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A Glee Reunion & A Familiar Face For Melissa Benoist Is Coming To Supergirl

Blake Jenner will be guest starring on Supergirl.

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Once upon a time, Melissa Benoist starred on a FOX television series called Glee as Marley Rose. You probably remember the show; it was quite popular.

One of Marley’s love interests was Ryder, played by Blake Jenner, and it turns out Melissa Benoist and Blake Jenner also had chemistry in real life… so much, in fact, that they were married earlier this year.

Now, TVLine is reporting that Jenner will be showing up on Supergirl as a possible new love interest for Kara Danvers. Here’s what they said:

Jenner will portray Adam Foster, a handsome stranger from Cat Grant’s (Calista Flockhart) past whose arrival in National City tests Kara and Cat’s relationship like never before. At the same time, Adam and Kara form a very unexpected connection.

TVLine says Jenner will appear in multiple episodes starting in 2016.

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  1. phantom

    November 19, 2015 at 2:22 am

    I’ve never wrote on here before so I’m not sure if anyone reads this. But I have a few thoughts I wanna talk about if anyone wants to listen they’re strictly opinion. I posted this on another site and got DESTROYED. People hated the idea. Anyway, I like the new shows for what they are. Super girl is my FAVORITE superhero next to superman. I’ve only seen 2 episodes of the show though. Anyways, I watch flash and arrow (arrow hasn’t been as good lately) but I’m a HUGE smallville fan so no movie or shows will ever fill that void. But, my idea was to have smallville/flash/arrow to crossover. Flash has the multiverse now. I doubt tom would want to but you have Chloe, Lois, green arrow, aquaman, etc. Imagine lex teaming up with zoom or vandal savage or grood, etc. I can’t complain either way, smallville had a LONG rung and was very near and dear to me and ended greatly. But I thought that idea would be cool. Ratings would be huge! Could be a tv movie or minievent. They wouldn’t have to do that story, but at least show Chloe. Could you imagine green arrow and arrow together!? They have tried to make arrow more comedic and that would be the perfect way. That would help the transition without making it to much. Have green arrow cracking more jokes and heckling arrow for being serious. So many ideas I have and so many could be done! Sorry for the long rant and I’m sorry if anyone disagrees or if I offended anyone. I’d love to hear from someone that would like that or would want to talk about smallville. I’m not gonna bash flash, arrow, or supergirl. They’re good shows and I watch them all but I grew up on smallville and have always been a superman fan (90s mullet haha!). But thanks for all the work this site does. Would love to buy some merchandise with kryptonsite on it or if anyone knows where I can buy cheap smallville merch (shirts, toys, etc). And I have been trying to find the smallville comics but they’re so spread out I cant keep up! Does anyone knows if they did any big omnibuses’ or companions? I’m dying to own them but don’t want to have to spend hundreds squaring all the trades and miniseries. Thanks guys.

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New Supergirl Featurette Includes Laura Vandervoort, Melissa Benoist & More

Supergirl actresses Laura Vandervoort, Melissa Benoist, Sasha Calle, and Helen Slater are included in a retrospective featurette on The Flash Blu-ray.

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One of the rare good elements from the recent Flash movie was the inclusion of Sasha Calle as Supergirl, and now, we can revisit her and a few old Supergirl favorites, as Laura Vandervoort (Smallville), Melissa Benoist (Supergirl TV series from The CW & CBS), and Helen Slater (movies’ original Supergirl) are all included on a featurette on The Flash movie home release. These are all new interviews with the actresses, and in some cases, these are their first interviews about the character in years. The title of the featurette is “Supergirl: The Last Daughter of Krypton.”

Although a Twitter/X report from “Sennaverse” on Twitter notes that the documentary can be found on the MAX streaming service, we have had no luck finding it there so far. The featurette is included, however, with purchase of The Flash movie on 4K UHD, Blu-ray and DVD. The set is due for release on Tuesday, August 29. You can purchase that here and support KryptonSite if you wish! 

We’re looking forward to seeing these new interviews and spotlight on the Woman of Tomorrow!

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New Superman & Supergirl Movies Announced

James Gunn and Peter Safran have announced new Supergirl and Superman movie projects.

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New DC Studios heads James Gunn and Peter Safran have announced two new movies that will make Super-fans take notice. One is a new Superman film titled Superman: Legacy and it will be out in 2025; the other is based on Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow comic book series.

Scheduled for July 11, 2025, Superman: Legacy will be written by James Gunn and the hope is that he will also direct it. “t’s not an origin story. It focuses on Superman balancing his Kryptonian heritage with his human upbringing. Superman represents truth, justice and the American way. He is kindness in a world that thinks of kindness as old fashioned,” Peter Safran said during the announcement.

“With our stories, we want to take it away from good guy vs. bad guy. There are really good—almost saintly—people and Superman is among them. There are really terrible villains like Gorilla Grodd or the Joker. And then there’s everybody in between them, so there are all these shades of gray which allow us to tell complex stories,” Gunn added.

Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow is based on the comic book miniseries by Tom King. “In our story, we have Superman who was sent to Earth and raised by incredibly loving parents. Kara was on Krypton. She was on a piece of Krypton that drifted away from the planet and she lived there for the first fourteen years of her life in a horrible situation where she watched everyone around her die. So, she’s a much harsher and more f*cked up Supergirl than you’ve been used to thus far,” Gunn promises.

No word yet on if the movie projects will affect TV, but they have expressed a desire to fully tie in the TV and the movies. See DC Studios’ TV plans here.

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Nicole Maines Is Introducing Dreamer To Superman: Son of Kal-El

Supergirl actress Nicole Maines is introducing Dreamer in a Superman: Son of Kal-El comic book she is writing

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The Supergirl character of Nia Nal a.k.a. “Dreamer” has appeared in a DC Pride comic before, but now she is coming to the DC Universe proper with a special upcoming issue of the acclaimed Superman: Son of Kal-El comic book with a particularly special co-writer: Nicole Maines herself!

Maines will be co-writing Superman: Son of Kal-El #13 with series writer Tom Taylor. The issue hits comic book stores on July 12, 2022.

“I’m so excited to work with Nicole Maines to bring Dreamer from the screen to the pages of Superman: Son of Kal-El and to the DC Comics Universe,” said Tom Taylor. “I want to thank all the people at DC who have championed Dreamer and who recognize the importance of this powerful trans superhero in this time.”

“Jon Kent and Nia Nal are two characters that have a lot in common, both as superheroes with the weight of the world on their shoulders, and as young people with impossibly big shoes to fill,” Nicole Maines added. “Weaving their stories together for Superman: Son of Kal-El with Tom was a complete pleasure, and there is only a little pun intended when I say that Superman and Dreamer make for a brilliant new Dream-Team.”

Here’s a teaser for the issue:

It’s the dramatic DC Universe debut of Dreamer! When every hero on Earth is threatened by Henry Bendix’s machinations, it’s a race against time for Dreamer to warn Superman before it happens! But will this mysterious new ally’s premonition become a nightmare for Jonathan Kent?

Superman: Son of Kal-El #13 will be available at local comic shops on July 12, 2022.

 

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