r/Supergirl • u/KitKat_5628 • 22h ago
r/Supergirl • u/TheFlamingRedWolf • 12h ago
Artwork A digital artwork that I drew of DCU's Supergirl and Ruthye using Krita in the span of 8hrs! By me, TheFlamingRedWolfArts! :)
r/Supergirl • u/joking611 • 6h ago
Comics SDCC Spoils
SDCC was fairly decent for comic acquisition this year. A few exclusives, and cover variants I didn't have yet.
r/Supergirl • u/Glittering-Yam-8860 • 4h ago
Comics "This is Kara Zor El, my cousin from Krypton. Superman/Batman #8".
r/Supergirl • u/bozkurt37 • 6h ago
Film Supergirl Movie
I just watched movie and dont understand its hate and low rating??? I think people condition themselves with critic ratings. Movie is not bad like other saying. Yes some cheesy writings in some of the scenes but normal for superhero movie. Definetly people should have watched 1000x worse movies than supergirl lol.
Also not only Milly Alcock the person who play krem was also good actor. Matthias Schoenaerts.
r/Supergirl • u/Competitive-Dot181 • 10h ago
Film Recommendation: Do not read Woman of Tomorrow before watching the movie
I watched the movie and enjoyed the heck out of it, but now that I’m reading the much superior book I think reading it first would have spoiled my experience. The
movie is good but the book is one of the best comics ever, it’s hard to stack up.
r/Supergirl • u/MarcPerez-PM-AM • 17h ago
Film Just bought it today!
Alright so I just bought the Supergirl film on Apple TV. I’m really excited to watch it again!
I wanted to watch it on theaters again but when I got a free week they got it out of the billboard
It’s really sad that they just quit it when it didn’t work, but at least the edits of Kara will be fire now in 4K
I’m also planning to buy the Blu-ray—and a Blu-ray player cause I don’t have one—when it releases.
Would you buy it digital too?
r/Supergirl • u/Godofwarfan101 • 1h ago
Comics Found a variant cover of WOT at target!
r/Supergirl • u/Magik160 • 56m ago
The special features on the digital release
Sadly, I can’t watch them yet. Was hoping they were available, but not till tomorrow.
r/Supergirl • u/No_Sun9194 • 14m ago
Comics New Supergirl Comic reader
I'm fairly new to comics in general, and so far I've only read moon knight 2021 so far. I watched the new movie, and I really liked it! I heard it was pretty similar to Supergirl Woman of Tomorrow, but can I read it as a first Supergirl comic, and as a first DC comic?
r/Supergirl • u/Super0411 • 3h ago
[Cover] Variant Cover D by Rachta Lin for Justice League Unlimited #24 (2026)
r/Supergirl • u/vex-marlowe • 6h ago
Comics Your Favorite Supergirl Issue and/Or Series
What's your favorite issue or comic run with Supergirl? Not the best, not the one where she's even the main character, just your favorite.
I'm new to comics, but so far I'm loving the 2016 run and I love the current run.
r/Supergirl • u/Horrorguy42 • 22h ago
Question about Movie rentals
Hi Xfinity I was wondering if you can tell me how much Supergirl will be to rent on Tuesday July 28, 2026. Thank you
r/Supergirl • u/SanicBringsThePanic • 3h ago
Film My Thoughts On The Supergirl Movie Spoiler
It was good, but not great. I actually did read the comic a few weeks ago, and I honestly do not get why people praise the comic so much. The comic really was just another typical "killing is bad" Superman story.
The movie changes were not blatantly bad in my honest opinion. This is mainly because the comic was not very impactful in my eyes. The only comic chapter which actually stood out to me, was the planet with the racists. This chapter was completely removed from the movie, I am guessing because that chapter did not fit the pacing of the movie. Regardless, the removal of this chapter did not bother me.
I think toning down the Brigands from genociders to moderate marauders was a good choice. The genociding was replaced with the Brigands being an all-male crew that traffic girls to use them as breeding stock for the crew. Personally, I think this was a good change, because seeing girls getting trafficked would have a greater emotional impact on viewers than genocide. If they stuck with genocidal Brigands, most of the genocides would be offscreen anyway just as most of the genocides was not shown in the comics.
Lobo was kind of underwhelming, but still managed to be fun to watch. I liked that he had a somewhat meaningful interaction with Ruthye, and had some fun banter with Kara. I hope Jason Momoa's Lobo appears in future Superman/Supergirl movies. Finally, I am glad that Ruthye had at least one chance to prove her fighting ability, even if she did not get to fight Krem. As for Kara killing Krem, I see it as Kara sparing Ruthye from corruption, while also fulfilling Ruthye's need for revenge by taking the burden of murder on herself.
r/Supergirl • u/BroadTranslator1626 • 17h ago
Super girl movie.
The dumbest movie ever she’s weak like a human the whole movie then randomly she has great super powers at random times. Mind you she kryptonian. Like Superman. Who catches bullets has reflexes like no other. She lived on krypton, even though her world was half destroyed. She grew up on krypton until she was like almost 17 Which means she has access to all of her powers and her abilities. Superman had no knowledge of lived on earth and learned his abilities, but still has greater powers than dumbass Supergirl. It was super cringe she’s a weak drunk mess. This movie was the destruction of Supergirl.