Man of Steel

It happened again. Warner Bros. released another big-budget blockbuster in its DC Extended Universe lineup, and once again it received unanimous jeers from film critics everywhere.

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DC and Marvel each have a character that embodies the “best” of the United States of America. Both of these characters are recognised as leaders in their worlds. …
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Currently, the second best way to start a controversy is to say out loud at a comic shop how happy you are with the casting in comic book movies. You …
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After being cast as the new Batman in the forthcoming Batman Vs. Superman movie, Ben Affleck finally opens up on being the Dark Knight in the Man of Steel sequel and the internet hate that followed on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.

In an effort to critique the overblown devastation seen in the recently released “Man of Steel” movie, American cartoonist and comic book writer Kyle John Baker created a web browser game that mocks the film’s ridiculous destruction.

Man of Steel tries to tell an interesting origin story, but gives us a mess instead. The film is inconsistent with its rules, spends too much time explaining everything, and takes too long to tell an origin story.

Scott Snyder has worked his way to the top of the creative heap at DC Comics with his work on Batman, Swamp Thing and the breakout Vertigo hit, American Vampire. Now Snyder is handling writing chores on Vertigo’s hot release”The Wake” with Sean Murphy and helming DC’s big summer launch, “Superman: Unchained. NerdSpan sat down with the writer and teacher to find out more about his newest superhero book.

British actor Henry Cavill does a fine job donning the red cape. With Zack Snyder directing and David Goyer and Chris Nolan writing the script, Man of Steel is sure to please all audiences.

Scott Snyder and Jim Lee’s Superman Unchained #1 is hitting stands at just the right time. Never mind that movie that’s coming out later this week – it’s a given …
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Greg Rucka’s recent plea for a Superman film staying at PG raises an important question about the upcoming PG-13 rated Man of Steel. Will Superman’s younger fans be left in the dust for his latest flick?

An entertaining study of the superheroines who have inspired us for decades, The Supergirls by Mike Madrid rejoices in these women’s struggles, successes and continued growth. Get to know the many facets of these heroines’ past, present and future lives and be inspired to love everything that makes them super.

After putting their viral marketing to good use with a video transmission from General Zod, Warner Bros. counted down to a third theatrical trailer of the Man of Steel. Directed by Zack Snyder and written by David S. Goyer, the film will arrive on June 14, 2013.