Jul 10, 2026 · 15 min · 13 segments
Supergirl is a 2026 American superhero film based on the DC Comics superheroine Kara Zor-El / Supergirl. Directed by Craig Gillespie and written by Ana Nogueira, it is the second film in the DC…
Mark AdderleyHost
I always used to think a little bit like Wonder Woman in a totally growing up in the 70s sexist fashion.
Why do they just never seem as strong or as powerful or as killer? as Superman or, you know, the girl versions were always kind of like, why are they not so strong? They need to be stronger.
It stars Millie Alcock, who you'll know, well, I know most famously for House of the Dragon.
She comes from Krypton, where there is Kryptonite, and where her dog Krypto also comes to.
And with the trailer, we were very much being promised something I felt along the lines of Guardians of the Galaxy, right down to the tight, her jacket, her sort of almost long trench coat, leather jacket, the sense of a sort of kick-ass sort of soundtrack, the monsters, the locations, lots of bars, lots of kind of socialising, lots of fights breaking out over alcohol, imbibing and all the rest of it.
I always used to think a little bit like Wonder Woman in a totally growing up in the 70s sexist fashion.
Why do they just never seem as strong or as powerful or as killer? as Superman or, you know, the girl versions were always kind of like, why are they not so strong? They need to be stronger.
It stars Millie Alcock, who you'll know, well, I know most famously for House of the Dragon.
She comes from Krypton, where there is Kryptonite, and where her dog Krypto also comes to.
And with the trailer, we were very much being promised something I felt along the lines of Guardians of the Galaxy, right down to the tight, her jacket, her sort of almost long trench coat, leather jacket, the sense of a sort of kick-ass sort of soundtrack, the monsters, the locations, lots of bars, lots of kind of socialising, lots of fights breaking out over alcohol, imbibing and all the rest of it.
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