Superman has just proven to be one of pop culture’s most valuable heroes, with the cover of Action Comics #1 selling for an ...

Superman was created by two Jewish children from New York, Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. “Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster have described putting a lot of themselves into Clark Kent,” Frankel told me.

In April, the Superman lawsuit filed by co-creator Joe Shuster's estate was dismissed after a U.S. court found no jurisdiction, thereby clearing the path for the Warner Bros. Discovery/DC Studios ...

While Superman has teamed up with several DC heroes, some of his best crossovers have involved surprising characters like ...

Superman is written and directed by James Gunn, based on the DC characters created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. The movie is executive produced by Nikolas Korda, Chantal Nong Vo, and Lars Winther.

Published in 1939 by DC Comics (then called National Comics), the cover of Superman #1 is one of the most memorable images in comic book history. Drawn by Joe Shuster, it features Superman lifting a ...

James Gunn says the viral “funky” shot of David Corenswet’s Superman flying isn’t in the movie. The flying sequence used real elements, including a photo of David Corenswet’s face and a drone flying ...

In Superman’s Kryptonian name, Kal-El, chosen by his original Jewish creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, the “El” in Hebrew connotes God. In DC Comics, Superman also frequents the “Bottle City of ...

As the world awaits the release of "Superman" — the highly anticipated reboot from director James Gunn — Cleveland is taking a well-earned bow.