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Superman: Legacy gets its Lex Luthor with Nicholas Hoult
Hoult joins Legacy cast featuring David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan
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Who's playing Superman, and what other DC characters are appearing in the movie?
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Former Marvel flagship writer Jason Aaron takes over DC's Action Comics
This will be the first time Jason Aaron writes Superman
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Superman: How Clark Kent’s day job is his most under-appreciated asset
Clark Kent’s professional career is an overlooked part of the Superman mythos. Here’s how DC is fixing that.
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Catch up on the DCEU to date, now that Jaime Reyes is on the scene
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Superman: How the Daily Planet changed the superhero game
The Daily Planet is more than a staple in the Superman mythos - it's also a foundational trope in the superhero genre
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Return of Superman 30th anniversary special revealed at San Diego Comic Con 2023
At DC's Jim Lee & Friends panel, fans got to hear about the upcoming special celebration
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Follow along live! SDCC 2023: DC's World of Metropolis panel flies Superman to Comic Con
Joshua Williamson, Sina Grace, and Phillip Kennedy Johnson are at San Diego Comic Con 2023 for an all-Superman panel.
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Superman: Legacy finds the new onscreen Man of Steel and Lois Lane
David Corenswet and Rachel Brosnahan have been named as the new actors for the iconic roles
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James Gunn says he's "blown away" by Superman: Legacy auditions to date
Who is the new Man of Steel? It's a mystery, but they're going to be great, apparently
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Kristin Kreuk, Erica Durance, Michael Rosenbaum and John Glover talked about Smallville at the C2E2 2023, and you can watch it live like you were there!
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Spoilers! Reign of the Supermen: Behind the DC Universe's growing men and women of tomorrow
While Superman may be one of the strongest characters in the DCU, he's far from alone. Here are all the Superman analogues and pastiches currently active in the DCU.
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Jon Kent heads into the world of DC's Injustice video game in his new comic book series
Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent will see the hero bring hope to the dystopian alternate reality, teases writer Tom Taylor
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The Dawn of DC has marked a bold, hopeful future for the DC Universe, with its women stepping into overdue leadership roles, no longer relegated to simple supporting roles.
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With DC relaunching the main Superman ongoing series this February, Joshua Williamson and Jamal Campbell set the stage for their epic story in a Popverse interview.
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DC's Lazarus Planet - a full checklist and what to expect from the spring 2023 crossover event
A new weekly event spinning out of Batman vs. Robin is going to transform the DCU starting in January
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Spoilers Power shift: How Batman: Fortress introduces a very different Dark Knight of Steel
Gary Whitta and Darick Robertson’s Batman: Fortress stands completed, with its heist on the Fortress of Solitude ending with a drastically altered balance of power.
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A new member of the House of Representatives chose the first issue of 1939's Superman series for his swearing in
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The coming of Magog: Behind the Kingdom Come villain’s shocking return
Alex Ross and Mark Waid’s classic Kingdom Come has its lethal antihero Magog resurface in the most unlikely place and closer to Superman than ever.
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This March, Superman gets Lost in a new ten-issue miniseries
The new standalone series Superman: Lost comes from Deathstroke creative team of Christopher Priest and Carlo Pagulayan
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Why the return of Superman's secret identity might be larger than the Man of Steel
The iconic status quo returns in Action Comics #1050 in December
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Warner Bros Discovery CEO teases new Superman, Harry Potter movies
Expect more Superman and more Harry Potter in theaters, with David Zaslav wanting a blockbuster future for the company.
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The Death of Superman: Dan Jurgens reflects on the event’s legacy with a new story
As DC celebrates the 30th anniversary of The Death of Superman with an oversized special reuniting its creative teams, Dan Jurgens reflects on the legacy of the iconic event.
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Action Comics writer Phillip Kennedy Johnson talks about expanding Superman's family, his new plans for Metropolis, and getting political with the Man of Steel
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The Dark Crisis on Infinite Earths writer was announced as the writer for 2023's new Superman series at NYCC 2022
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Superman, Lois, and Jon reunite with Dan Jurgens and Lee Weeks inside Action Comics in 2023
The legendary creator is reteaming with artist Lee Weeks for a new Action Comics run in 2023, as announced at NYCC '22
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Jon Kent leaves the Superman nest in 2023 with new Adventures of Superman series
A new six-issue series drawn by Clayton Henry will debut early next year
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Follow along with DC's Superman Panel at New York Comic Con 2022
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Superman: Phillip Kennedy Johnson unpacks the Man of Steel’s homecoming return to Earth
As Superman returns to Earth in the pages of Action Comics, Phillip Kennedy Johnson unpacks the latest developments for the Man of Steel and his family set to alter the course of Superman mythos.
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Why are people talking about a 2019 article about Superman movies, anyway?
Social media is abuzz about a story concerning Warner Bros' plans for Superman - but it's three years old.
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Dan Jurgens talks to Popverse about the revival of 'Death of Superman'
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DC Comics announces new Superman YA graphic novel by Sina Grace
DC has announced Superman: The Harvest of Youth, which will be on sale October 3
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‘How would Superman react to the JFK assassination?’: Mark Russell answers in Space Age
A Superman of the 60s: Mark Russell on the History and Hope of the Space Age limited series
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Superman returns home to remake Metropolis ahead of Action Comics #1050
Death? Alien slavery? That won't stop Superman (or DC) from celebrating 1050 issues