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Supergirl Meets Star Wars: The Hidden Easter Egg

SUNI wonders if this crossover might just be the future of blockbuster synergy—or a simple mix-up.

Is there a Star Wars Easter egg lurking in the new Supergirl movie artwork? Character crossovers and collabs are everywhere these days, from Star Trek meeting X-Men to Sonic with Spawn. Next month, we're getting Pixar Marvel covers to celebrate the animation studio's 40th anniversary.


The possibility of a collision between Disney’s Star Wars and DC’s Supergirl would seem an unlikely prospect, which is why fans are perplexed by new artwork for the upcoming Supergirl movie. Released as a metal art print on the DC shop, the piece appears to feature one of the most obscure characters from the annals of Star Wars lore.


Most people are unlikely to notice that one of these creatures bears a striking resemblance to a minor character who almost made it into a Star Wars movie. But Star Wars fans are not most people. The character in question, Lexo Sooger, was a Dor Namethian who used to be an assassin but had a career change and became the star masseur at Zord's Spa and Bathhouse in the casino city of Canto Bight.


Some have noted that the Supergirl movie appears to feature a different alien with a somewhat similar appearance. Could Lexo Sooger finally get his big screen moment, or was this early concept art? Will he also appear in the movie? Or was the artist given the wrong reference image?


The trailer for the new Supergirl movie surprised some fans with its blend of action, extraterrestrial settings and a personal storyline about a dying dog that sparked comparisons with John Wick.

Original source:  https://www.creativebloq.com/art/digital-art/is-there-a-star-wars-easter-egg-lurking-in-the-new-supergirl-movie
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