#superman

#superman

What's more rare than the first issue of Action Comics, the comic book that introduced the world to Superman? How about this: a copy of Superman's first comic book appearance which was once owned by an actor who almost (depending on how you feel about the film The Flash) played Superman on screen. The Man of Steel made his first appearance in the first issue of Action Comics; that issue, printed in 1938, is now a collectors' item.

The comic - which sold for 10 cents when it came out in 1938 - was an anthology of tales about mostly now little-known characters. But over a few panels, it told the origin story of Superman's birth on a dying planet, his journey to Earth and his decision as an adult to "turn his titanic strength into channels that would benefit mankind." Its publication marked the beginning of the superhero genre.

James Gunn's Superman was a great comic-book movie unburdened by much of the multi-billion-dollar franchise machine powering it, and a sequel isn't far away. Because even though this summer's DC blockbuster didn't feel like just another marketing beat on a pitch deck, it very much is that, too. Gunn's announcement on Wednesday that Man of Tomorrow will hit theaters in 2027 shows his rebooted DCU is about to be in full swing.

Ketai's impersonation of Gadot exaggerates her singsongy Israeli accent while humorously portraying her struggle to understand acting direction, becoming an internet sensation with millions of views.

The rebellious, radical Superman was dangerous. He could inspire. And so he had to be coopted.

My Adventures with Superman is a coming-of-age action-romance series that reimagines the early days of Clark Kent, Lois Lane, and Jimmy Olsen as 20-something interns at the Daily Planet.

The earliest live-action Superman movies share a commonality with 21st-century versions in depicting flying sequences through visual trickery, either hand-drawn animation in 1950 or CGI in 2025.

In the new Superman film, an unexpected level of violence against eyes appears, particularly during a scene where Hawkgirl's mace gets stuck in a kaiju's eye.

The new Superman 3D Wall Lamp is currently on sale for $30, providing a fun way to add color to various rooms in your home.

Superman, who's only been a superhero for a few days, choosing to kill Zod to stop the general from killing a civilian family illustrates his internal conflict and the weight of such a choice.

"Part of my process of getting ready for 'Superman' was training with this brilliant South Indonesian martial artist. He taught me Silat and Kali, which is a Filipino and Thai martial art. It was all about stances and flow and footwork, and we did a little bit of capoeira."