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Milly Alcock has impressed the global audience with her portrayal of young Rhaenyra Targaryen inHouse of the Dragon.Given that she is recently making headlines for getting a cape in James Gunn’s DCU for Supergirl, fans are showing their support with epic art pieces imagining her in the role of Superman’s cousin.
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Following making her debut with theWonderlandseries, she emerged as a promising talent by showcasing her craft in theGame of Thronesprequel. As soon as reports about her being among the top contenders emerged, a few of the fan artists displayed their jaw-dropping creativity to make her Supergirl.
Fan Art Shows Milly Alcock as Supergirl
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As the DCEU has come to its end withAquaman and the Lost Kingdom, DC Studios is moving forward with a soft reboot bringing several new projects includingSupergirl: Woman of Tomorrow.
While the project is currently in its early development, casting is yet to be confirmed. But,House of the Dragonactress,Milly Alcockhas made her way as one of the top contenders for the role as per reports. With rumors circulating about her becoming a frontrunner, several fan arts have emerged depicting her as Superman’s cousin.
Digital artist21XFOURshowcased theUprightactress as Kara Zor-El.
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In the comments section, the artist further explained behind creating Alcock’s fan art.
“Given her outstanding performance in ‘House of the Dragon’, choosing her for this concept was an easy decision. I sincerely hope she lands the role and gets the chance to showcase her full potential.”
Another artist,Buffy2Villeshared a series of Alcock imagined as Supergirl, giving a glimpse of how Superman’s cousin would look like in live-action.
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Meanwhile, another artist,Carlos Gonzalezshows Alcock in a Supergirl costume inspired by Melissa Benoist’s Supergirl from the Arrowverse and Kara’s version in theInjustice 2video game. Alcock’s is the artist’s“Favorite Choice” to portray the comic character.
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These fan art pieces surely display the enthusiasm fans have for the project with the actress reportedly leading the chances of becoming Superman’s cousin.
Milly Alcock is Reportedly the Frontrunner as Woman of Tomorrow
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Last week, a report fromDeadlinesurfaced about the casting for the titular role in the upcomingSupergirl: Woman of Tomorrow.Her name was among the top three contenders to test for the role meanwhile the other two actresses wereThe Winchestersactor, Meg Donnelly andCODAactress, Emilia Jones.
While the director’s chair is still empty, DC Studios co-boss, James Gunn is set to be a part of the process. The report also mentioned that the character would likely make its debut as a cameo in a DC project. While the screening test is expected to take place within the month, Ana Nogueira has reportedly taken charge to write the script for theSupergirl: Woman of Tomorrow.
House of the Dragonis available to stream on Max.
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