#Superman Reboot

[nyxvamps]

a little gay of me, but that new live action superman (reboot? i think) coming out would look perfect with battinson. he’s gives off such sweet and wholesome clark kent and superman from the stills we have.

i need this superman

with this batman

stat! now!

give it to me rachel!! 🤚🏾✊🏾🤚🏾✊🏾🤚🏾

give me to me pls!

[firelance2361]

Superman’s Best Friend

Just an old piece I did of Henry Cavill’s Superman walking his version of Krypto (Based here off of his IRL dog Kal) on a morning stroll in the clouds.

As much as I’m looking forward to Corwenset’s Superman, Henry’s version will always be one of the best in my eyes.

Hope you like it!

[theomenmedia]

James Gunn spills the beans on the new Superman film In A Conversation With Josh Horowitz!

James Gunn spills the beans on the new Superman film! Dive into the action from the start, an epic Lois & Clark romance, and a menacing Lex Luthor.

[silveragelovechild]

Days of Warner/DC Future-Past

[comic-book-jawns]

“It’s not an origin story,” Safran said. “It focuses on Superman balancing his Kryptonian heritage with his human upbringing.”

Bro what do you think Superman’s origin story is?

[kingoftheu]

[stackthedeck]

this is fucking revisionist history no the fuck you didn't clark

[ballinandcantgetup452]

What does "No Kents" in Absolute Superman even MEAN?

I’m worried that Absolute Superman’s gonna be booty cheeks and too edgy. The writer has a mixed track record. Jason Aaron is known for writing the best parts of recent Thor and he created The Mighty Thor (Jane Foster). So I think he can handle the action that comes with writing god-tier characters quite well. I’m just really concerned that Aaron’s not gonna get the spirit.

I’m hoping that this does what Henry Cavill’s Superman was SUPPOSED to be: a cynic who’s still trying his best to smile despite all the pain he’s been through because he STILL believes in doing the right thing simply because it’s good. I hope that Absolute Superman is a story about letting people in, and how Clark doesn’t need the Kent’s to be fundamentally compassionate. I suspect that if you take away the Kents, then you still have a good person, but one that’s slow to trust anybody

I just don’t know what they mean by “no Kent’s”

All we really have is the artist showing us an action scene, and the knowledge that Superman’s cape is all Misty because it’s the “ashes of Krypton” which means that his suit is purely Kryptonian in origin

Did he LIVE on Krypton? Was he in the foster system? Was he raised by a different, shitty family? The phrase “no Kents” is just really vague. “No money” is relatively easy to work around. Granted, Bruce has an inciting incident that creates The Batman, so it's not too much of a stretch to put him in any circumstance. “No Amazons” probably means you just switch pantheons (I'm partial to the idea that she's raised by the pantheon of the New Gods). But “no Kents” has borderline infinite unrelated possibilities that I don’t know what the ACTUAL premise is of the book. Perhaps you could say the same about Diana, but I'm worried for Clark because edgy Supermans are just now fading in popularity, and I don't want to see them make a comeback over a POORLY written edgy Superman.

Shot in the dark, I think each Absolute line is going to be a commentary on the misconceptions of the traditional line. Absolute Batman was about debunking the “Batman beats up poor and mentally ill people” bullshit. If that’s actually a pattern and not malarky, I don’t know what Absolute Superman would address. Thoughts?

[theflopwonder]

Me, naively: Omg haha what if I wrote a fic abt the party at the fortress of solitude in superman/batman 26 as an excuse to do some Tim & Kon character study?

Me, after reading 4 separate comic runs from 4 different editorial teams who were OBVIOUSLY not talking to each other AT ALL to try and figure out the timeline & other logistics of this party: WHO THE FUCK FUCKED UP THIS HOUSE LIKE THIS GOOD GOD??????????

[firelance2361]

Miracles Come In Pairs

In preparation for the Season 2 Finale of My Adventures With Superman, here’s a piece I did of Superman younger twin siblings Valora-El and Bru-El from The Last Family of Krypton comic series from 2010.

Hope you like it!

[silverequation]

i am finally through preboot Archie. i like this version of Silver but he’s very different from games Silver. he’s really polite and not blunt, rude or feral aggro like Silver is in the games. he’s a kid trying to do right by his two dads instead of a punk ass probably orphan fighter from hell world powered by hope and fighting for peace but he’s still really cool and i really like his lore with the Time Stones and the adventures and friends/supporting characters he has

[violetganache42]

NO FUCKING WAY! THE SAME DOMINIC LEWIS WHO DID THE MUSIC FOR DUCKTALES CO-COMPOSED THE MUSIC FOR MY ADVENTURES WITH SUPERMAN?!

[sisaloofafump]

A small collection of my favourite panels from Worlds’ Finest (2012, Huntress/Power Girl and later Batman/Superman) and the tie in Batman/Superman (2013) issues. I really enjoyed it! I look forward to reading more of Earth-2

[danshive]

Regarding changes to Superman characters in My Adventures With Superman:

This MIGHT be hyperbole, I haven’t checked, but there are approximately 10,000 versions of these same characters.

The previous versions of the characters whom one might like still exist, and may do so in multiple forms of media.

Even if My Adventures With Superman maintained previous visual design, these aren’t the same characters.

I don’t say that as an insult.

These are new characters inspired by the Superman template.

As is the case with every version of Superman and pals over the past several decades, these are essentially professionally-made fan characters (again, not meant as an insult).

In this instance, they chose a young adult Superman with fellow scrub reporters Jimmy and Lois. They, and all the other characters, share DNA with previous versions, but are ultimately doing their own thing.

These aren’t the same characters, and they’re not trying to be.

Getting more subjective, I think viewing past stories as templates can be great. This is especially true in a world that insists on brand recognition.

We might want something completely new, but executives don’t, and they provide the funding.

If we’re going to be stuck in a dystopian reboot nightmare, we can at least try and enjoy how varied and creative people can get by viewing previous versions of characters and stories as templates to have fun with, and not just things to copy and paste with minimal variation.

[darius-1]

Our real first look at Superman!

[digitalwizard01]

I keep seeing this rumor that The MCU is gonna reboot after Secret Wars and start over with all the Xmen and other Fox characters already in the universe and I'm really curious as to whether or not The MCU has the momentum and interest to survive a full franchise reboot. Obviously, theres the hardcore fans who will stick around, but with the general audience losing faith in the MCU, and not really vibing with the multiverse aside from Spiderman and Deadpool, will they be willing to recommit all that time to completely new versions of the characters theyve been invested in for nearly 20 years at that point? The DCU works as a franchise reboot because they spent their entire existence floundering, it only made sense to reboot DC. Marvel tho, had more than a whole decade of built up trust, and movies people love and specific adaptations of characters that people have become attatched to. Imo it's gonna be much harder rebooting Captain America than something like Superman who we haven't seen in a real role in a theatrical movie since 2017, but Captain America has a movie coming out only a year before the reboot starts. Regardless it's still a couple years out and maybe I'm wrong and people won't care I guess we'll have to wait and see