Sasha Calle, who portrayed Supergirl in 2023's *The Flash*, has addressed her feelings regarding the character's future following Milly Alcock's upcoming debut as Supergirl in the DC Universe (DCU).

Calle’s appearance as Kara Zor-El in *The Flash* marked one of the final appearances of the character within the previous DC Extended Universe (DCEU) franchise. The film, released in June 2023, served as a partial send-off for many DCEU characters.

With the DCU reboot underway, some characters from the previous continuity, including Peacemaker and Blue Beetle, have been confirmed to carry over. This has led to questions about the fate of other characters, including Supergirl. Calle recently shared that she isn't harboring any bitterness about her time as the iconic superhero.

While details about Alcock’s Supergirl and her role in the new DCU are still emerging, Calle’s comments suggest a positive outlook on the evolving landscape of DC superheroes. The transition from the DCEU to the DCU represents a significant shift in the franchise's direction, with James Gunn and Peter Safran leading the creative vision for the new universe.

The future of Supergirl remains a key area of interest for DC fans, and Calle’s perspective offers a glimpse into the behind-the-scenes understanding of the character's evolving legacy within the DC world. Alcock is expected to take on the mantle, ushering in a new era for the character.