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Supergirl post credits scene: how many are there and what do they mean for the future of the DCU?
The movie Supergirl does not feature a post-credits scene, contrary to earlier suggestions by director Craig Gillespie. While the film ends after the credits roll, it sets up future appearances for Milly Alcock's Supergirl in the DC Universe, particularly in the upcoming Superman sequel, Man of Tomorrow.
Does Supergirl set up Man of Tomorrow? Here's how the new DCU movie leads to the Superman sequel
The movie Supergirl does not directly set up its sequel, Man of Tomorrow, with a post-credits scene. However, Supergirl's return to Earth and decision to stay with her cousin Clark Kent indicates her future involvement in Man of Tomorrow, which is set to take place in Summer 2027, a year after the events of Supergirl.
Supergirl writer says James Gunn was "protective" over Superman's dialogue in the new DCU movie
Supergirl writer Ana Noguiera stated that DC Studios co-president James Gunn was very protective of Superman's dialogue in the upcoming DCU movie. Gunn, who directed the film that launched the DCU, made minor adjustments to ensure the character's lines were authentic. The article also briefly mentions the plot of Supergirl and the upcoming Man of Tomorrow film.
James Gunn says Supergirl being "at odds" with Superman is a big part of Man of Tomorrow
DC Studios co-president James Gunn discussed the upcoming Supergirl film and her role in Superman: Man of Tomorrow, highlighting that Supergirl's damaged and different nature from Superman will be a central conflict. He noted that this iteration is based on a graphic novel by Tom King and Bilquis Evely and will feature Milly Alcock as a damaged but heroic Kara Zor-El. Supergirl is set to release on June 26, with Superman: Man of Tomorrow following on July 9, 2027.
What to watch before Supergirl: The DC movies and shows to catch up with in preparation
This guide outlines the DC movies and shows to watch before the release of the new Supergirl film, directed by James Gunn. It recommends viewing "Superman" for context on the relationship between Kara Zor-El and her cousin, and also suggests optional past Supergirl iterations for comparison.
James Gunn says he pitched the Jimmy Olsen and Gorilla Grodd show to Warner Bros. before he "even started at…
James Gunn has confirmed that a television project combining the characters Jimmy Olsen and Gorilla Grodd is in development for the DC Universe. He stated that the concept was pitched before he officially began his role at DC Studios and that filming is set to commence soon. Gunn also clarified that a previously reported project title, 'DC Crime,' was never associated with this development.
My Adventures with Superman is what James Gunn's DCU should be
My Adventures with Superman, an anime-inspired series, is presented as a superior model for James Gunn's DC Universe compared to the current iteration's excessive violence and adult themes. The article argues that the animated show's blend of heart, humor, and action, along with its modern take on Superman, offers a more accessible and engaging approach that Gunn should emulate for broader appeal.
Supergirl writer says the upcoming DCU movie is "completely different" from her DCEU Supergirl script:…
Supergirl screenwriter Ana Nogueira stated that the script for the upcoming DC Universe movie is entirely new and does not carry over any elements from her previous script for the cancelled DCEU Supergirl film starring Sasha Calle. The new Supergirl, based on the comic "The Woman of Tomorrow" and starring Milly Alcock, will be a fresh take on the character, differing significantly from Calle's portrayal. The film is scheduled for release on June 26, 2026.
James Gunn addresses silliest Supergirl complaint
Director James Gunn addressed fan complaints regarding Supergirl's ear piercings in the upcoming DC Universe film. He explained that her powers are affected by red suns, allowing for piercings, similar to how Superman shaves with heat vision. Actress Milly Alcock also discussed her portrayal of Supergirl as a flawed hero.
Man of Tomorrow leaked set image teases an injured Superman and a deep cut weapon straight from DC comics
Leaked set images from the upcoming Superman film, Man of Tomorrow, reveal an injured Superman and a detailed look at the Nuclear Kryptonite Ray-Gun, a weapon invented by Lex Luthor. The film is part of James Gunn's DCU Chapter One and will feature Luthor and Superman teaming up against Braniac.
Supergirl promo reveals the moment Kara and Kal-El meet in the new movie
A new promotional spot for the upcoming DCU movie Supergirl reveals the moment Kara Zor-El meets her cousin Kal-El. The footage also shows Superman giving Kara her iconic suit. The film is set to release on June 26 and is the second movie in James Gunn's DCU.
Lanterns will be the first story on the DCU timeline thanks to a flashback storyline in 2016
The upcoming television series 'Lanterns' will serve as the first story on the new DC Universe timeline, featuring a dual timeline structure. The primary narrative is set in 2016, following Hal Jordan and John Stewart investigating a shooting in Nebraska, with a secondary timeline set 10 years later in 2026.
James Gunn plans to rewatch The Suicide Squad and Blue Beetle to decide what is DCU canon
DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn is rewatching The Suicide Squad and Blue Beetle to determine which elements will be considered canon within the new DC Universe. While the DCU officially began with Creature Commandos, Gunn has stated that Blue Beetle is the first canon character and The Suicide Squad exists as an 'imperfect memory'.
James Gunn seemingly answers a Clayface mystery about if we've seen him in the DCU before
DC Studios co-CEO James Gunn has indicated that the Clayface featured in the animated series Creature Commandos is the same character appearing in the upcoming Clayface movie. Gunn confirmed the movie is canon and will serve as an origin story for Matt Hagen, who is voiced by Alan Tudyk in Creature Commandos and played by Tom Rhys Harries in the film. The article also touches on other DCU projects like Superman, Paradise Lost, and Booster Gold.
Clayface may be more important to the DCU than we realized as James Gunn confirms it's set before Superman and "very connected" to the wider universe
DC Studios boss James Gunn confirmed that the upcoming DCU film Clayface will be released before Superman and is deeply connected to the wider universe. Written by Mike Flanagan, the horror film stars Tom Rhys Harries as Matt Hagen, who gains the ability to shapeshift after a transformation.
The new Clayface trailer might have retconned Creature Commandos, and DC fans are very confused – but there's…
The first trailer for the upcoming DC film Clayface has sparked confusion among fans regarding potential retcons to the animated series Creature Commandos. The trailer shows a different depiction of the character Matt Hagen, leading to discussions about continuity within the DC Universe. The article also briefly mentions upcoming DC projects like Supergirl.
Clayface trailer doesn't address Batman, but there are enough Gotham nods to suggest the Caped Crusader will show…
The first trailer for the DC body horror project Clayface has been released, featuring Matt Hagen. While the trailer heavily references Gotham and Batman lore, it does not explicitly confirm whether Robert Pattinson's Batman will appear in the project.
It sounds like Clayface is going to be a full DCU horror movie, as first footage is called "violent" and…
Early reactions to the first footage of the DC Universe movie Clayface suggest it will be a full-blown horror film, described as "violent." The footage was shown privately at CinemaCon as part of DCU Chapter One: Gods and Monsters.
James Gunn confirms that Supergirl is set between the events of Superman and Man of Tomorrow
James Gunn confirmed that the upcoming Supergirl film will be set between the events of Superman and its sequel, Man of Tomorrow. The DC Universe film is scheduled for release on June 26.
Why Fans Can’t Ignore Superman (2025): A Fresh Take on the Hero
James Gunn's Superman (2025) offers a vibrant and eccentric take on the hero, moving away from grim DC storytelling towards a more comic-book-rooted style. The film focuses on an established Superman, exploring his complex relationship with a society that both depends on and mistrusts him, with performances from David Corenswet, Rachel Brosnahan, and Nicholas Hoult highlighting themes of choice, kindness, and the power of optimism in a world fueled by fear and misinformation.
