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|name = CatCo Magazine |
|name = CatCo Magazine |
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|image = CatCo Magazine Supergirl Edition Poster.png |
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− | |location = [[CatCo Worldwide Media |
+ | |location = [[CatCo Worldwide Media (Earth-38)|CatCo Worldwide Media]]; [[National City (Earth-38)|National City]] |
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+ | |use = Magazine company |
− | |owner = [[CatCo Worldwide Media]] |
+ | |owner = [[CatCo Worldwide Media (Earth-38)|CatCo Worldwide Media]] |
|CEO = |
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|show = Supergirl}} |
|show = Supergirl}} |
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− | '''CatCo Magazine''' is the monthly magazine of [[CatCo Worldwide Media]]. It |
+ | '''CatCo Magazine''' is the monthly magazine of [[CatCo Worldwide Media (Earth-38)|CatCo Worldwide Media]]. It was led by [[Snapper Carr]], the editor-in-chief until his sabbatical, after which CEO [[James Olsen]] became editor-in-chief. In late 2019 after [[Andrea Rojas]] purchased CatCo from [[Lena Luthor]], she became the new editor-in-chief. |
==History== |
==History== |
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− | After discovering that [[Kara Danvers|Supergirl]] was [[Clark Kent|Superman]]'s cousin, [[CatCo Worldwide Media]]'s CEO, [[Cat Grant]], wrote an exposé on the superheroine based on their sit-down interview for CatCo Magazine. Upon publication, a launch party was held for the magazine to celebrate the issue.<ref>{{Ep|Fight or Flight}}</ref> |
+ | After discovering that [[Kara Danvers|Supergirl]] was [[Clark Kent (Earth-38)|Superman]]'s cousin, [[CatCo Worldwide Media (Earth-38)|CatCo Worldwide Media]]'s CEO, [[Cat Grant]], wrote an exposé on the superheroine based on their sit-down interview for CatCo Magazine. Upon publication, a launch party was held for the magazine to celebrate the issue.<ref>{{Ep|Fight or Flight}}</ref> |
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+ | When [[Snapper Carr]] went on sabbatical, CEO [[James Olsen]] took over CatCo Magazine as editor-in-chief.<ref>{{Ep|Girl of Steel}}</ref> |
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+ | After CatCo was purchased by [[Andrea Rojas]], she became CatCo Magazine's editor-in-chief when [[James Olsen|James]] resigned.<ref>{{Ep|Event Horizon}}</ref> |
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==Known employees== |
==Known employees== |
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===Current employees=== |
===Current employees=== |
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+ | *{{F|Andrea Rojas|(editor-in-chief)}} |
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+ | *{{F|Kara Danvers|(reporter)}} |
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+ | *{{F|William Dey|(reporter)}} |
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+ | *{{F|Mackenzie|(reporter)}} |
+ | *{{F|Nia Nal|(reporter)}} |
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+ | === Former employees === |
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+ | *{{F|Snapper Carr|(editor-in-chief; on sabbatical)}} |
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+ | *[[James Olsen]] <small>(editor-in chief; replaced, later resigned)</small> |
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==Appearances== |
==Appearances== |
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===''Supergirl''=== |
===''Supergirl''=== |
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+ | {{Scroll| |
+ | ====Season 1==== |
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*{{Ep|Fight or Flight}} |
*{{Ep|Fight or Flight}} |
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*{{Ep|Livewire|(indirectly mentioned)}} |
*{{Ep|Livewire|(indirectly mentioned)}} |
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====Season 2==== |
====Season 2==== |
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*{{Ep|The Last Children of Krypton}} |
*{{Ep|The Last Children of Krypton}} |
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− | *{{Ep|Fight or Flight}} |
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*{{Ep|Welcome to Earth}} |
*{{Ep|Welcome to Earth}} |
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*{{Ep|Survivors}} |
*{{Ep|Survivors}} |
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====Season 3==== |
====Season 3==== |
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− | *{{Ep|Not Kansas|(mentioned) |
+ | *{{Ep|Not Kansas|(mentioned)}} |
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+ | ====Season 5==== |
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+ | *{{Ep|Event Horizon}}}} |
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==References== |
==References== |
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+ | {{Reflist}} |
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[[Category:Businesses]] |
[[Category:Businesses]] |
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[[Category:News media]] |
[[Category:News media]] |
Latest revision as of 15:18, 29 May 2023
CatCo Magazine is the monthly magazine of CatCo Worldwide Media. It was led by Snapper Carr, the editor-in-chief until his sabbatical, after which CEO James Olsen became editor-in-chief. In late 2019 after Andrea Rojas purchased CatCo from Lena Luthor, she became the new editor-in-chief.
History
After discovering that Supergirl was Superman's cousin, CatCo Worldwide Media's CEO, Cat Grant, wrote an exposé on the superheroine based on their sit-down interview for CatCo Magazine. Upon publication, a launch party was held for the magazine to celebrate the issue.[1]
When Snapper Carr went on sabbatical, CEO James Olsen took over CatCo Magazine as editor-in-chief.[2]
After CatCo was purchased by Andrea Rojas, she became CatCo Magazine's editor-in-chief when James resigned.[3]
Known employees
Current employees
- Andrea Rojas (editor-in-chief)
- Kara Danvers (reporter)
- William Dey (reporter)
- Mackenzie (reporter)
- Nia Nal (reporter)
Former employees
- Snapper Carr (editor-in-chief; on sabbatical)
- James Olsen (editor-in chief; replaced, later resigned)
Appearances
Supergirl
Season 1
Season 2
Season 3
Season 5 |
References
- ↑ "Fight or Flight"
- ↑ "Girl of Steel"
- ↑ "Event Horizon"