Milly Alcock has wiped Supergirl from her Instagram grid.
Fans noticed Thursday that the actress removed her old Supergirl posts, including the January 2024 announcement where she thanked James Gunn for casting her as Kara.
That post had more than 82,000 likes.
The photo of Alcock holding the Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow comic is gone too.
A few older Reels remain, but the main grid is now clear of Supergirl.
Alcock hasn’t explained why.
The timing is hard to ignore.
Supergirl finished with just $126.4 million worldwide, making it the lowest-grossing DC movie ever.
Its HBO Max run also fell to last place on Nielsen’s streaming movie chart.
This week, TheWrap pointed to Supergirl as one of the movies that dragged down Warner Bros.’ final quarterly earnings.
And there’s already a rumor that Alcock’s Supergirl will be purposely kept in the background of the Man of Tomorrow marketing.
She is still expected to appear in the Superman sequel.
But before that campaign even starts, Alcock has removed almost every trace of Supergirl from her own page.
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