The late Gene Hackman put a stamp on Lex Luthor that transformed the character, and his successors reflect his influence on ...

The arrival of Superman on the comics scene was revolutionary. His 1938 debut in "Action Comics #1" essentially gave birth to the superhero genre and what is now referred to as the "Golden Age of ...

The New 52 tried to bring back this type of Superman, but once Grant Morrison left Action Comics, no one picked up that baton. Superman has been through a lot in the last ten years as a character ...

After reading these comics, you’ll not only understand why people like Superman—you’ll understand why an entire genre manifested in his blue and red wake. It is shocking to see how fully ...

It promotes self-acceptance. The world's first superhero was introduced to comic fans in Action Comics #1 in 1938, and Superman has gone on to become a pop-culture lead for just under a century.

Created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, Superman is possibly the most recognizable comic book character to this day. Captain Marvel proved to be one of the most popular superhero comics of the ...

and Saturn Girl from the All-In Special invading the main DC Comics continuity already? Looks like it. And what did they do with Booster Gold? Superman #23 by Joshua Williamson and Dan Mora But ...

Lex Luthor has always been an important antagonist to the DC Universe, but his appearance in the 1950 serial Atom Man Vs. Superman is one of the strangest that has ever been seen with the character.

But before we see strapping actor David Corenswet don the iconic red-and-blue costume as the latest Hollywood incarnation of the Last Son of Krypton, DC Comics will deliver a brand new "Superman ...