Tom Welling, who famously played Clark Kent/Superman in Smallville, looks almost unrecognizable in recent photos, sparking curiosity among fans.

Tom Welling, the actor best known for playing Clark Kent on the TV show “Smallville,” was arrested Sunday for DUI, per a TMZ report. Welling, 47, was arrested in an Arby’s parking lot in California. According to the report, his blood alcohol level was at or above 0.08 percent.

Superman has been on an all-time run, and one of the biggest reasons for that success can be attributed to how fulfilling the series is for longtime readers. Whether it be one-shots, back-up stories,

Ricky Church looks at the best scenes from Superman & Lois… We are months away from the next iteration of Superman on film with James Gunn’s Superman starring David Corenswet, marking the first time in several years the Man of Steel will be back on the big screen much less in a solo film.

In an exclusive excerpt from the Folio Society's new collection of essential Superman comics, Eisner-winning Monstress writer Marjorie Liu discusses the enduring appeal of DC's greatest hero.

Ultraman has been rumored to be the identity of the ambiguous, all-in-black villain seen multiple times across set images and trailers, but including this villain would be a mistake.

DC Studios has released a new TV spot for the upcoming Superman movie, and the internet is having its say on the superhero's flying face.

A newly spotted Easter Egg in the latest Superman TV spot pays homage to a familiar colour scheme from the comic books and may point to Lex Luthor donning an iconic costume! Find more details

Update: Via ScreenRant, James Gunn has responded to a follower on X/Twitter, noting that there “is absolutely zero CG in his face. People’s faces can look different when you put a wide angle lens up close. The background plate in Svalbard is 100% real as is David.”

James Gunn’s Superman latest Super Bowl updates leave fans split over whether it’s a bold marketing move or a missed opportunity.

Elon Musk mentioned everything from Superman and telescopes to Hollywood and inventors shouting "Eureka!" during Tesla's earnings call.