Uploaded June 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Was Jason Momoa's Lobo actually necessary in Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow?
Greg Alba and Coy Jandreau debate one of the biggest talking points from Supergirl (2026) (Milly Alcock)—Lobo's DCU debut. While both agree Jason Momoa is fantastic casting, they question whether Lobo's role actually strengthens the movie or takes away from Kara's journey. They compare the film to Tom King's Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow comic, discuss why Lobo wasn't part of the original ending, and explain how his inclusion changes the tone of the adaptation.
The discussion also explores why Greg believes Superman and Lobo make a much stronger pairing than Supergirl and Lobo, how James Gunn's DCU could use Jason Momoa moving forward, and whether Lobo's big action scene ultimately helps—or hurts—the movie's climax.
#Lobo #Supergirl #JasonMomoa #DCU #SupergirlMovie #JamesGunn #WomanOfTomorrow #DCStudios #ComicBooks #Superman
Was Jason Momoa's Lobo actually necessary in Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow?
Greg Alba and Coy Jandreau debate one of the biggest talking points from Supergirl (2026) (Milly Alcock)—Lobo's DCU debut. While both agree Jason Momoa is fantastic casting, they question whether Lobo's role actually strengthens the movie or takes away from Kara's journey. They compare the film to Tom King's Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow comic, discuss why Lobo wasn't part of the original ending, and explain how his inclusion changes the tone of the adaptation.
The discussion also explores why Greg believes Superman and Lobo make a much stronger pairing than Supergirl and Lobo, how James Gunn's DCU could use Jason Momoa moving forward, and whether Lobo's big action scene ultimately helps—or hurts—the movie's climax.
#Lobo #Supergirl #JasonMomoa #DCU #SupergirlMovie #JamesGunn #WomanOfTomorrow #DCStudios #ComicBooks #Superman
