What would Superman do? A question probably everyone has heard and/or asked at least once in their lifetime.
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Warner Bros. Home Entertainment, in partnership with content blockchain pioneer Eluvio, announced today the next installment of the WB Movieverse with the iconic DC Super Hero film “Superman” Web3 Movie Experience, available for preview at web3.wb.com and opening for purchase on June 9.
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I WILL FIND HIM! Alan and Rob are joined by special guest and Superman fanatic Zaki Hasan (MovieFilm Podcast, Nostalgia Theater Podcast and Discovery Debrief) to reflect on the ten year anniversary of visionary director Zack Snyder’s “Man of Steel” — the gang reflect on the hype leading to the film, their first impressions, what they think now as well as the complicated legacy the film leaves behind.
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Superman faces down the fear entity Parallax, plus Jon and Damian go on an adventure to save an alternate reality world.
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Tyler and James rank the series of the Arrowverse shows and talk about “Superman & Lois'” episode “Collision Course.”
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Host Anthony Desiato and guest Daniel Sanchez (@wearingthecape) dig into the 2021 anthology miniseries “Superman: Red & Blue,” featuring a series of emotionally resonant, slice-of-life stories by Tom King, Mark Waid, Robert Venditti, and a host of other creators.
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Zach and Sarah discuss the fortieth episode of “Superman & Lois,” “Collision Course.” They talk the length of movies and documentaries these days, teasing the arrival of Lex Luthor on the series, the kids screwing up at the worst possible times, and Kyle finally finding out the Kents’ secrets.
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“My Adventures with Superman,” the newest animated series from Warner Bros. Animation and DC, is set to take flight Thursday, July 6 at midnight on Adult Swim and next day on Max. The official trailer and key art showcasing Jack Quaid as the voice of Clark Kent, Alice Lee as the voice of Lois Lane, and Ishmel Sahid as the voice of Jimmy Olsen also debuted today.
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Tyler talks with Professional Comic book artist V. Ken Marion about Superman cartoons in this Krypton Report.
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The year was 1989. Micheal Keaton’s Batman was redefining the superhero movie genre for the first time since Christopher Reeve did it in 1978. Meanwhile, another Superman was hitting the airwaves – this time in Spain. A little-known actor from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria named…(cue John Williams music)… Javier Bardem.
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