DC’s Stargirl actress Stella Smith chatted to Courageous Nerd about her recurring role as Artemis Crock, daughter of supervillains Sportsmaster (Neil Hopkins) and Tigress (Joy Osmanski). The hit DC Comics-inspired drama is currently airing Season 2 on The CW.
Cameron Gellman chatted with Courageous Nerd about playing Rick Tyler/Hourman on DC’s Stargirl, reprising the role for Season 2, his acting beginnings and much more.
DC Comics character Cameron Mahkent is better known as Icicle Jr. Will Hunter Sansone’s Cameron on DC’s Stargirl turn against the JSA?
According to recent Twitter rumours, DC’s Stargirl has wrapped filming for its second season, which is expected to air later in 2021.
Brec Bassinger (Bella and the Bulldogs) stars in the lead role of Courtney Whitmore. An ordinary teenage girl, Courtney becomes the superheroine Stargirl after relocating from Los Angeles to Blue Valley, Nebraska.
The series is created and executive produced by DC powerhouse Geoff Johns, who has developed/co-developed other superhero shows on The CW, including The Flash.
In addition to his duties on DC’s Stargirl, Johns also created the Stargirl/Courtney Whitmore character for DC Comics, inspired by his own late sister, Courtney Johns, who died in the TWA 800 plane crash in New York City.
The first season revolved around Courtney’s development, both as a superhero and newly-minted member of a blended family, growing accustomed to her surroundings.
Over the course of the thirteen episodes, which aired between May and August 2020, Courtney grew close to her stepfather Pat Dugan (Luke Wilson), also known as former Justice Society of America sidekick Stripesy.
She also began recruiting members for a new incarnation of the JSA, to battle the villainous Injustice Society of America (ISA). The malevolent faction was led by Icicle, otherwise known as powerful Blue Valley resident Jordan Mahkent (Neil Jackson).
The first season starred an ensemble cast featuring Bassinger, Wilson, Jackson, Trae Romano (Mike Dugan), Jake Austin Walker (Henry King Jr.), Hunter Sansone (Cameron Mahkent) and Amy Smart (Barbara Whitmore), among others.
They will be joined in Season 2 by former Arrow star Nick Tarabay, playing the new villain Eclipso. Recurring cast members Jonathan Cake and Alkoya Brunson will portray The Shade and Jakeem Thunder, respectively.
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Originating in DC Comics, The Shade was a teased but ultimately almost entirely unseen character throughout Season 1 of DC’s Stargirl. Find out more about who will be playing the part in the upcoming second season.
Atlanta-based actress Lesa Wilson chatted to Courageous Nerd about her recurring role as “Bobbie Burman” on Stargirl. The DC Comics-based series premiered on DC Universe and The CW in May 2020.
Season 1 of DC’s Stargirl, created by Geoff Johns, aired on The CW and DC Universe in mid-2020. Now, a number of new actors are joining the fray for the show’s sophomore run. Find out where you’ve seen the new additions for DC’s Stargirl Season 2.
Geoff Johns’ long anticipated Stargirl television series made its debut in May 2020 on DC Universe and The CW. The show’s 13-episode first season came to an end in August, leaving several questions on fans’ minds. Namely, “When will Stargirl Season 2 be on screen? Who’s coming back?”
Not all of the Season 1 characters survived until the end of the freshman run. It seems that most, if not all, of those who didn’t die will be back for Season 2. Let’s take a look at who will be waiting in Blue Valley when the show returns.
Geoff Johns’ new hit series DC’s Stargirl is bringing in Eclipso for Season 2. Thanks to a recent interview at New York Comic-Con, the latest details about Eclipso are now known.