I’m Excited for Supergirl, but Worried the DCU Will Avoid a Key Part of Her Story

Milly Alcock’s brief appearance in *Superman* was a clever way to introduce Supergirl. Fans also spotted her in silhouette during a Season 1 scene, suggesting she’s known to Superman and the wider superhero community. Their interaction seemed playfully competitive, hinting at a complex relationship. The upcoming *Supergirl* movie will take a different path than the original comic book, notably by including Jason Momoa as Lobo. However, fans can still anticipate a story where Supergirl confronts her past and grows into a stronger hero. Her connection with Superman will likely be further explored in *Man of Tomorrow*. Unlike the CW’s *Supergirl*, where Kara had adoptive parents, this new version will have a different backstory. The film reimagines her life before arriving on Earth, meaning she won’t be raised by the Danvers family. As a result, Supergirl may need to seek guidance from Ma and Pa Kent, like her cousin did, to learn important lessons about humanity.

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The former Love Island contestant is no newcomer to performing arts. They’ve already had a successful career on the West End, appearing in shows like Back to the Future: The Musical and The Great Gatsby, and are very comfortable with costumes and energetic dance routines.

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Janae Deadwyler’s performances in films like *Till* and *The Piano Lesson* earned her a BAFTA Award nomination for Best Actress. There’s currently speculation about her potential involvement in a reboot of *The X-Files*. It’s unknown if she would play the iconic Agent Scully – a role originally made famous by Gillian Anderson – or a completely new character. If she were cast as Scully, it would be a significant change, reimagining the character with a different ethnicity.