Filmmaker James Gunn's comic book movies are typically pretty comedic, leading to concerns Superman will perhaps lean a little too much on humour. Here's what an insider has said about the reboot's

James Gunn dropped an exclusive behind-the-scenes photo of Nicholas Hoult's character Lex Luthor on the occasion of the 85th anniversary after this iconic supervillain character appeared in the pages of the 1940s action comics book.

Superman director James Gunn has shared a new look at Nicholas Hoult as the DCU’s Lex Luthor, offering a glimpse at what’s to come when this version of the villain takes on David Corenswet’s Man of Steel.

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 ,

Over the years the red, yellow and blue supersuit has gained an unlikely fashion following, beloved by everyone from Jeremy Scott to Marc Jacobs.

Joe Rogan criticizes David Corenswet’s Superman reboot while defending James Gunn’s controversial past tweets.

James Gunn’s upcoming Superman is approaching, and fans couldn’t be more excited for this brand-new reimagining of the iconic hero. Other than what’s been revealed in the trailer, little is known about the film’s plot.

The former DCEU (which is streaming with a Max subscription) ended, and co-CEO James Gunn is crafting a new DC shared universe. While Gunn met with director Zack Snyder, he also confirmed on social media that he's planning his own crossover project for Batman and Superman.

A copyright lawsuit against Warner Bros. Discovery and DC Comics could jeopardize the international release of “Superman,” in the U.K., Canada, Ireland, and Australia.

Action Comics will shift focus with #1087, telling stories of Clark Kent's teenage years as Superboy in Smallville.

Batman doesn’t believe in Superman’s new League and builds an insurgency to fight back against the Regime. What follows is a violent conflict within the Justice League that has some costly outcomes, including the death of Green Arrow. Morrison believed that making Superman into an authoritarian figure was a huge mistake.

James Gunn makes a special DC Comics appearance on a cameo cover created by Dan Mora for Superman Unlimited #1, which arrives in May.