Last updated: June 23rd, 2026 at 19:07 UTC+02:00
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Warner Bros. Pictures and DC Studios' latest superhero movie Supergirl is set to open on June 24. Samsung has announced a global partnership with these entertainment giants today to promote the theatrical release of this movie.
Samsung will promote the launch through several global experiences. These include a new Supergirl art collection via the Samsung Art Store and a giveaway in which you can win a 65-inch Micro RGB TV.
Samsung Art Store will be hosting DC-inspired art with a limited-time Supergirl collection that's available now through March 8, 2027. The collection includes 15 Supergirl digital artworks from DC Comics to the company's 2026 TV models with the Samsung Art Store, excluding the S90H and S85H.
A Supergirl sweepstakes is also being launched in the United States at more than 600 Best Buy stores nationwide through July 19, 2026. Special Supergirl content will be displayed on Samsung Micro RGB TV displays in every store that will reveal a hidden riddle. The riddle's answer will give users additional entries to the sweepstakes that don't require any purchase for participation.
The grand prize includes a 65-inch Micro RGB R95H Samsung TV with a Q-Series soundbar as well as a four-day/three-night trip for two to Burbank, California. Winners will enjoy a Warner Bros. Studios Tour and a very exclusive VIP tour of Warner Bros. Archives, a facility that's not open to the general public.
There are also two first prizes of the same R95H Micro RGB TV with the sound bar. There are 100 second prizes of a digital code reedemable to watch Supergirl on the Movies Anywhere platform when the film goes to digital. The full terms and conditions of the sweepstakes are available on Best Buy's website.
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