Jason Momoa Nearly Spoils Lobo’s Epic Look in ‘Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow’

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The movie titled “Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow” is being made right now, and fans are thrilled about Milly Alcock playing the lead Kryptonian character, Supergirl. However, there’s one casting choice that has DC enthusiasts particularly ecstatic – Jason Momoa will bring Lobo to life on screen for the first time in this film. With Momoa promoting “A Minecraft Movie” at the moment, the design of Lobo in James Gunn’s DCU has become a hot topic during interviews. It seems that Jason Momoa shares our excitement about Lobo’s debut in the DC Universe, almost revealing the character’s appearance while discussing the upcoming movie.

During a chat with Collider, Jason Momoa couldn’t hide his excitement when asked about Lobo again. Unlike some actors who might grow weary of repetitive questions, Momoa was eager to share a sneak peek of his costume. “I wish I could show you the photo on my phone right now,” Momoa expressed his enthusiasm. This isn’t the first time Momoa has almost leaked his Lobo costume details. In an earlier conversation with CinemaBlend, he nearly revealed the costume design, only to be stopped by his publicist at the last moment.

Momoa hesitated to reveal much about Lobo, instead hinting at more details in future interviews closer to the release date of Supergirl (June 26, 2026). Despite this, he left fans excited with his promise, without disclosing further information about Lobo, Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, or the DCU.

“It’s gonna be good. Don’t worry.”

James Gunn Reacts to Jason Momoa’s Lobo Close Call

As a diehard film enthusiast, I was scrolling through social media one day when a clip of Jason Momoa anxiously unveiling his costume went viral. Being rather active online myself, I happened to be DC Studio’s co-president James Gunn, and I couldn’t help but come across this video on Instagram. Intrigued by the buzz, I shared a snapshot of the interview on my Instagram story, expressing my thoughts on Momoa’s comments about the body paint and acknowledging his talented publicist for swiftly intervening at the last second. During the interview, Momoa mentioned that he would be painted white only on the “skin you can see.” I was taken aback by this statement and responded, “But what do you mean,’Only the skin you can see?'” I continued to ponder this intriguing revelation.

“I just want to profoundly thank [Jason Momoa’s] publicist [laughing face emoji].”

As a diehard movie enthusiast, I’m eagerly anticipating the upcoming film “Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow” at DC Studios. While the specifics about the wider cast and the movie’s narrative are being tightly held, any insider leaks are met with stern disapproval from Jason Momoa’s representative. What we do know is that the film will be based on the acclaimed comic book run of the same name by Tom King. In this storyline, Kara Zor-El embarks on a journey to forge her own identity as a hero and joins forces with an extraterrestrial girl to seek retribution against those who destroyed her life. The official synopsis for the comic goes:

“Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow” follows Kara Zor-El’s quest to establish herself as a self-reliant hero, while teaming up with an alien girl to exact revenge on the individuals responsible for ruining her existence.

Originally hailing from a planet that was annihilated, she was sent to Earth to safeguard a baby relative who didn’t require protection. For eternity, she lived in his shadow, being known as the “Supergirl” to his Superman. However, when an extraterrestrial intent on retribution against those responsible for her world’s destruction seeks her out, everything shifts dramatically for Kara.

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2025-03-26 16:34