James Gunn’s pointedly bright, colorful, canine-forward new movie, “Superman,” is the second launch in a dozen years of a new shared cinematic universe wherein the superhero in chief is gradually — or in this case, immediately — surrounded by other DC Comics heroes.

There have been many live-action adaptations of Superman over the years, so we've ranked them from worst to best.

According to the same report that revealed DC’s attempt to steal Kevin Feige from Marvel, the brass at Warner Bros. have set Superman’s worldwide financial goal post at a cool $500 million. That doesn’t look impossible, when looking at the $416.2 million haul, reported at the time of writing by Box Office Mojo.

Superman Returns' star Brandon Routh said that he "really enjoyed" watching James Gunn and David Corenswet's new movie 'Superman,' the second time that Warner Bros. has rebooted the character since Routh played him once on the big screen in the 2006 blockbuster.

Ralph Ineson, whose gigantic stature and booming voice can be found in Fantastic Four this week, co-starred alongside Nicholas Hoult, aka Superman's Lex Luther, in last year's Robert Eggers-directed Nosferatu remake. And now, the pair have bonded further, as each currently serve as the main antagonist in this year's comic book movie tentpoles.

As 'Superman' continues to dominate the domestic box office after two weeks, James Gunn is commenting on the movie's international performance.

Ahead of Marvel's new "Fantastic Four," DC's "Superman" reboot keeps soaring at No. 1 on the ScreenShare Top 10 titles exciting audiences.

After a years-long slump, are Superman comics cool again? This comics store thinks so — and so do a lot of others. Here's why.

David S. Goyer wrote 2013's Man of Steel, and he's now weighed in with his thoughts on James Gunn's approach to the character in DC Studios' Superman. Did he like this very different approach to the hero?