The popularity of the Supergirl TV series may be somewhat less than roaring, what with its second season leap from CBS to The CW, but there is no question whatsoever about the demand to see Superman’s sexy cuz do the dirty, given what a grand slam Axel Braun’s triple-X parody has chalked up in the marketplace.

And why wouldn’t it? With Braun’s contract girl Carter Cruise—something of a real-life Supergirl in her own right—filling the title role, there’s already a very high level of excitement built in here for porn fans of any stripe. But on top of that you’ve got Carter’s contract sister Riley Steele appearing as Enchantress (yes, of Suicide Squad—a role she’s already reprised in Braun’s X-rated take on that comic property), Wicked Girl Jessica Drake showing up as Cat Grant (played by Calista Flockhart on the TV show) and devilishly delectable 2016 AVN Best New Starlet nominee Katrina Jade inhabiting the sinister role of Lex Luthor henchwoman Mercy Graves. A true gigawatt of star power, to say the least.

Speaking of Luthor, Derrick Pierce returns from Braun’s Batman v Superman XXX as that foe to the Man of Steel, and Ryan Driller of course is back once again as the male Kryptonian (albeit only in his Clark Kent persona). One major change amongst the Braun ensemble, however, is recently out-of-retirement male performer Charles Dera donning the black cape of Batman … and it just so happens that his scene with Supergirl on a Batcave lab table is the sexual high point of the movie.

Earlier, Enchantress does some fairly spellbinding mouth work on Luthor’s log, right after she and Mercy Graves indulge in a spirited round of lesbian grudge-licking. Before that, Cat Grant gets double-teamed by Clark and Jimmy Olsen (Van Wylde), and Supergirl has a nightmare sex dream of bonking the villainous—and very green—Brainiac (2016 AVN Best Male Newcomer nominee Damon Dice in one of his biggest roles to date).

The story of Supergirl XXX is immensely elaborate, all revolving around her brainwashing at the hands of Luthor in his attempt to facilitate an apocalyptic attack on Earth by Brainiac—but it’s a tremendously fun ride and one that just begs multiple viewings, both to soak up the myriad little details you missed the first time and … well, for more jollies, why else?