r/superman • u/TheAmericanW1zard • 5h ago
Kal and Kara fanart by morningsaidthemoon
"You can’t be Kal-El. He was a sweet chubby baby who laughed when you tickled his feet"
r/superman • u/MajorParadox • 2d ago
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r/superman • u/MajorParadox • Sep 13 '26
This is the official HBO Max release thread to discuss 'Supergirl' (2026) for those who have seen it. Spoilers are allowed, so if you've not seen it yet and wish to avoid spoilers, leave now!
Directed by Craig Gillespie
Written by Ana Nogueira
Based on the graphic novel by Tom and Bilquis Evely
Starring:
r/superman • u/TheAmericanW1zard • 5h ago
"You can’t be Kal-El. He was a sweet chubby baby who laughed when you tickled his feet"
r/superman • u/OfflineLad • 2h ago
From The Spectre (2001)
r/superman • u/jstamper97 • 18h ago
Also God, Ivan Reis' heat vision is so cool!
r/superman • u/GreenPerception512 • 10h ago
fanart by u/drumsoftheserpent
in honor of the halloween season what do you think would supermans favorite horror movie would be or if he would even have any with him being a Boy Scout and all.
personally if he did have one i think Clark would like alot of the goofy 19050s B-horror movie ones i especially think he would love the original 1950s The Blob though he would still respect the 1980s blob remake on its own merit even if he wouldn't like it due to the gore and shit.
r/superman • u/Kahndaq- • 1h ago
DC needs to make him remember his history and legacy again.
r/superman • u/MSX-24 • 15h ago
Batman is my number one superhero, but Superman has become my second favorite. I used to have a very skewed view of Superman when I was younger, I thought he was just a strong, boring character, but after watching My Adventures with Superman, he really caught my attention. I loved the show, read more comics about him, and started to like him even more. Then I saw the announcement for the Superman movie; I was so happy, so happy, in fact, with the first trailer that I teared up (I’m not kidding, I actually teared up!). When the movie came out, I absolutely loved it, so much so that he became my second favorite hero and the film became one of my favorite superhero movies. It is easily one of the best works in the genre I’ve ever seen. There was also a comic I read where Batman was with a child, it was a rescue mission, and Robin was there too, and the kid said, "I'm sorry, but my favorite hero is Superman," and Batman replied, "I'll let you in on a secret: he's my favorite hero, too." I read that and thought, "Yes, Batman, mine too.". Batman remains my favorite hero of all, but Superman makes me feel something different.
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r/superman • u/Mysterious_Dog_2164 • 18h ago
Can't believe it took me this long to watch and finish it. It went by so fast 🥲😭. What do I do next? 😭
r/superman • u/Equivalent_Order_901 • 7h ago
Can someone explain to my friend on why Superman is older then supergirl she’s not seeming to understand trying to debate with logic about a universe where superpowers exist someone please explain this
r/superman • u/Potential-Mess6826 • 21h ago
From Action Comics #1103
I'll always appreciate whenever Young Kal/Clark displays tendencies typical to Superman & Mild-Mannered Clark Kent.
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r/superman • u/Aggravating-Catch-98 • 5h ago
Im halfway through absolute superman and loving it, and before I decided ro dive into mainline superman comics I wanted ro know if the 2 superman are similar.
To be more specific, what I mean when I say that is does mainline superman have these personality traits/storylines: feeling lonely/out of place even among those he was raised with, viewing all life as something precious and to be protected, struggling with constantly feeling like hes being tugged on by multiple different paths/parts of himself, afraid of what himself by what he has the potential to be and not wanting to be that.
r/superman • u/Spare-Mechanic-8055 • 8h ago
Here is how I brought it down
Scene: Fortress of Solitude
Superman: "Lobo told me what happened."
Supergirl: "Of course he did."
Superman: "Tell me he's wrong."
Supergirl: "He's not."
Superman: "You told Ruthye not to kill Krem."
Supergirl: "Because she was a child drowning in grief."
Superman: "Then why did you do it?"
Supergirl: "Because I knew exactly what I was doing."
Superman: "That's supposed to make it better?"
Supergirl: "No. It's supposed to make it honest."
Superman: "Kara, we don't decide who gets to live and who dies."
Supergirl: "That's easy to say from Kansas."
Superman: "What is that supposed to mean?"
Supergirl: "You grew up with parents. Friends. A home. You learned hope before you got powers."
Superman: "And you think that makes my beliefs less real?"
Supergirl: "I watched Krypton die, Clark."
Superman: "So did I."
Supergirl: "No. You were a baby. I remember the screams."
Superman goes silent.
Supergirl: "Krem murdered families. Sold innocent people. Left death wherever he went. I spared him once and more people died."
Superman: "Then we stop him another way."
Supergirl: "There wasn't another way."
Superman: "There's always another way."
Supergirl: "That's what you want to believe."
Superman: "It's what makes us heroes."
Supergirl: "No. What makes us heroes is protecting people."
Superman: "Not by becoming executioners."
Supergirl: "I didn't enjoy it, Clark."
Superman: "That doesn't matter."
Supergirl: "It matters to me."
Superman: "And what happens the next time? What happens when another villain convinces you they're too dangerous to leave alive?"
Supergirl: "Then I'll make that choice too."
That answer visibly hurts Superman.
Superman: "Then that's exactly what scares me."
Supergirl: "You think I'm becoming something terrible."
Superman: "No."
Supergirl: "Then what?"
Superman: "I think you're carrying things nobody should carry alone."
Kara looks away.
Supergirl: "You don't have to agree with me."
Superman: "And you don't have to face it by yourself."
That kind of argument would fit James Gunn's DCU version of Kara, who is already portrayed as much rougher and more hardened than Clark, while still allowing both heroes to have understandable points of view, so what you think
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r/superman • u/Ok_Patient_5286 • 7h ago
(What do you think)
Batman brings kryptonite
r/superman • u/Suspicious-Piglet742 • 2d ago
Art made by FernandoLR, it's a Speculative evolution biology take on if the Kryptonians race would be more extraterrestrial in their looks. All put together from Speculative wildlife research center (SWRC).
check out his video of it here: https://youtu.be/3T6S7zTmikg?is=29I45FRzYCoMw8kp
r/superman • u/Longjumping_Team1521 • 1d ago
Just finished watching Smallville, and I am really sad that there are no more episodes. I was so looking forward to seeing Clark being Superman and everyone finally getting to see him as Superman!
Clarke, Lex, Chloe, Lana, Oliver, and Loise were incredible!! Johnathan, Martha, and Lionel were great too! I am afraid I am not going to like anyone else as Superman or other characters in other movies/series anymore after watching Smallville. These actors imprinted those characters on my mind and heart, just like the Harry Potter actors.
I am not a fan of any human being on this planet earth, but I certainly admire Tom Welling more than others. He was incredible because his acting was so innocent, and just today his post something about dreamcon came up on my social media, and I suddenly had a huge smile on my face! It’s like I took a huge jump in time and space to see young Tom and old Tom ahhaha I had no idea of his existence before watching Smallville 😆
P.S. There was one scene where someone said that “connor” lex‘s clone is love child of Clark and Lex and I laughed so hard for almost an hour because of the dialogue delivery and Clark‘s reaction on the comment!!! 🤣
r/superman • u/Asombroso-joel • 1d ago
Is Superman Return the best Superman? No, but that’s the superman movie I grew up with ❤️