Director Andy Muschietti sheds light on the unexpected death in The Flash movie, sparking intrigue among fans. With high anticipation and positive critical reception, the Multiverse-driven adventure brings together two versions of the Scarlet Speedster, Batman portrayed by Michael Keaton, and Supergirl played by Sasha Calle. As their mission unfolds against the returning General Zod, the stakes are raised, leaving audiences questioning the survival of these beloved characters.

Unveiling The Multiverse’s Possibilities

During a guest appearance on Deadline’s Crew Call podcast, Andy Muschietti addresses the fate of Supergirl and the nature of the Multiverse. While acknowledging the many timelines where Supergirl exists, Muschietti emphasizes that what transpires in the film should not be taken as an absolute truth. The director teases the concept of the Multiverse, hinting at potential future appearances of Sasha Calle’s Supergirl in upcoming projects, as the Multiverse is known for its expansive and interconnected nature.

A Glimpse Of Supergirl’s Future

Despite the unfortunate demise of Sasha Calle’s Supergirl in The Flash, Andy Muschietti’s comments offer hope for the character’s return. Reports suggest that future projects, including a potential sequel to The Flash, may feature Michael Keaton’s Batman and Sasha Calle’s Supergirl as “guest stars.” While it remains uncertain if Calle will reprise her role in Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow, her expressed desire for a potential comeback indicates a possibility for the character’s continuation. Critically acclaimed for her performance, it would be a welcomed opportunity for Calle to reprise her role and further explore Supergirl’s narrative.