The Flash
2014
Search results
As an actress, Maines played Nia Nal on The CW superhero series Supergirl (2018–2021) in the fourth through sixth seasons. She is the first to portray a transgender superhero on television. She currently plays the recurring role of Lisa in the second season of Yellowjackets (2023–present).
Nicole Maines (@nicoleamaines) • Instagram profile. 323K Followers, 1,171 Following, 565 Posts - Nicole Maines (@nicoleamaines) on Instagram: "I play dress up and write comic books. Preorder “It Gets Better…. Except When it Gets Worse.”".
Nicole Maines was born on 7 October 1997 in Gloversville, New York, USA. She is an actress, known for Yellowjackets (2021), Supergirl (2015) and Bit (2019).
Apr 30, 2024 · Yellowjackets actress and transgender activist Nicole Maines is speaking up – publishing her prose and thoughts in a revealing book this fall.
Oct 12, 2018 · But 21-year-old Nicole Maines, who will play Nia Nal -- aka Dreamer -- is breaking down doors in ways other than using her superhuman abilities. (MORE: 'Supergirl' casts Nicole Maines as TV's first transgender superhero)
Oct 12, 2018 · But 21-year-old Nicole Maines, who will play Nia Nal -- aka Dreamer -- is breaking down doors in ways other than using her superhuman abilities.
Mar 31, 2023 · The trans activist, author and Yellowjackets Season 2 cast member says a trans superhero is a powerful symbol. Nicole Maines will be writing a new Dreamer series for DC Comics. (Manfred Baumann...
Jul 23, 2018 · The announcement was made this weekend at San Diego Comic-Con that transgender activist and actress Nicole Maines will be joining The CW series as Nia Nal, described as “a soulful young ...
Oct 12, 2018 · Nia Nal, played by the actress and activist Nicole Maines on “Supergirl,” is TV’s first transgender superhero. Rozette Rago for The New York Times. By George Gene Gustines. Oct. 12, 2018. “...
Jan 28, 2019 · Nicole Maines plays Nia Nal, who on Sunday night began her journey toward becoming Dreamer—in a story line replete with emotional subtext.
