As with Superboy, I am only picking up Supergirl because of the H'el on Earth crossover. As we know, H'el had fooled Kara in beliving Kal had betrayed her. We start off this issue with a flash back. Kara recalling her life on Krypton.
This whole issue is about showing how lonely Kara is and how hard it must be for a teenager to lose the life she knew and her family and friends.
We know Kara is angry but she is also very vulnerable because she is grieving still. H'el is offering something she has not gotten from her cousin : sympathy and a chance to go home. He teleports her to the Fortress of Solitude. As we know from Superboy #15, Kal and Superboy had gotten kicked out of it.
Superman realizes they needs help to get back in. Meanwhile, H'el teleports Kara into the bottled city of Kandor and projects himself astrally. He projects an image of his former self before he changed.
He manages to get Kara feel a closeness and connection to him and what he is hoping to achieve. While H'el is manipulating Kara, we still don't know much of what happened to him and it feels as if he had suffered too. With her help he manges to get her to do take the Quantum Crystal that powers Kandor.
Now that they have it, the plan is to go back to Krypton and prevent its destruction.
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