To find this absolutely bonkers power set, we have to go all the way back to Superman Vol. 1 #125 with a cover date of November 1958. The issue wastes no time giving readers an exciting preview of ...

Spoiler alert, Gunn’s Superman doesn’t clone himself, nor does he make lots of tiny clones of himself, but he is very strong, ...

An entity controlled by the family of a Hong Kong business tycoon known as 'Superman' has struck a deal to buy a portfolio of UK wind farms for £350m ($450m). A consortium led by CK Infrastructure, ...

It would seem that this power is getting a serious modification in My Adventures With Superman, which would go hand-in-hand with the changes made to Clark’s powerset so far.

Unfortunately, using that power takes a terrible toll upon Clark Kent and raises new risks. The first issue of Superman Unlimited found the Man of Steel trying to divert the path of a Kryptonite ...

David Corenswet in "Superman". Warner Bros. But the really cool shot comes toward the end of the new trailer with Superman fighting off a swarm of black-clad enemies all on his own.