Frank Miller's Giving the Man of Steel Another New Origin Story in Superman: Year One
Batman: Year One did wonders for the Dark Knight, and now Miller is giving Superman the same treatment.
Batman: Year One did wonders for the Dark Knight, and now Miller is giving Superman the same treatment.
The ’90s were a mixed time for superheroes on film and TV.
Though it's not the first time the director has been associated with a Superman project.
I mean, they are called the “World’s Finest” for a reason.
This fan-made trailer makes a compelling argument that it would have been pretty cool to see the two ‘80s cinematic superheroes face-off on-screen.
New research suggests that Kent’s trademark glasses actually might work as a disguise—at least around people who don’t know him well.
Pro tip to cyclists: sailing through the air horizontally while gripping your handlebars for dear life is the most efficient way downhill.
Cavill, you sneaky devil.
Do you notice anything weird about this ad for the new season of Supergirl that’s coming out in October? Look closer...
The movie’s over-reliance on moments versus scenes that makes the whole thing feel awkward, staged, and inauthentic.
It’s kind of impossible to say which superhero is the best, but a seven-year study at the University of Leicester purports to help shine a light on the debate.
When DC Comics wanted to put him together with the World Heavyweight Champion Muhammad Ali, it seemed like a match made in heaven. After all, Ali wasn’t too far off from being a superhero himself.
The actual first movie came out in 1997, was less confrontationally called The Batman/Superman Movie, and oh—it was animated.
The Superman cartoons from the 1940s were animated with a beauty and fluidity not seen before, but they were also hugely influential outside the world of animation. Read more >>
Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Is it gravitational waves? Hmm...
Although the current DC universe has often been a mess, it has also resulted in some fascinating new directions for its heroes. Join us as we take a retrospective look at its most radical re-invention in recent times. Read more >>
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