The original Superman was a rebel. He was seen as a “socialist”, “anarchist” and even a “radical revolutionary”. On the comic ...

Following the release of DCU blockbuster Superman, an inspiring 9.5-foot statue of the Man of Steel flying, mounted atop an 18.5-foot pillar, is now proudly on display in Kal-El's true place of birth: ...

Towering atop an 18-foot pillar, the stainless-steel figure now watches over the city where his story began nearly a century ...

Jerry Siegel looks on as Joe Shuster makes a sketch of their creation, Superman, for the edification of the artists in The Enquirer’s art room, Jan. 30, 1942.

Cleveland now features an 18-foot Superman statue, celebrating the superhero's creators, at the Huntington Convention Center.

It’s officially the summer of Superman in Cleveland. After saving Cleveland, err, Metropolis, in the blockbuster hit movie, the Man of Steel is coming home to downtown for good. On Saturday, Aug. 2, ...

On Saturday, community members, comic book fans, county leaders and members of the Siegel & Shuster Society gathered downtown ...

Superman was created by Cleveland teens Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster The character Superman (and alter ego Clark Kent) debuted in the first issue of Action Comics, dated June 1938.

DC Studios and Warner Bros. Animation have released the first installment of Krypto Saves the Day!, the 4-part series of ...

James Gunn’s new “Superman” movie uses Cleveland to represent Metropolis, which is fitting because the character was created there. Superman creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster of ...