Milly Alcock Has Drunk Bloody Knuckles In The 1st Official Poster For 'Supergirl' With James Gunn Promising "She Will Be A Total Mess"
UNITED KINGDOM, JUL 16 – Milly Alcock stars as a darker, rebellious Supergirl on a quest for revenge in James Gunn's DC Universe reboot, following $217 million global success of Superman, officials said.
- DC Studios co-head James Gunn unveiled Supergirl's release date, following the teaser poster reveal featuring Milly Alcock and the 'Look Out' tagline.
- Following Superman's July 11, 2025 debut, Supergirl serves as the second DCU film, part of Chapter 1 'Gods and Monsters' and drawn from Tom King's 'Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow'.
- Fans first saw Alcock’s Supergirl in a mid-credits cameo in Superman, directed by Craig Gillespie, starring Milly Alcock as Kara Zor-El, whose character debuted in the recent Superman film.
- Reactions poured in across entertainment circles, with the 'Look Out' tagline praised as a nod to Supergirl’s independence.
- With the release date set, DC Studios can build anticipation through additional teasers and behind-the-scenes content, and James Gunn recently hinted at a significant cinematic event ahead.
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