Superman reportedly features two post-credit scenes in James Gunn’s DC Universe reboot premiere

James Gunn’s Superman debuted in Los Angeles and includes two post-credit scenes, sparking major fan speculation.

James Gunn’s highly anticipated reboot, Superman, premiered Monday night at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Los Angeles and quickly became the talk of the town—not just for its star-studded red carpet, but for the two intriguing post-credit scenes now making waves online.

‘SUPERMAN’ has 2 end credits scenes. pic.twitter.com/vWCq8dJxkf

— The Hollywood Handle (@HollywoodHandle) July 8, 2025

David Corenswet made his debut as the new Clark Kent, joined by Rachel Brosnahan (Lois Lane), Nicholas Hoult (Lex Luthor), and supporting cast members including Anthony Carrigan, Isabela Merced, Frank Grillo, and Nathan Fillion. Director James Gunn was front and center for the event, as Superman serves as the official launchpad for the new DC Universe under his leadership.

Supergirl is definitely getting teased in the End Credits, but what could that other scene be?!? 👀

— Steven D. (@stevendeltoro) July 8, 2025

According to Screentime and a report via Comicbookmovie.com citing insider @MyTimeToShineH, the film features two post-credit scenes. The first shows Superman and his dog Krypto seated on the moon, silently watching Earth—a visual many interpret as a teaser for Supergirl’s potential arrival.

The second scene features Mister Terrific assessing damage caused by the film’s explosive finale. When Superman remarks that the crack looks “crooked,” Terrific, visibly irritated, kicks a rock and storms off—closing the film with humor rather than suspense.

These scenes have prompted a flurry of online theories. Some fans believe Kara Zor-El’s debut is being seeded, while others view the moments as a prelude to a new Justice League. Many have praised Gunn’s blend of irreverence and long-game storytelling.

As Superman officially hits theaters on July 11, early buzz and cryptic teases have only amplified anticipation for what lies ahead in Gunn’s reimagined DC Universe.