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DChas seen some weird and arguably bad movies over its numerous attempts at a cinematic universe. Wonder Woman 1984inexplicably complicated, rather than clarified, the hero’s public image, given her numerous public acts of heroism despite her being a mystery in Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice. Supergirl,despite a great performance from Milly Alcock, failed to…

McFarlane Toys unveils its Christopher Reeve Superman Elite Edition figure inspired by the 1978 film with plenty of accessories.

It was 45 years ago that Superman was whisked away to another world and ended up teaming up with a rabbit named Captain Carrot to save that world. This didn’t even happen in an issue of Superman comics, and it was instead a moment from The New Teen Titans #16 (1981), or more precisely from…

The new DC Universe franchise may be getting its fair share of acclaim right now, after several key wins (Superman and Clayface on the movie side, Lanternson the TV side), but the new ventures have come at a cost. The former DCEU franchise might have been flailing when DC Studios was announced in 2023, but…

Superman: The Stranger #3 hits stores Wednesday as Superman realizes his crime-fighting methods need a media strategy and recruits Lois Lane.

Absolute Superman #25 brings the Get Brainiac finale as Superman faces his longtime tormentor in a confrontation that will change everything forever.

The DC Multiverse toy line may be winding down, but McFarlane Toys is still debuting a new DC Multiverse Collector Edition figure

This year marks the thirtieth anniversary of the most legendary marriage in comic books. Superman and Lois have been a love story since the Man of Steel created the superhero genre all the way back in Action Comics (1938) #1. They defined the iconic will-they-won’t-they that became the standard for so many heroes for decades,…

James Gunn’sSuperman 2has an iconic casting, as the director confirmed that Scooby-Doostar Matthew Lillard will officially be a part of the movie. However, it seems that Lillard has also revealed another detail about his character in Man of Tomorrow.

In June 1938, writer Jerry Siegel and illustrator Joe Shuster introduced readers to Superman, the beloved cape-wearing hero who came to Earth from the planet Krypton. In the 86 years since, the Man of Steel has become a cultural touchstone, appearing in films, novels, TV series, video games and more.