Ultraman in James Gunn’s Superman doesn’t look like Superman at all. His suit, including his mask, has a more military fatigues feel, although the large U emblem on his chest as seen in ...

Ultraman has been a prominent media franchise in Japan since the television series Ultra Q first premiered in 1966.Even from a distance, the character made an impact on a young Shannon Tindle ...

“Superman” releases in just over two weeks, and the marketing campaign for the film continues in overdrive. Today, James Gunn released an image of “Ultraman,” presumably one of the film’s primary ...

However, within the DC Comics multiverse, there exists a forever-evil version of Superman: Ultraman. He was born of similar ...

In the years since, Ultraman has shifted and changed until he’s now the star of his very own animated feature from writer-director Shannon Tindle (coming off the Emmy-winning live-action series ...

This new list of reveals includes a new DC Multiverse figure of Ultraman. The seven-inch-scale, like the film, has the villain completely covered in a purple armored suit and a “U” symbol.

A man from Southwest China's Sichuan Province carved a stone statue — initially resembling the character Ultraman, drawing netizens to warn of potential copyright infringement. The man later ...

DC Comics’ First Ultraman, an Evil Superman from Earth-3. The first DC Comics Ultraman was a member of the Crime Syndicate of Earth-3, first appearing in 1964’s Justice League of America #29.

According to a new DCU theory Ultraman from 2025's Superman might not be a clone, but an original member of JLA: Martian Manhunter.

Ultraman: Rising is one of Netflix's sleeper hits of 2024, and its director is now sharing details about its possible sequel.

Ultraman has been fighting monsters for longer than many of our readers have been alive. First arriving in 1966, the larger-than-life figure has appeared in countless films, television projects ...

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