The Daily Planet’s Online Editions are back! We are relaunching our iconic digital-only, print-at-home newspaper after halting publication for over half a year.
Our online editions are free to read, download, and print, and they feature some of the top stories from dailyplanetdc.com published over the past week. This week, we celebrate our relaunch and our source of inspiration: Superman.
Stories featured in this edition
‘Superman’ succeeds: DC Studios’ inaugural blockbuster makes $600.9 million
“Superman” (2025) continues a steady late-summer run, reaching $600,900,181 worldwide as of Aug. 24. The tally includes $344,500,181 domestic and $256 million international, according to studio accounting tracked by Box Office Mojo. Success also comes with raving positive reviews and audience scores. The film’s momentum was set in July with a $122 million debut in…
Daily Planet submits documents to Minnesota Attorney General to become an LLC
MINNEAPOLIS — The Daily Planet has officially submitted paperwork to the Minnesota Attorney General’s Office to establish itself as a limited liability company (LLC), marking a new chapter for the independent Minneapolis-based news outlet. The move is a step toward formalizing the Planet’s operations, strengthening its business structure, and expanding its long-term sustainability as an…
Corenswet’s ‘Superman’ audition tape surfaces online
Raw footage of David Corenswet’s audition for “Superman” has surfaced online, showing him as Clark Kent in an early draft of the film’s interview with Lois Lane. Fans are praising the glimpse of the actor’s early take on the character.
James Gunn confirms ‘Superman’ sequel will feature ensemble cast
James Gunn confirmed that the next “Superman” film will feature an ensemble cast, including Supergirl, Peacemaker, and Green Lantern, keeping Superman central while expanding the DC Universe.
UN declares famine in Gaza City as Israel signals major military operation
The UN has declared famine in Gaza City, where more than 500,000 people face starvation. At the same time, Israel has launched a major military operation, raising international concern over worsening humanitarian conditions.
Texas Republicans pass new congressional map designed to add seats
Texas lawmakers approved a mid-decade congressional map that could add up to five Republican seats. Democrats and civil rights groups call it gerrymandering and vow legal challenges.
Where to start watching ‘Doctor Who:’ A beginner’s guide
With all the recent excitement of popular actor Ncuti Gatwa portraying the role of “The Doctor,” you may be asking yourself, “What is this show Doctor Who that I keep hearing all about?” So, you do a brief Google search and find that Gatwa is the 15th (14th? 16th?) actor playing the infamous Doctor in…
‘Peacemaker’ returns with a chaotic, mature, character-driven season 2 premiere
“Peacemaker” returns for season 2 with a vulnerable and character-driven premiere. Chris Smith navigates the fallout from season 1 while the show balances dark humor, emotional depth, and multiverse intrigue. 2×01 earns four stars.
Dark Horse anthology ‘Loud’ earns Ignatz Award nomination
Dark Horse Comics’ anthology “Loud: Stories to Make Your Voice Heard,” translated from Italian by Anna Burton, has been nominated for the 2025 Ignatz Award in the “Outstanding Anthology” category.
Starry Stonewort confirmed in four Minnesota lakes
The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources (DNR) has confirmed the presence of the invasive algae starry stonewort in four Minnesota lakes. The affected waterbodies are Garfield Lake near Laporte in Hubbard County; Gull Lake, about one mile west of Tenstrike in Beltrami County; Three Island Lake near Turtle River in Beltrami County; and Two Rivers…
