James Gunn’s “Superman” is not just another origin story. It’s a strong step into familiar terri tory that reclaims the titular character’s optimism and sets the tone for a revitalized DC Universe.

Like Gunn, Mickle was a big fan of Richard Donner’s first Superman film, in which Christopher Reeves’ Clark Kent summons the ...

When the character of Superman was created by writer Jerry Siegel and artist Joe Shuster, it made sense he would need a side ...

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Superman might be incredibly powerful, but plenty of other Kryptonians have given him a run for his money, and these are the strongest in DC Comics.

Ripped seemingly off the pages of the golden age of Superman comics—with ahead of its time animation style—this Superman was a standard-setting portrayal.

However, Superman and The Batman both found a compelling way to explore the fundamental truths about their characters, even if audiences may have been suffering from superhero fatigue.

How Superman Became a Character for the Ages The superhero from Krypton has a forgotten superpower: the ability to connect to people across space and time ...

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INTERVIEW: Jerks can still have fun, just as the actor does with his long-awaited role as the bowl-cut-sporting Green Lantern Guy Gardner.

The film, which stars David Corenswet in the lead role, has been rated as a 12A in the UK, which means that kids under the age of 12 can go and see the film as long as an adult is accompanying them.