Host Anthony Desiato presents a special Superman Day bonus episode! Anthony and guest Ed Gross (Superman: The Definitive History) survey Supergirl’s adaptations across film, television, and animation — including the 1984 Helen Slater film, “Smallville,” the CBS/CW series starring Melissa Benoist, and more.
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Host Anthony Desiato and guest Rick Lee James (Truth, Justice, and the Way: Superman & Spirituality Podcast) break down “The Stolen Elephant” (Season 5, Episode 11) from “Adventures of Superman” starring George Reeves — in which criminals hold a circus elephant for ransom and stash him at a farm, where a young boy assumes the elephant is his new pet.
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The annual Superman Day celebration is going global this year, with DC organizing events, releases and retailer activations across multiple countries.
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Host Anthony Desiato and guest Martin Gray (Too Dangerous review blog) dig into the Bronze Age series "The Daring New Adventures of Supergirl" by Paul Kupperberg & Carmine Infantino.
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Krypton Report's Tyler & James talk "Supergirl: The Girl of Steel" (Volume 1), McFarlane Toys news, and review the "Supergirl" trailer with a surprise guest.
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"Action Comics" No. 1, the 1938 comic book that introduced Superman and Lois Lane, recently sold for $15 million in a private sale. This week's games are centered around the iconic comic.
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Host Anthony Desiato and guest Rick Lee James (Truth, Justice, and the Way: Superman & Spirituality Podcast) break down “The Prince Albert Coat” (Season 5, Episode 10) from “Adventures of Superman” starring George Reeves — in which a young boy mistakenly donates a coat containing his great-grandfather’s fortune.
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Four actresses are now finalists to play the alien queen Maxima in James Gunn's "Superman" sequel, with a deal reportedly imminent before filming begins.
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The world's largest collection of Superman memorabilia is celebrating the Man of Steel's birthday the only way Metropolis knows how — in full costume, on the street, and for a good cause.
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Cleveland City Council voted Monday to designate April 18 as Superman Day — the date the Man of Steel first appeared in print in 1938 — cementing the Ohio city's claim as the official birthplace of one of the world's most enduring pop culture icons.
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