Yvette Monreal is playing an "Undisclosed DC Comics Character". This is actually true for many of the younger cast members on the show. We believe it is because there might be a plot elements to discovering who the characters really are in the show. That said, some recent activity combined with some old spoilers and a little comic book knowledge leads us to believe who Yvette Monreal's character is. First the new info. Twitter user Thomas Polito shared a photo of some suit designs for DC Universe live action characters. Many focused on Titans but a sliver of the image showed a female Wildcat costume!

Seriously just a sliver. But the resemblance is there. Next, we know through test dialogue, Courtney will be encouraging a character Yolanda Montez to try on a superhero costume with claws (that also smells like a dirty gym). From the comics Yolanda Montez was a version of Wildcat. The original Wildcat, Ted Grant, was good friends with Maria Montez (a character we know to have been cast on the show). They are such good friends in fact that Ted was named Yolanda's god-father. In the comics, Ted is crippled saving a child and Yolanda (born with super powers) takes up his mantle as Wildcat to honor him.

With the image of a possible female Wildcat costume, a character named Yolanda from test dialogue and Maria Montez already being cast, we believe we will get to see a female Wildcat on Stargirl!

WARNING: Take all of this with a grain of salt. At this point all of this is just speculation. We reached out to DC Universe but they declined to comment. So until DC Universe says it true, we'll keep pondering who these "Undisclosed DC Comics Characters" are.

Let us know what you think in the comments below and in the forum!

After a wonderful Fourth of July break, the cast and crew are returning to Atlanta to resume production on Stargirl! With Lea Thompson wrapping her directoral debut (on the show) on episode 7 back on July 22nd, the show is likely putting finishing touches on episode 108. Table reads for episode 109 are beginning today! Also coming with this news is the writer and director for episode 109. The episode was written by Colleen McGuinness  and will be directed by Tamra Davis. Davis has directed some big movies like Britney Spears' Ccrossroads and Adam Sandler's Billy Madison. More recently she's directed four episodes of Star and five episodes of Alone Together.

Again, this makes us very excited for the show. Seeing a diverse group of directors come through the show as well as a balance between male and female directors adds the diversity that really makes a show shine! Let us know what you think in the comments below and in the forum!

Happy Fourth of July everyone! Such a fitting holiday for our Stargirl! While the cast and crew take the day to celebrate the birth of our nation, we thought it would be worth while doing a quick level set of who is playing who on the show! As we've mentioned before, we believe that many of the characters on this show remain unnamed because their development will be a key plot device in the show. We are learning how this new generation of heroes and villains become who they are through the influence of their parents, their own choices, and the choices of those around them. That said, here are who we think is playing who.

Characters Known For Sure:

Courtney's Family

• Brec Bassinger: Stargirl/Courtney Whitmore
• Luke Wilson: S.T.R.I.P.E./Pat Dugan
• Amy Smart: Barbara Whitmore
• Trae Romano: Mike Dugan

Previous or Active JSA Members

• Joel McHale: Starman
• Lou Ferrigno Jr.: Hourman/Rex Tyler
• Brian Stapf: Wildcat/Ted Grant
• Henry Thomas: Charles McNider/Dr. Mid-Nite

Previous or Active Injustice Society Members

• Joy Osmanski: Paula Brooks/Tigress
• Neil Hopkins: Lawrence Crock/Sportsmaster
• Nelson Lee: Dragon King

Blue Valley Citizens

• Meg DeLacy: Cindy Burman/Shiv

Characters (not confirmed by DC Universe):

• Neil Jackson: Jordan Mahkent/Icicle Sr.
• Hunter Sansone: Cameron Mahkent/Icicle Jr.
• Jim France: Sofus Mahkent
• Lesa Wilson: Bobbie Burman/Shiv's (step) Mom
• Wilmer Calderon: Juan Montez (Yolanda's Father)
• Kikey Castillo: Maria Montez (Yolanda's Mother)
• Christian Adam: Joshua Hamman (Possible Love Interest for Courtney)
• Kristin Brock: Wendi Tyler (Hourman's Wife)

Characters We Are Guessing On:

• Yvette Monreal: Yolanda Montez/Wildcat 2
• Skyler Knight: Maxine Hunkel/Cyclone
• Cameron Gellman: Rick Tyler/New Hourman
• Jake Austin Walker: Henry King Jr./Brainwave Jr.
• Stella Smith: Artemis Crock
• Christopher James Baker: Alan Scott/Green Lantern or Henry King/Brainwave Sr.
• Anjelika Washington: Jennifer Pierce/Lightning

Only the characters in the "Known for Sure" section have been confirmed by DC Universe and thus you can bank on them 100% accurate. "Characters (not confirmed by DC Universe)" are pretty safe bets in our minds but, until DC Universe says yes, you can't be 100% sure. Finally, the "Characters We Are Guessing On" is a section where we have done some research and believe these characters could easily align with their actors, but we also have varying degrees of certainty to them. Don't bank on these choices but use them as a guide to what could be.

Let us know what you think of this huge character breakdown in the comments below and in the forum!

Comicbook fans will know about the ages of the comic industry. The ages go as follows; Golden Age (1938-1950), the Silver Age (1956-1970), the Bronze Age (1970-1985), and the Modern Age (1985-Present). While we may be in the modern age of comics today, we would argue that we are in the Golden Age of Comics on screen. The Marvel cinematic universe is the gold standard of comics on the movie screen, but the Arrowverse and developing Titanverse (which Stargirl is loosely a part of) is the gold standard for comics on the tv screen! One of the most refreshing elements of this Golden Age of comics on screen is the thoughtful inclusion of diversity.

According to Filmmusicreporter.com, Pinar Toprak, who magnificently scored Captain Marvel last Spring, is coming aboard to add the score to Stargirl! For those that don't know Toprak:

Pinar Toprak is a Turkish-American composer for film, television and video games. She has won two International Film Music Critics Association Awards for The Lightkeepers and The Wind Gods. Toprak was born and raised in Istanbul, Turkey, where she began her classical musical education at the age of five ~Wikipedia.

We loved Captain Marvel and the score was simply incredible. Bringing Toprak's talents to Stargirl is incredibly exciting! Seeing the purposeful choices to bring in female directors, composers and writers on a show about a female superhero is an important step for authentic storytelling.

Let us know what you think of the news in the comments below and in our forum!