Does Milly Alcock’s Supergirl Appear in Superman? Cameo Details Inside

Fans have been waiting to see if Milly Alcock would sneak into Superman before she flies solo in her own movie. Turns out she does pop in. Not for long. But enough to get people talking about what’s next for Kara Zor-El.

James Gunn’s new Superman already has folks split. Some like the light touch. Others miss the brooding vibe from Zack Snyder’s run. But everyone agrees on one thing — it’s fun to spot where Gunn’s DCU might go next. Supergirl is a big part of that.

Where Does Supergirl Appear?

Milly’s cameo shows up right at the tail end. Superman’s back at his Fortress of Solitude. He’s earned a break after saving the world again. Then Kara drops in. She doesn’t float in like a solemn Kryptonian hero though. She’s a bit tipsy. Fans laughed when they caught that detail.

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She’s there for her dog. Krypto. The same super-pup Clark’s been trying to handle. The minute Kara walks in, Krypto loses it. He jumps all over her like he hasn’t seen her in ages. They roll around the icy Fortress floor while Clark watches. He mutters that now he knows why Krypto never behaves.

It’s only a moment but it does the job. It says a lot about how Kara and Clark are different. Clark’s calm. Kara’s more wild. She’s got a spark that hints her movie won’t just be Superman in a skirt. It’ll have its own chaos.

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What’s Coming For Milly’s Supergirl?

This small peek sets up a bigger ride next summer. Milly’s got her full debut in Supergirl, hitting theatres July 26. Details are still tight but the logline is juicy. Kara’s turning 21. She’s blasting through space with Krypto by her side. There’s a young girl named Ruthye Marye Knoll, played by Eve Ridley. Kara goes on a revenge quest. Gunn said she’s messy. She’s watched people die. She’s got scars.

And then there’s the cast. Matthias Schoenaerts, David Krumholtz, Emily Beecham — all locked in. Even Jason Momoa swings by as Lobo. So don’t be shocked if that cameo spins off into another piece of Gunn’s puzzle.

Before Superman dropped, Milly Alcock stayed super quiet about this cameo. She told Extra she “can’t speak” about it and didn’t “want to get sued.” Smart move. That secret lands better when you don’t see it coming.

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If this tiny Fortress of Solitude moment is any clue, Kara’s no sidekick. She’s bringing her own fire to the new DC. And maybe teaching Krypto a few new tricks along the way.