Milly Alcock addresses online backlash related to her role in DC’s upcoming “Supergirl.” In comments reported by multiple outlets, Alcock says much of the criticism comes from accounts she describes as burner profiles with little visible information, including accounts without profile photos. She characterizes some critics as people she finds “hilarious,” and says a number of them appear to be “Christian dads,” according to her remarks. The actress frames the criticism as coming from profiles she believes are not clearly identifiable or are limited in credibility because they lack personal details. Her comments come ahead of the film’s release and respond to broader online debate about her casting and the project. Other outlets report the same core points: that Alcock criticizes the identity and presentation of her detractors, suggesting they are not legitimate sources of feedback, and that she dismisses the backlash as coming from low-information accounts.