Supergirl Trailer: Millie Alcock, Jason Momoa Lead James Gunn’s Serious Superhero Movie
The trailer for Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow was released on March 31. Millie Alcock’s Supergirl faces new threats as she rescues her faithful dog Krypto from the alien villain Krem of the Yellow Hills.
trailer of Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow Was released on 31 March. The upcoming superhero action film reveals a gripping story centered on Supergirl’s quest to save her beloved dog, Krypto.
The trailer begins with Kara Zor-El aka Supergirl (Milly Alcock) living in solitude with her pet dog Krypto. Just before the ordeal occurs, Supergirl expresses her bond with Krypto, saying, “At least Krypto and I have each other.”
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In a dramatic turn of events, the Yellow Hills villain alien Creme, portrayed by Matthias Schoenaerts, poisons Krypto with a dart, prompting Supergirl into action.
The film’s director, James Gunn, has previously mentioned how Supergirl differs from its predecessor, indicating that this latest chapter will offer a “more edgy and stronger portrayal” of the lead role. Considering audience reaction from early Superman screenings – where a moment involving Ultraman and Krypto was cut – Gunn made it clear that the stakes are being raised for the new project. He expressed confidence that audiences are now ready to face Krypto’s tough trials, describing Supergirl as “kind of a more rock and roll movie” with a far more resilient protagonist.
The trailer also features the soulful 1966 Motown classic, What Becomes of the Broken Hearted by Jimmy Ruffin, which serves as a poignant musical backdrop. Fans also get the thrilling experience of seeing Jason Momoa play the infamous intergalactic bounty hunter, Lobo, for the first time.
Lobo and Supergirl’s fast-paced exchange in the middle of a high-octane sequence provides a light-hearted contrast with the film’s heavy themes. “Aren’t you the ditz from that dive bar?” Lobo asks, to which Supergirl immediately replies, “Funny, that’s what I’m calling you.”
Additionally, the trailer offers a brief look at David Korenswet as Superman interacting with Supergirl via an interplanetary Zoom call. Superman checks in, asking, “I was just touching base to see when you’re coming back,” establishing a connection despite the great distance between the two characters.
Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow It is set for theatrical release in English, Hindi, Tamil and Telugu in theaters and IMAX on June 26, 2026.