"Frisking The Cat" by Tooshoes (tooshoes@concentric.net). Our story begins with Supergirl feeling lonely and horny on a late-night subway train. She has group sex with some strangers on the train; but when they depart, she realizes that they have taken her purse, which contains her superhero uniform.

After this introduction we learn that Supergirl is having trouble making ends meet in her dual identity persona. Since she majored in Liberal Arts, she can't get a good job; but her platonic acquaintance, Andrew, hires her as a sort of roving agent for the SSA (Superhero Surveillance Agency). He first assignment is to apprehend Catwoman, a cat burglar who doubles as a sort of Robin Hood vigilante.

Oh, there are a few details I forgot to mention - Supergirl has a libido that won't quit. She also is a transmitter (but not a receiver) of ESP messages. And Catwoman has this problem of getting to the point of a huge orgasm and then just quitting. Somehow all this comes together into an interesting plot.

Incidentally, the Supergirl in this story is not to be confused with the one in "Supergirl and X" by MD James, which was written with the most up-to-date comic-book readers in mind and included numerous inside references. The present Supergirl is the one that Ann Douglas also has written about. This one appeared in the older DC Comics but was killed off several years ago and was replaced by the newer Supergirl with very different powers. Just thought you'd like to know that.