
DC Universe has confirmed the domestic release of the film 'Supergirl', which will announce the birth of a new hero in the summer of 2026, and released the first poster and trailer on the 12th. Directed by Craig Gillespie, this film is set to lead a new narrative in the DC Universe.
In 2025, James Gunn's film 'Superman' broke $100 million in box office revenue in its opening week, thrilling audiences worldwide. Now, the protagonist 'Supergirl', who made a brief yet impactful appearance at the end of the film, is finally coming to domestic audiences. The poster and trailer released alongside the confirmation of the June 2026 domestic release generate excitement among global audiences with visuals and atmosphere that are quite different from the existing Superman.
The first poster features the cynical phrase "Truth, Justice, or Whatever" along with an image of 'Supergirl' Kara Zor-El wearing a trench coat over her suit, sunglasses, and a headset, adding to its uniqueness. Her indifferent demeanor while surveying her surroundings against a backdrop of a roughly drawn 'S logo' raises expectations for the birth of a new concept of hero that has never been seen before.
The first trailer also showcased 'Supergirl's' otherworldly presence. Her carefree and chic demeanor stands out in every scene, but when needed, she reveals her extraordinary powers, providing a twist of charm. Additionally, the appearance of the super dog Krypto, who was a scene-stealer in the film 'Superman', raises anticipation for the special chemistry they will display.
The video depicts Kara Zor-El spending her daily life with Krypto when they are attacked by an unidentified race, leading her to unleash her hidden tremendous power in a fierce confrontation. With intense and spectacular action, viewers cannot take their eyes off Kara Zor-El's unique charm as she gradually transforms into the true 'Supergirl'. Notably, the profound line, "Krypton didn't perish overnight. A god wouldn't be that merciful," amplifies curiosity about the narrative that will unfold. The closing line, "Superman sees goodness in everyone. I see the truth," raises expectations for what other amazing abilities she may possess, making audiences eager for the release of 'Supergirl' next summer.
The film 'Supergirl' is directed by Craig Gillespie, who completed a distinctive character narrative with 'Cruella', generating high expectations. Millie Alcock, who showcased exceptional acting in the HBO series 'House of the Dragon', plays the role of 'Supergirl', and Jason Momoa from 'Aquaman' is also set to appear, drawing attention to the legendary ensemble that this acclaimed director and cast will deliver.
The film 'Supergirl' will be released domestically in June 2026.
