deadline.com: “It Was Shakespeare In Space.” Brendan Fraser recalls his screen-testing experience for J.J. Abrams’ Superman adaptation, produced by Brett Ratner. Despite the excitement surrounding the project, it ultimately never materialized, as Warner Bros. chose Bryan Singer’s 2006 film, Superman…
bleedingcool.com: Superman and Lex Luthor Team-Up? In Superman #32, hitting stores Wednesday, an unlikely alliance forms as Superman and Lex Luthor must join forces to confront a dire threat. Meanwhile, Metropolis transforms into a blazing inferno, escalating the stakes for…
aiptcomics.com: Superman #32 sees Lex Luthor return, raising questions about his entry into a deadly tournament. Superman and Luthor must collaborate to uncover the secrets of the Heart of Apokolips and find a way to stop it. Meanwhile, Metropolis faces…
www.superherohype.com: Chloe Sullivan’s Wall of Weird reemerges in Superman Unlimited #7, where Jon Kent investigates bizarre occurrences in Smallville. As he interviews locals about missing miners and a ghost cow, he revives the legacy of Chloe’s original creation. This comic…
bleedingcool.com: Most Valuable Comic: Superman #1 CGC 9.0 Sells for Record $9,120,000. The highest graded copy of Superman #1, rated CGC 9.0, has achieved a historic sale price of $9,120,000, marking the most ever paid for a comic book. This…
bleedingcool.com: K.O., Facsimile & Vertigo highlight DC Comics’ February 2026 solicits, featuring thrilling new titles and classic reissues. Fans can expect intense action in the K.O. Boss Battle series, alongside Facsimile editions that celebrate iconic stories. Additionally, DC Vertigo launches…
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