The second cameo is at the very end of the movie, as Supergirl returns to pick up her dog, Krypto. Milly Alcock ( House of the Dragon) plays Superman's cousin and is the lead for the next DC Universe movie with Supergirl, which is scheduled to release June 26, 2026.

James Gunn’s highly anticipated Superman film was released Friday, and it officially kicks off his new DC Universe on the film front.

Superman is nearly here, and there are talks about multiple intriguing elements and some big cameos, like Supergirl, and, surprisingly, as some claim, Peacemaker (John Cena). Of course, the two belong in the same universe,

Superman' is bringing the DCU to cinemas, and first screenings have revealed the truth about two big cameo appearances.

John Cena, celebrated for his role in 'Heads of State,' is rumoured to make a cameo in James Gunn's 'Superman' as Peacemaker. Early screenings suggest Cena's character appears on television, engaging in trash talk about Superman.

Several DC Comics heroes show up in James Gunn's Superman, including one who was left out of the film's marketing but will play a big role in the DC Universe.

Another cameo drops in the final scene, as Supergirl (Superman's cousin), played by Milly Alcock, swings by to pick up her dog, Krypto. Alcock is best known for her role in House of the Dragon. She will lead the next DC Universe film, Supergirl, set to hit theaters next summer.

According to MovieWeb, Cena's Peacemaker will be a part of the DCEU. The site says that Cena appears on a television during the film, trash-talking David Cornswet's Superman. Ther

James Gunn and Peter Safran from DC studios promised to reinvent the adventures of your childhood hero Superman and make July the month for a new Man of Steel. It’s an action packed, superhero and supervillain packed film which is so dizzying that you don’t have time to want a more solid story.

Positive buzz is leading James Gunn's Superman on track to an absolutely massive opening weekend at the box office.

As James Gunn‘s DCU launches with the premiere of Superman, his Marvel days appear to be in the past for now. Following the director’s 2018 ousting from the Guardians of the Galaxy franchise, Gunn admitted he “thought my career was over,