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Comic books are an important form of literature that established the superhero genre with characters like Superman, who inspired this publication. Here’s the Daily Planet’s coverage on the topic.

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“Let Slip the Dogs of War,” by Dan Jurgens and Lee Weeks. Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“Let Slip the Dogs of War,” by Dan Jurgens and Lee Weeks. Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“The Last Seed of Krypton,” by Mauro Mantella and Agustín Alessio (Argentina). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“The Last Seed of Krypton,” by Mauro Mantella and Agustín Alessio (Argentina). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“If Nihilism Is the Answer, What Was the Question?,” by Štěpán Kopřiva and Michal Suchánek (Czech and Slovak Republics). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“If Nihilism Is the Answer, What Was the Question?,” by Štěpán Kopřiva and Michal Suchánek (Czech and Slovak Republics). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“Superman in Paris,” by Sylvain Runberg, Marcial Toledano Vargas, and José Manuel Robledo (France). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“Superman in Paris,” by Sylvain Runberg, Marcial Toledano Vargas, and José Manuel Robledo (France). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“Man of Kruppstahl,” by Flix (Felix Görmann) (Germany). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“Man of Kruppstahl,” by Flix (Felix Görmann) (Germany). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“Superman’s Inferno,” by Fabio Celoni and Marco Nucci (Italy). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“Superman’s Inferno,” by Fabio Celoni and Marco Nucci (Italy). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“Superman’s Inferno,” by Fabio Celoni and Marco Nucci (Italy). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“Superman vs. Convenience-Store Dining Space,” by Satoshi Miyagawa and Kai Kitago (Japan). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“Superman: The Left of the Hummingbird,” by Bef (Bernardo Fernández) (Mexico). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“Superman: The Left of the Hummingbird,” by Bef (Bernardo Fernández) (Mexico). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“Marzanna,” by Bartosz Sztybor and Marek Oleksicki (Poland). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“Marzanna,” by Bartosz Sztybor and Marek Oleksicki (Poland). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“My Choice, Protecting the Light,” by Stevan Subic (Serbia). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“My Choice, Protecting the Light,” by Stevan Subic (Serbia). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“Superman in Granada,” by Jorge Jiménez and Alejandro Sánchez (Spain). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“Superman in Granada,” by Jorge Jiménez and Alejandro Sánchez (Spain). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“Superman in Granada,” by Jorge Jiménez and Alejandro Sánchez (Spain). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“The Hero and the Bull,” by Ethem Onur Bilgiç (Turkey). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
“The Hero and the Bull,” by Ethem Onur Bilgiç (Turkey). Photo courtesy of DC Comics
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DC announces ‘Superman: The World,’ a global comic tribute to celebrate the Man of Steel

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In a global celebration of the iconic superhero’s legacy, DC Comics has announced “Superman: The World,” a new anthology spotlighting original stories from acclaimed creators across 10 different countries.

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James Gunn and ensemble talk ‘Superman’ during CinemaCon

On April 1, Warner Bros. unveiled a new clip from the upcoming “Superman” film. The clip, according to the description, takes place after a pivotal moment from the trailer, where the Man of Steel falls to the snowy tundra, bloodied and beaten. Seeking refuge, he calls out to his loyal companion, Krypto, to return home. For those fortunate enough to attend CinemaCon, a brief glimpse of what transpires in the ensuing scene was also shown.

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Chris Coy joins DC Studios’ ‘Lanterns’

On April 1, Deadline revealed that the ever-growing ensemble within the mystery of DC Studios’ Lanterns—a live-action adaptation based on the lore of the Green Lantern Corps—has added yet another cast member. Actor Chris Coy (“The Peripheral”) has been tapped to join the series in a recurring guest role. 

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