that of Kara and Mon-something...
Also a more realistic relationship than that of Kara and Mon-something...
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