DC announced a while back that it would be celebrating the Man of Steel all summer long. That begins in earnest with Dan Slott and Rafael Albuquerque's much-hyped Superman Unlimit

DC Comics is set to revisit the origin of Mr. Terrific in a new limited series ahead of the DCU appearance of the character in "Superman."

At the DC Friday press conference, the studio division’s co-chiefs Peter Safran and James Gunn were asked to comment on the axing of Warner Bros. Global Marketing Czar Josh Goldstine and how that might impact affairs moving forward.

DC's next crossover event is titled We Are Yesterday and is a six-part story spread across the publisher's Batman/Superman: World's Finest and Justice League comics. Now the publisher has released the first hints of what parts four and five of the time-twisting story will involve – and it seems like the Legion of Doom are stepping up their assault on the forces of good.

Michael Shannon and Jason Narducy will play the entire R.E.M. album "Fables of the Reconstruction," which turns 40 this year.

NBA icon Shaquille O'Neal (aka Shaq) gets a close look at Superman's new costume and meets the latest Man of Steel, David Corenswet.

David Corenswet, the man tasked with bringing Clark Kent to life in James Gunn’s upcoming Superman, has had the internet buzzing ever since his casting. While some actors might feel overwhelmed by the expectations that come with playing the Man of Steel in a high-profile upcoming superhero movie,

With each new look at James Gunn's Superman, the wait for the upcoming superhero movie gets more unbearable. He's been on a hot streak with jaw-dropping trailers for most people, but I have to knock him for one thing.

A new look at David Corenswet’s Superman taking flight has hit the internet, and DC fans are saying that it looks better than how we saw the hero fly in recent footage. The new look comes from a merchandise box for a Krypto action figure.

Krypto the Superdog will be getting a series of short films following his debut in the Superman movie later this year.

This year marks 85 years since Superman’s arch enemy Lex Luthor was introduced into the DC Comic universe. We are about to see a new take on the villain in James Gunn ’s highly anticipated Superman ,