“The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel” star Rachel Brosnahan makes her debut as Lois Lane, Clark’s lover and a reporter at the Daily Planet. Lois is a smart and fearless journalist, but is often unaware that Clark and Superman are the same person. Brosnahan is the latest star to play Lois, joining Amy Adams, Margot Kidder, Teri Hatcher, Kate Bosworth and others.

Nicholas Hoult, who recently starred in Nosferatu and Juror #2, is Superman’s ultimate nemesis, the bald and super-smart Lex Luthor. Considered one of the most iconic villains of all time, Lex is the power-hungry CEO of LexCorp who is often the greatest threat to Superman. Hoult joins the list of actors who have taken on the role, including Jesse Eisenberg, Gene Hackman, Kevin Spacey, Jon Cryer, Michael Cudlitz and more.

Lex Luthor runs LutherCorp, his billion-dollar company founded by his father. In the comics, it is later renamed LexCorp and is located in the heart of Metropolis.

Superman’s best dog friend Krypto was announced to appear in the film back in October. Gunn revealed that his own adopted dog, Ozu, inspired him when he wrote Superman.

“I remember thinking, ‘Gosh, how difficult would life be if Ozu had superpowers?’ – and so Krypto came into the script and changed the shape of the story, while Ozu changed my life,” Gunn wrote. “What better time to debut the not-so-good good boy Krypto?”

Nathan Fillion (“Castle,” “Firefly”) rocks the red-headed bowl cut as Green Lantern member Guy Gardner. As a member of the Green Lantern Corps, a galactic space police force, Guy can fly and create green light constructs from his ring. In addition to the bowl cut, he is known for his arrogant and cocky attitude. Fillion is expected to reprise the role in the HBO series “Lanterns,” in which Aaron Pierce and Kyle Chandler play famed Lanterns John Stewart and Hal Jordan.

Isabela Merced (“Alien: Romulus,” “Madame Web”) plays the winged heroine Hawkgirl. Several women have worn the Hawkgirl mantle, and they all have large, bird-like wings and wield an Nth metal mace. Aldis Hodge previously played Hawkman in Black Adam.

Edi Gathegi (“For All Mankind,” “The Blacklist”) plays Mister Terrific, one of the smartest people on the planet and a master inventor. He wears a T-shaped mask on his face and uses various high-tech devices.

Clark Kent is the nerdy, bespectacled alter ego of Superman, who also works at the Daily Planet. Most people don’t realize that Clark and Superman are the same person, except for Lois Lane.

Pruitt Taylor Vince and Neva Howell play Jonathan and Martha Kent, known as Pa and Ma Kent, who adopt the young Kryptonian boy when he crash-lands on their farm in Kansas. They were previously played by Kevin Costner and Diane Lane in the Man of Steel and DCEU films.

Jonathan and Martha Kent live in Kansas and raise a young Superman as their own child after he lands from the distant planet Krypton.

Anthony Carrigan (“Barry”) is a metamorpho who can transform his body into different elements. In the comics, Metamorpho can stretch like rubber, transform into liquids or gases, and gain stone-like solidity. Carrigan previously played Batman villain Mr. Zsasz in the series Gotham.

Stagg Industries is another mega-corporation run by billionaire antagonist Simon Stagg. In the comics, Simon’s daughter Sapphire falls in love with Rex Mason (played by Anthony Carrigan) and Simon is responsible for transforming Rex into the disfigured hero Metamorpho.

The Daily Planet is the newspaper that Clark, Lois, Jimmy Olsen, Steve Lombard and Cat Grant work for. Wendell Pierce’s Perry White is the managing editor. The building is known for its globe on the pointed roof, which can also be seen at the entrance.

Skylar Gisondo (“Booksmart,” “The Righteous Gemstones”) is photographer Jimmy Olsen, who works at the Daily Planet. Jimmy is often portrayed as a close colleague of Clark and Lois and has appeared in several other Superman adaptations. “Saturday Night Live” alum Beck Bennett plays Daily Planet reporter Steve Lombard. Steve is often portrayed as a sportscaster and a rival to Clark. Mikaela Hoover is Daily Planet reporter Cat Grant. In the comics, she is sometimes a love interest for Clark or Jimmy Olsen.

The Fortress of Solitude is Superman’s private headquarters in the Arctic. The secret base is made of massive shards of ice and is far away from humanity.

Superman looks quite emotional over a destroyed robot, and it’s possible that it’s Kelex from the comics. Kelex was a servant droid from Krypton who later becomes a caretaker at the Fortress of Solitude. If it were destroyed, it would sever one of the last connections to Superman’s home planet – which makes sense that he would be sad.

It’s unclear whether the giant, fire-breathing monster Superman fights in the trailer is from the comics, but it could be one of his first major fights as the Man of Steel.