The original is retold several times through the volume, in which her parents knew all along that he is her cousin. In the first, Supergirl doesn't know Superman is her cousin until he mentions he is the son of Jor-El.
Some changes are made through the stories. A two-parter by Binder clarifies this again as being a temporary measure, and Siegel then follows suit. When original Superman writer Jerry Siegel takes over the writing, it seems like Superdickery because he keeps saying she can never be revealed. Early on the book establishes Superman as a regular character, as Superman demands that she not publicly reveal herself until she has trained. Jim Mooney would draw all subsequent issues. The first story is by Otto Binder and Al Plastino. Surprisingly, one of the better Silver Age books, perhaps because of the consistency of writers and aritsts on it.
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