"Superman Trailer Unveils New Scenes: Guy Gardner, Hawkgirl, Krypto Attack Engineer"

DC Studios has unveiled a thrilling new Superman trailer, offering fans a three-minute glimpse into the highly anticipated film directed by James Gunn, set for release on July 11, 2025. The trailer showcases the movie’s expansive ensemble of heroes and villains, deepening our look at key characters shaping the story.

Nathan Fillion makes a dynamic impression as Guy Gardner / Green Lantern, effortlessly swatting enemies aside with a single flick of his power ring. Isabela Merced shines as Hawkgirl, bringing fierce energy to the role, while María Gabriela de Faría’s portrayal of The Engineer takes center stage—revealing her pivotal role in dismantling the robotic guardians of Superman’s Fortress of Solitude, including the beloved Kelex. This act appears to follow the emotional aftermath glimpsed in a previous trailer, where Superman is seen mourning Kelex post-battle.

The action intensifies as Krypto the Superdog leaps into combat, delivering a flying punch to The Engineer—proving he’s more than just a loyal companion. Meanwhile, Nicholas Hoult’s Lex Luthor exudes calculated menace, and Ultraman emerges as a formidable threat. The trailer also expands on Edi Gathegi’s Mister Terrific and Anthony Carrigan’s Rex Mason / Metamorpho, highlighting their growing roles in the narrative.

As expected, the mysterious Hammer of Boravia—introduced in yesterday’s teaser—makes a full appearance in the trailer. Speculation suggests the character, newly created by Gunn, may actually be Ultraman in disguise, adding a layer of intrigue to the unfolding conflict.

Superman: Behind the Scenes Cast and Character Images

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At the heart of the film lies the relationship between Clark Kent and Lois Lane. A pivotal scene shows Lois conducting an on-the-record interview with Superman, which quickly turns contentious as they clash over the ethics of his intervention in a foreign war. Clark defends his actions: “I wasn’t representing anyone except for me… and doing good!” The fallout from that decision is evident as the Hammer of Boravia launches a devastating attack on Downtown Metropolis.

In a powerful contrast to public hostility—seen in earlier footage of crowds shouting and throwing debris at Superman—one moment captures a civilian reaching down to help the Man of Steel rise from a crater. This small act of faith underscores the film’s central theme: a world learning to believe in its hero once more.