Jason Momoa Unleashes Lobo: Watch His Full Debut in a Blazing New Supergirl Clip

If you blinked during that first teaser for DC Studios' 'Supergirl', you might have missed Jason Momoa turning up as Lobo—DC's space biker from hell and, let's be real, one of the most over-the-top antiheroes in comics. Well, fast forward to now: DC just dropped a new clip that properly shows off Momoa's full Lobo look, and if you were worried they wouldn’t go big enough, rest easy. There’s the signature leather vest, the oversized chain hook, the cigarette dangling from his mouth, and of course, his absolute beast of a space motorcycle. Subtlety? Lobo’s never heard of it.

The Lobo-Supergirl Dynamic (It’s Complicated)

There’s a reason Lobo gets so much attention among DC’s rogues gallery. In the comics, he calls himself the 'Last Czarnian'—which means he’s the sole survivor of his entire planet (because he killed everyone else, but that’s a whole other story). Supergirl, aka Kara Zor-El, is also dealing with having lost her home, so there’s a weird, cosmic bond there. The twist: Lobo famously butts heads with Superman and his allies, so don’t expect any sunshine and rainbows between him and Supergirl either.

Who’s Actually Teaming Up With Supergirl?

The official synopsis from DC Studios sounds like a classic reluctant buddy movie: 'When an unexpected and ruthless adversary strikes too close to home, Kara Zor-El, aka Supergirl, reluctantly joins forces with an unlikely companion on an epic, interstellar journey of vengeance and justice.'

If you’re thinking, 'Oh, so Lobo’s the co-lead,' not so fast. He’s definitely part of this wild space odyssey, but the real person dragging Kara into this fight is Ruthye Marye Knoll, played by Eve Ridley. The villain they’re gunning for? Krem of the Yellow Hills, who’ll be played by Matthias Schoenaerts. So yes, Lobo’s involved, but the team-up has an extra wrinkle—because that’s just how DC is rolling these days.

Supergirl’s Journey So Far: Quick Recap

• Millie Alcock (yep, from 'House of the Dragon') made her first appearance as Supergirl in 2025’s 'Superman'—just a late-movie cameo, but a memorable one.
• In that scene, she swings by Superman’s Fortress of Solitude, picks up her dog Krypto, and jets off into the wider universe, looking to drown her sorrows in places where the sun’s red and her powers don’t work. Good times.
• Now, with her solo movie, Alcock’s Supergirl is getting thrown headfirst into a cosmic revenge mission with Lobo and Ruthye—so, safe to say, there won’t be a dull moment.

'Supergirl' is scheduled to hit theaters on June 26. Until then, keep an eye out for more DC updates—between Momoa’s Lobo and a cosmic road trip across the galaxy, this one could get weird (but in the good way).