James Gunn’s new Superman film has officially landed in theatres. While most eyes are on the Man of Steel, a lot of the press in the run-up to the blockbuster has asked questions about another hero in the DC Universe.

Superman swooped into theaters last weekend, but is the first DC Studios movie a bona fide hit for the newly launched DCU franchise or just another superhero movie that's barely meeting expectations?

DC has announced a major anniversary campaign that will unfold over the next decade, starting with an SDCC event fans won’t want to miss.

James Gunn's Superman movie quite literally sets a roadmap for the DCU heading towards a World's Finest team-up with Batman.

Trust has collapsed in the institutions Superman used to defend. Mr Kent’s chosen profession, it must be admitted, is not what it was. (The 1978 film dates itself by opening with a paean to a “symbol of hope”—not Superman but the Daily Planet,

The best Superman movies ranked from worst to best, including the original, Quest for Peace, Returns, Man of Steel, and the James Gunn reboot.

The Superman vs. Batman rivalry is the heavyweight championship of comic book showdowns. These two have been butting heads for ages—sometimes literally, sometimes just side-eyeing each other across a crime scene.

Fans are understandably eager for DC Studios to introduce the DCU's Batman, but is there any sign of the Caped Crusader in Superman? And what about Gotham City? You can find out more details

While Pattinson's Batman is part of the Matt Reeves Elseworlds universe, and therefore most likely won't ever cross over with David Corenswet's Superman, the DCU does have its own Batman project in the works: The Brave and the Bold.

Superman is considered one of the most powerful superheroes in comic book history, but which Superman villains could possibly beat him?

Elsewhere in the Batman live-action economy, writer and director Matt Reeves previously shared news that the script for The Batman: Part 2 has finally been completed, moving forward with the second installment in the Patts-Man franchise, separate from the ambitious cinematic goals kicked off by Superman.

The Wonder Woman DCU movie and Matt Reeves' The Batman 2 both receive exciting updates following Superman's success.