Award-winning journalist and Superman's love interest
Sydney is Irving's con-artist partner, posing as the English aristocrat Lady Edith Greensly to improve their scams. She helps manipulate Richie and an FBI secretary, but her exposure as an Albuquerque woman strains her relationship with Richie before she reunites with Irving.
Arrives at the Kryptonian ship to calm a memory-loss Superman. Travels to Smallville with him to help him recover his past and regain his hero identity. Implied to be pregnant with his child at the end.
A linguist recruited by the US Army to decipher the heptapods' written language. She experiences non-linear time visions, realizes the language alters human perception, and acts as the pivotal diplomat who prevents global conflict by communicating with General Shang. Ultimately chooses to embrace motherhood despite knowing her daughter's tragic fate.
Award-winning journalist and Superman's love interest
Brenda is a young hospital nurse who falls in love with Frank while he is impersonating Dr. Frank Conners. She becomes engaged to him and unknowingly helps create the circumstances of his attempted new life, but FBI surveillance around her leads Frank to flee before their planned airport meeting.
Amy is Theodore's neighbor and longtime friend. She tells Theodore that she is divorcing Charles after a trivial argument and later shares that she has befriended an operating system left behind by Charles. She supports Theodore when he doubts Samantha, advises him to embrace happiness, and watches the sunrise with him after the systems leave.
Tenacious Daily Planet reporter and Superman's love interest, crucial to his identity and the Justice League's formation.
A child psychologist suffering from agoraphobia and hallucinations triggered by medication and alcohol following a fatal car crash that killed her husband and daughter. She spies on neighbors, uncovers a serial killer plot, records a suicide video, survives, achieves sobriety, and moves forward with her life.
Optimistic Andalasian princess who dreams of true love and adapts to modern New York.
Charlene is a bartender who begins a relationship with Micky after his humiliating defeat. She supports his decision to pursue boxing independently of his family, confronts the damage caused by Alice and Dicky, and later helps reunite Micky with Dicky before marrying him after his successful career.
Connor's deeply grieving mother who, after misinterpreting a stolen letter as a suicide note, encourages Evan to pretend to be Connor's close friend and later struggles to reconcile her grief with the devastating truth.
Amy Adams has 98 screen credits in a career dating back to 1988. Their work spans 8 cinematic universes — most prominently DCEU with 4 titles. Signature works include Klara and the Sun, Man of Steel, American Hustle. Explore the interactive character relationship maps on each title page to trace how their roles connect across franchises.
Universe traveler — spans 8 universes
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