League episode "Hereafter" attending Superman's funeral. A television series Smallville features actress Jill Teed playing the role of Lieutenant and later Detective Sawyer. Margarita "Maggie" Sawyer is introduced in season 2 of Supergirl, portrayed by Floriana Lima. She appears in a regular capacity as a member of the Science Police, or the National City Police Department's science division. Maggie later becomes romantically involved with Alex Danvers, Kara Danvers / Supergirl's adoptive sister. Maggie and Alex get engaged at the end of the season. Maggie returns in a recurring capacity in season 3. She attempts to reconnect with her father, who disowned her when she was a teenager because she was a lesbian. Although initially promising, the attempt fails when her father cannot come to terms with Maggie marrying another woman. Maggie manages to accept his disapproval and tells him that she doesn't need him anymore. Later, Maggie and Alex disagree about whether to have kids or not, as Alex wants kids and Maggie does not, and they break up, with Maggie telling Alex that she'll be a great mom when the time comes. Film Maggie Sawyer appears in The Death of Superman, voiced by Amanda Troop. This version is a police officer who works with Dan Turpin. Both are saved from Intergang by Superman at the film's beginning. Video games Maggie Sawyer appears in Superman: Shadow of Apokolips (2002), voiced by Joanna Cassidy. Maggie Sawyer appears in DC Universe Online, voiced by Lorrie Singer. In Batman: Arkham Knight, Maggie Sawyer is mentioned by Kate Kane on Bruce Wayne's voice mail during which Kate mentions her marriage to Maggie, revealing that the two are married in the Batman: Arkham series. Maggie Sawyer appears in Lego Dimensions voiced by Laura Bailey, but identified as a police officer. See also Homosexuality in the Batman franchise List of gay, lesbian, or bisexual figures in fiction and myth References Batman characters Characters created by John Byrne (comics) Comics characters introduced in 1987 DC Comics female characters DC Comics LGBT characters Fictional police captains Fictional lesbians Fictional LGBT characters in television GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Comic Book winners Gotham City Police Department officers LGBT characters in animation Metropolis Police Department officers Superman characters