Since a sequel is likely years away, 'Superman' viewers are getting their Super-fix by revisiting some of his past shows and movies on HBO Max.

Superman is back. James Gunn’s rendition of DC’s Superman was exhilarating, and truth be told, a little refreshing to see. As a die-hard Marvel fan, I was excited to see the Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy director tackle such a familiar,

DC Studios’ blockbuster 'Superman' contributed more than $100 million in direct spending to the local economies of Georgia and Ohio during production.

A new report confirms that James Gunn’s Superman is boosting Man of Steel‘s viewership along with several other DC titles on Max. Following the film’s theatrical debut, multiple Superman-related movies and DC series have seen major spikes in engagement,

Man of Steel prompted a lot of incensed and opinionated responses when it premiered, but none of Snyder’s choices in the film drew as much ire as the decision to have Superman kill Michael Shannon’s General Zod during their Metropolis-destroying battle.

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"Man of Steel" opened in 2013 with a respectable $200 million global cumulative, but also received middling reviews from critics.

To underwear or not to underwear, or how to underwear, has been a focal point of virtually every Superman production. In the last big “Superman” adaptation, filmmaker Zach Snyder did away with the trunks, which he said he couldn’t make “cool.”

This piece contains spoilers for Superman (2025) and Supergirl: Woman of Tomorrow (2021) Ever since the "Gods and Monsters" slate was announced by James Gunn and his co-CEO at DC Studios, Peter Safran,

Superman was never meant to be ordinary. Moreover, given the 21st-century superhero genre, a certain level of flexibility to keep up in today's troubled times is understandable. However, in trying so hard to make him 'relatable,