By 1941, Superman was already such a hugely successful property, thanks to both the original comics run and the Adventures of Supermanradio show, that Paramount Pictures wanted to cash-in by making ...

"Superman" releases in theaters on July 11. The film is written and directed by James Gunn. "Superman" stars David Corenswet, ...

However, Superman has also had a significant presence in the animated side of DC’s history, from the original Max Fleischer animated serial to the various DC animated movies featuring the character.

James Gunn has shared some more details on the casting process for Superman, explaining why he suspected David Corenswet ...

The newest video is an extended look at a clip that was shown off in the film’s original trailer. The full scene was shown off at CinemaCon, and sees Superman calling for Krypto the Superdog ...

“In his signature style, James Gunn takes on the original superhero in the newly imagined DC Universe with a singular blend of epic action, humor and heart, delivering a Superman who’s driven ...

There was lots of red, white and blue optimism, as well as scenes of Superman getting interviewed by Lois Lane and saving people from collapsing buildings. There was also a shot of Lex Luthor ...

That would be fun to get to do at some point, James." Corenswet is alluding to an episode of Superman: The Animated Series, which sees the red-caped hero don Batman’s costume after the Dark ...