DC's Worst-Earning Film Since 2004: 'Supergirl' Struggles
724FinanceKemal Tekin
Key Highlights
DC Comics'in 'Supergirl' filmi, 2004'ten bu yana en düşük gişe getiren DC filmi unvanını aldı. 22 yıllık dönemde sadece **$146 milyon** hasılat elde e

DC's 'Supergirl' has not only bombed at the box office but is one of the worst-performing DC films in the last 22 years, earning just $146 million. Even adjusting for inflation, it lags behind 'Catwoman' (2004) and 'Justice League' (2017). Is this a sign of deeper issues for DC's superhero films?
DC's Lowest-Grossing Films (2004-2024)
Industry Surprise
This underperformance raises questions about DC's long-term viability in the superhero genre. While 'The Batman' (2022) earned $770 million, 'Supergirl' barely reached 20% of that figure. Factors like inexperienced direction, low brand recognition, and failing to reach the target audience are cited as key reasons.These results suggest DC may need a strategic overhaul. Without creative reinvention and broader marketing, future superhero films risk repeating the same fate.
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