After the disaster that is the DCEU, Superman has once again swooped in to save the day. James Gunn’s latest film ushers in a new era for DC, kicking off his ambitious cinematic project — Chapter 1: Gods and Monsters.

As the first movie of the new DC Universe, Superman already does a wonderful job showcasing the superpowers of the Man of Steel.

The poster features Alcock wearing a long brown trench coat over her Supergirl suit, while also teasing her character’s vibes. It also shows a playful spin on Superman’s DCU tagline “Look Up,” seemingly hinting at the messy chaos she’ll be bringing into the DCU.

Frank Grillo says he'll look a lot more like the animated version of Rick Flag, Sr. in his next live action DCU appearance

James Gunn is teasing that the center of the DCU saga may not be Superman, his dog, or any other character fans think.

Superman's post-credits scene was met with something of a mixed reaction, and director James Gunn has now explained why he chose to keep the teases of future DCU projects to a

For years now a question has been if Matt Reeves’ The Batman’s Batman, played by Robert Pattinson, would be the Batman for that new universe.

The small detail that gives away the location of Metropolis in the new Superman is Lois Lane's car’s license plate. The Delaware license plate indicates that Metropolis is indeed located in Delaware, as was also the case for the comic version of the city.

James Gunn might have given us a tease for who the ultimate villain of DCU will turn out to be through Superman, and here's what we think.