The 10 Best TV Characters DC Introduced In 2015, Ranked 

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Arguably the most important female-led superhero series since Wonder Woman,

Supergirl has gotten off to a decent start since debuting in October, and one of the reasons for its successes is, of course, the eponymous protagonist. Unlike her famous cousin, Kara Zor-El is still learning the ropes of what it takes to be a superhero, but she�s already gotten off to a good start in just a couple months. Like Superman, she is determined to protect humanity, whether that�s beating up a bad guy or calmly talking people out of making a mistake that will ruin their lives. What makes Kara such a relatable character is also how she knows she�s not perfect, but her enthusiasm and good heart don�t stop her from living up to her family�s coat of arms by instilling hope in others. Perhaps more than any other TV superheroes, Melissa Benoist�s Girl of Steel has been an inspiration in real life, both to young girls looking for a superhero role model to the older viewers who admire what the character stands for. That�s one of the best compliments a fictional character can get.

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