The Silly, Satisfying and Sentimental Cameos in ‘Superman’
UNITED STATES, JUL 11 – The new Superman film introduces Supergirl played by Milly Alcock and features multiple cameos, including Christopher Reeve's son and Jake Tapper, enriching the DC Comics universe.
- On Friday, James Gunn’s Superman film premiered worldwide, launching his new DC Universe with numerous cameos and references to DC Comics lore.
- Driven by his lifelong comic-book fandom, James Gunn’s first major film for his DC Universe aims to establish future story arcs.
- Among the cameos, Supergirl played by Milly Alcock arrives last, with Sean Gunn as Maxwell Lord and Rooker and Klementieff as robots in the Fortress of Solitude.
- The upcoming Supergirl film, set for June 26, 2026, will explore Jor-El’s revised plans for Kal-El, potentially shifting the public perception of Superman.
- Looking ahead, Clark Kent may challenge Jor-El’s legacy, while Milly Alcock is set to reprise Supergirl in 2026, shaping the ongoing DCU.
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By Dan Heching, CNN “Superman” has finally hit theaters, and with it comes a slew of cameos and fun references to its DC Comics origins. It’s what you’d expect from director James Gunn, a self-confessed comic book superfan since the age of three. In addition to the nods and references (look for, for example, a highway sign pointing to Gotham City), the new film’s surprise cameos range from the ridiculous to the heartwarming. As it turns out, man…
'Superman' Cameos: Every Surprise Appearance In James Gunn’s Film—Even Two Of Superman’s Family Members
James Gunn’s highly anticipated Superman film was released Friday, and it officially kicks off his new DC Universe on the film front. As fans run to theaters to see Clark Kent transform into the Man of Steel, many are eager to spot familiar faces in the film. The film includes key cameos you won’t want to miss. Read on for more on who to look out for in the new Superman film as cool additions to the cast as cameos. Is Bradley Cooper in the new ‘S
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