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.

Jon Kent faces a unique challenge as the son of Superman. While his famous father is vocally proud of him, the young hero still feels the weight of the world’s expectations upon him. That weight has been more of a burden than usual following the events of Absolute Power and Amanda Waller‘s efforts to make

James Gunn isn’t done tinkering with his Superman movie just yet. The director and co-head of DC Studios recently revealed that early screenings for the highly anticipated film have taken place, and as a result,

To his admirers and supporters, President Trump is something of a political Superman, not only for what they see as his miraculous feats but also for his seeming imperviousness to injury, even those wounds caused by his own words and deeds.

Speaking on the Happy Sad Confused podcast, the younger Schwarzenegger said that he turned in a self-taped audition for the part of DCU's Superman and that the response he got back was minimal: "I don't think I got any feedback.

James Gunn's Superman is slowly working its way onto the big screen, and fans are frantically picking apart every morsel of information he gives.

ABC News correspondent Will Reeve embarks on a deeply personal journey in "Will Reeve: Finding My Father," revisiting the last expedition his late father, "Superman" actor Christo

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

Morgan Wallen is getting candid about his tumultuous past. The country music star, 31, recently shared a snippet of a new song he's been working on titled "Superman," which contains vulnerable lyrics about some of the mistakes he's made in the past.

Seasoned marketing veteran Ricky Strauss has come on to consult for DC Studios on "Superman," TheWrap has exclusively learned.