"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.
MoreIn this Krypton Report, Tyler & James discuss "Absolute Superman" issues 8-14, where Superman is trapped between Lazarus Corp and the Omega Men while longing for peace in his safe haven, Smallville.
MoreKitty Revolution offers six cats with names straight from the Superman universe
Move over Streaky the Super Cat, there's a new crew of heroic felines in town. Kitty Revolution, an all-volunteer cat rescue in Inver Grove Heights, is offering six adoptable cats with names that would make even the Daily Planet's copy editors smile.
MoreThe Visual Effects Society has recognized "Superman" with four nominations at the 24th Annual VES Awards, highlighting the film's visual achievements.
MoreJames Gunn's "Superman" reboot has been named Letterboxd's most obsessively rewatched film of 2025, according to the platform's annual year-in-review report, which is based on nearly 700 million user ratings and viewing logs.
MoreBrainiac in the Silver & Bronze Ages
Host Anthony Desiato begins 2026 exploring Brainiac's evolution across media in a multi-episode series, focusing on his transformations from the Pre-Crisis era.
MoreIt's Smallville: The Ultimate Season! Always Hold On To Smallville's Zach is joined by Lance Laster from Always Hold On To Arrow, Matt Truex from Lois & Clark'd: The New Podcasts of Superman, and Victoria Male.
MoreKicking Off ‘Smallville’s’ 25th Anniversary with S3E22 ‘Covenant’ and Kryptonsite’s Craig Byrne
Kryptonsite's Craig Byrne joins Derek in The House of El to close out the season 3 rewatch of "Smallville" with the season finale that changed everything for the series, "Covenant." The hosts also discuss their plans for "Smallville's" 25th anniversary this year, including returning to host the Salute to "Smallville" convention in Nashville this November!
MoreA copy of "Action Comics" No. 1 that was stolen from Nicolas Cage in 2000 and recovered 11 years later has sold for $15 million in a private sale, setting a new record for comic book sales and surpassing the most expensive baseball card ever sold.
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