In every Look Back, we examine a comic book issue from 10/25/50/75 years ago (plus a wild card every month with a fifth week ...

It is indisputable that Superman losing his planet is a tragic moment in his lore, as the explosion of Krypton deprives him and other survivors of their original home. With that being said ...

Superman is one of the most anticipated upcoming movies of the year, as the film kickstarts a new era for DC Studios with ...

The writing talent includes Superman mainstays like Joshua Williamson, Mark Waid, and Dan Jurgens, joined by new voices like ...

Well, in the 1971 Superman comics, the Daily Planet was purchased by Morgan Edge ... The Last Son of Krypton must risk everything to save his adopted home, the very home which now tries to ...

We then see him hard at work at The Daily Planet and in a series of vignettes that lead us back to him in the snow, where Krypto the Dog wanders into the scene. Superman asks him to take him home ...

establishing it as remnants of Superman’s destroyed home planet that could neutralize his powers. During the Pre-Crisis continuity (before DC’s universe-wide reboot in 1986), Kryptonite was ...

Fortunately, Superman’s best friend is around to lend a paw. Krypto the Superdog has been a recurring addition to Superman continuity ever since writer Otto Binder and artist Curt Swan ...

In the new Superman trailer, the David Corenswet's Man of Steel sits down for an interview with Rachel Brosnahan's Lois Lane ...

Here you go: the #Superman trailer. Krypto, take us home. Watch the teaser trailer now ... Meanwhile, Clark Kent goes to work at the Daily Planet, encountering fellow journalist Lois Lane.

It’s appropriate that the Superman movie now filming in Cleveland ... with the Leader building masquerading as The Daily Planet. So drink it in. It’s a cinematic homecoming for two Cleveland ...