This article contains spoilers for "Superman".

Superman has now successfully unveiled the DC Universe of Jameseshes Gun and Peter Safran on the big screen. However, perhaps more importantly, the film also made the audience a feeling that they should expect different things from each project of DCC. Indeed, Gun has repeatedly said that every entrance to this cinema universe will feel different and there is no real "style of house" to talk about. Now, the director has revealed the first poster "Superger" Social media seems to support her claim in a great deal.

In the first Supergean poster, Kara Zor-Eli of Milli Alcock is shown defiantly on the wall, drinking a frozen drink for convenience-that is clearly not your average quarter-mural of the symbol decorated by her cousin Superman (David). Of course, the "Search" mark is spoiled to say "watch" instead, What hinted where Superger goes pretty much more specifically. Alcock's casting has declared Gun since the crafts that she announced that she was running for the role of Super, and the audience now has a slight taste of what she carries on the table as Kara through Its came to Superman. The fact that this poster relies even harder in the whole rebellious corner makes the overall sense of the world. It's a way to tell movie movies that we're not doing all the stunning, "Naked, Gosh" something this time around.

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- JAMESEESTS GUN (@JamesGunn) July 16, 2025

Then, it is vital that the interpretation of the character of the Alcock stands out from the salt salt of David Corenvet, the interpretation of mud-E-and so far, seems to be! This is also the first example of Gun really supported what he posted on topics when it comes to this particular project of the DCC (which, as a reminder, he actually does not write or direct). He has already generated a goodwill for the DCC with Superman, a film that could easily prove to be a deal if he failed to take the title in camp or a serious direction that resonated with people. Instead, people liked it, making them much more open to the promise of something different with Superger.

For refreshment, the audience does not meet Superg for the last 15 minutes "Superman, when Alcock's steel girl literally crashed in the Saucer's loneliness fortress While her cousin is rehabilitated from the frenetic last battle with his ultramorian clone (also root, naturally). Kara asks Cal-El why he moved the door, in itself a call to the mass siege of the hideout earlier in the film, and the root is slipping into a kind of lubricated pustered posture of the medical table surrounded by Superman robots. Superger also remembers that she had left his dog with the hero, explaining why Superman was saddown all the time, while at the same time, our favorite four -legged threat could be part of Kara's solo film. The puppy clearly loves its owner, and Kara is jumping, literally, from the cryptocurrency, he looks at it before storms from there, calling Superman on his behalf.

The audience I saw "Superman" with theaters had a huge reaction to this scene despite the lack of promotional material for Superger at the time. It is the kind of response that Gun was sure to be hoping for, watching many people are probably familiar with the character Kara thanks to the CW's "Superger" TV show (starring Melissa Benoist as her names). The heroine of Alcock is not a milk-drake that the Superman of the Corpse is in this film, or its solo DCU vehicle is ready to wait at home how different these cryptonia cousins are from each other. With The "Superger: Woman from Tomorrow" Comics Serving as a source of film material, it is also thought that the DCC's Superger will focus on Kara to deal with the destruction of Krypton and the death of her family in some way. If nothing else, his poster has very little to disperse that term.

Superman may have had a healthier response to the whole exploding of Krypton, but that's just to expect. After all, in the comic books of DC, he is usually more than a "Sentinel of Justice" than a superhero who will give up his personal suffering. Superger, for comparison, has a far more educated backstew and much more in the way of family trauma (not to say anything about the pressure on her to live according to her cousin's legacy). It's a lot to deal with, and the director "Superger" Craig Guillispe would be smart at zero-in some of those topics when Kara Crosses trails with Jason Momoa's lobby in the movie (Among other signs based on space).

While Gun could not ask for a better result when it comes to receiving Superman, now there are some legs What follows for DC Studios out of "Supergirl". Fortunately, among the response of the steel girl to Alok and other Superman fan fans like Mr. Straini (Eddie Gategi), things look on that front. For this writer, the "Superger" poster and the way Superman directly challenges it helps throw another shovel of dirt on those fears, as it confirms that the DCC will not only make the whole super-family of DC "Inspiring *™ *". Instead, it seems that Gun and Illiels are working to create something really different and maybe even surprising because the DCC is preparing to make his next step forward.

This is said, this is obviously just one piece of marketing. Indeed, the superger trailer should give us a much better idea of what to expect from this movie when it eventually falls. However, there is a real sense of hope for the moment when it comes to the direction of the DCC. Alcock has particularly had the chance to define the character of Superg for many years to come (similar to the root, now ready to make it after its debut as Superman), which would be quite amazing to see. Sometimes, all you need is the wind in your sails to get off your right foot, and between Superman and movie poster, Superger is currently in a good fully flying position when it reaches the theaters on June 26, 2026.