Well, this is the mid-credits scene except instead of sitting next to each other on the moon, Krypto is giving Superman a big hug. It’s, as I said, adorable. It also makes me wish this entire movie had actually been Superman & Krypto, a story about a man trying to get his dog back without all the other overstuffed plot mechanics.

James Gunn's Superman has two end credits scenes that underline how DC Studios is dealing with stingers as a worldbuilding tool.

Similar to the mid-credits scene, the post-credits scene in Superman does not have major ramifications on the future of the DCU. It is a short comedic scene that has no impact on the story. Gunn likely threw it in to get one last laugh out of his audience.

All of which makes Superman’s post-credits scenes feel more important than they would be otherwise: This is Gunn’s chance to tease the next project in his planned DCU lineup, to build anticipation as the post-credits scenes in his Marvel Studios movies were meant to.

Fans are desperate to know what happens in 'Superman's' post-credits scene ahead of the movie's release, but early screenings have revealed that the scene isn't one fans may be expecting. The new era of the DCU begins on 11 July when Superman returns with his own solo film for the first time since 'Man of Steel' was released 11 years ago.

James Gunn’s Superman has post-credits scenes, but if you don’t want to wait around, you won’t miss anything important.

Superman's two post-credits scenes show heart, but neither are as interesting as the intriguing reveal in the concluding scene of the film.

Superman is nearly here, but when you finally sit down to watch one of the summer's most anticipated movies, should you wait through the credits? We're sharing everything you need to know, minus spoilers.

Find out if the new ‘Superman’ movie has post-credits scenes and what they mean for the future of James Gunn and Peter Safran's DC Universe.

Superman is an exhilarating ride that's worth reliving time and time again, so let's recap all the events of the movie and go over how it sets up the DCU.