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October 16, 2026

James Gunn and Peter Safran Detail DC Studios’ Long-Term Plans Under David Ellison

DC Studios is moving into its next phase with James Gunn and Peter Safran remaining at the helm under new Skydance leadership, following discussions with chairman and CEO David Ellison about the studio’s long-term plans. The immediate focus for the DC Universe is "Man of Tomorrow", Gunn’s follow-up to "Superman", which is now in post-production and is scheduled for release on July 9, 2027. The film is particularly significant because Gunn indicated that the story has been designed with the larger future of the DCU in mind, rather than as an isolated sequel.

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October 16, 2026

Milly Alcock Removes Most Supergirl Posts from Instagram, But DCU References Remain

Milly Alcock has become the subject of fresh speculation surrounding her future as Supergirl after removing a number of posts connected to the DC Studios film from her Instagram account. The cleanup has prompted some fans to wonder whether the actress is distancing herself from the DCU, particularly following the film’s theatrical run and the online discussion that followed.

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October 16, 2026

Warner Bros. Archives Explores the Evolution of Clark Kent’s Costumes on “Smallville”

The Warner Bros. Archives takes viewers on a tour through the evolution of Clark Kent’s wardrobe in “Smallville”, examining how the character’s clothing gradually moved from the everyday look of a Kansas farm boy toward the visual identity of the Man of Steel. The video features Matt Troex and Suki Gonzalez discussing the costumes and the significance of each stage in Clark’s journey.

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October 15, 2026

Jewish Museum Milwaukee Presents “Chosen Heroes” Exhibit Celebrating Jewish Superhero Creators

Jewish Museum Milwaukee presents "Chosen Heroes: The Jewish Comics Experience", on view Oct. 16, 2026 through Feb. 14, 2027. The exhibition features original artwork, rare publications, and historical artifacts, tracing more than a century of innovation in Jewish comics, from the birth of such icons as Superman, Batman, and Captain America to today’s acclaimed graphic novels.

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October 14, 2026

CASEBANG Launches Superman 2.0 Series Phone Covers Collection

Mobile accessories brand CASEBANG has announced the launch of its officially licensed Superman 2.0 Series Phone Cover collection, bringing DC Comics artwork together with a modular design intended to give fans more ways to personalize their devices. The lineup combines Superman-inspired designs with the company’s magnetic accessory technology and offers four artwork options: Blue Metropolis, Man of Steel, Hero and Stronger Together.

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TeeTurtle Justice League Reversible Plushies Collection

October 14, 2026

TeeTurtle Introduces Justice League Reversible Plushies Featuring Superman and Supergirl

TeeTurtle is bringing the DC Universe to its reversible plushie collection with a lineup of officially licensed Justice League characters. The new collection features two familiar characters in one soft collectible that can be flipped to reveal the other side including Clark Kent & Superman, Supergirl & Krypto, Wonder Woman & Cheetah, Batman & The Joker.

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THIS MONTH IN SUPERMAN HISTORY

October 03

The Adventures of Superboy makes its debut on television in 1988.

October 04

Melissa Benoist, title role in the CW "Supergirl" television series, born in 1988.

October 05

Jesse Eisenberg, Lex Luthor in "Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice", born in 1983.

October 06

Superman editor Mike Carlin born.

October 08

Kirk Alyn, star of two serials, "Superman" and "Atom Man vs. Superman", born in 1910.

October 09

Superman Returns star Brandon Routh born in 1979.

October 10

Superman movie star and paralysis advocate Christopher Reeve dies in 2004.

October 11

Phyllis Coates, Lois Lane in the first season of the "Adventures of Superman", dies in 2023 at the age of 96.

October 15

Artist Vince Colletta (Supergirl) born.

October 16

Smallville makes its debuts on television in 2001.

October 17

Margot Kidder, Lois Lane in the Superman films, born in 1948.

October 17

Superman writer and co-creator Jerry Siegel born in 1914.

October 27

Jeff East, young Clark Kent in "Superman The Movie", born in 1957.

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DID YOU KNOW?

Patrick Wayne, son of actor John Wayne, was originally cast as Superman in the 1978 film.

Ray Middleton was the first actor to officially appear as Superman during the 1940 New York World's Fair.

Clark Kent dated a mermaid from Atlantis named Lori Lemaris during his college years.

The original name of the Daily Planet newspaper in the earliest Superman comics was The Daily Star.

Superman had a boxing match with Muhammad Ali in a massive 1978 oversized comic book during an alien invasion.

The actual name of the "Bizarro World" planet is Htrae ("Earth" spelled backward).

Clark Kent worked at the WGBS-TV news network as an anchor throughout the 1970s run of Superman comics.

Krypton is also the name of a real, unincorporated community in eastern Kentucky.

In Action Comics #1, Superman could not fly but did have the ability to leap an eighth of a mile.

Henry Cavill originally auditioned for the role of Superman in what would eventually become "Superman Returns".

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Created by writer Jerry Siegel and artist Joe Shuster, Superman made his historic debut in Action Comics #1 in 1938 and went on to become one of the most recognizable characters in popular culture. From his beginnings in comic books, the story of Clark Kent and his heroic alter ego expanded across radio, animation, television, feature films, novels, stage productions and generations of collectibles, creating a legacy that continues to grow.

The Superman Super Site has covered that world since 1998, bringing fans the latest Superman comics, Superman movies, Superman television, multimedia, collectibles, reviews, history and daily news. The site's archives span classic productions such as Superman: The Movie and Adventures of Superman, modern television including Superman & Lois and My Adventures with Superman, and the newest chapters of the screen legacy.

Today's Superman universe continues with DC Studios' Superman, Supergirl and the upcoming Man of Tomorrow. Alongside breaking news, the Superman Super Site preserves the character's history, the actors and creators who have brought the mythology to life, and the real-world places connected to more than eight decades of Superman history.

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Superman in the Real World

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WOOLSTOCK, IOWAWoolstock, Iowa, is a small community with a remarkable place in Superman history. Located in Wright County, the town was the birthplace of George Reeves, the actor who would go on to become one of the most familiar faces associated with Superman through his starring role in the landmark 1950s television series, "The Adventures of Superman".→

METROPOLIS, NEVADAWhat was once a thriving community of 25,000 is now nothing more than a ghost town of old hotel and school foundations and desert land littered with artifacts that dictate what once existed here. There is also a stone memorial honoring the town and the residents which lived here from 1911 - 1947.→

KRYPTON, KENTUCKYLong before Superman fans began searching the map for connections to the Man of Steel, Krypton was already the name of a small community in eastern Kentucky. Located in Perry County along the North Fork of the Kentucky River, approximately 10 miles northwest of Hazard, Krypton is an unincorporated community surrounded by the mountains and coalfields of the region.→

METROPOLIS, ILLINOISThe Metropolis Chamber of Commerce wants visitors to think of their town, Metropolis as the legendary residence of Kal-El, the last son of Krypton. For nearly five decades, the small town of Metropolis, Illinois, has welcomed tourists and curiosity seekers to the one-and-only home of the comic book hero.→

GEORGE REEVES' HOMEGeorge Bessolo Reeves lived in a modest house in Benedict Canyon in Los Angeles, California up until the time of his death on June 15, 1959. The home is currently a private residence but photos can be easily taken from the street. If you are lucky enough, the homeowners may allow you to tour the grounds of the home and possibly the interior as well.→

JERRY SIEGEL CHILDHOOD HOMEJerry Siegel, co-creator of the Man of Steel, was born and raised in the community of Glenville, a suburb of Cleveland, Ohio. For those interested in visiting the community, the Siegel childhood home (which just happens to be painted Superman blue, red and yellow) is at 10622 Kimberly Avenue. It is now listed on the National Register of Historic Places.→

GEORGE REEVES' GRAVESITEThe final resting spot of George Bessolo Reeves lies within the Mountain View Cemetery in Altadena, California. His ashes lie within a crypt in the Pasadena Mausoleum, Sunrise Corridor with a memorial plaque from his mother that reads simply, "My Beloved Son - Superman - George Bessolo Reeves - Jan. 6, 1914 - June 16, 1959".→

AMAZING WORLD OF SUPERMANOriginally planned for construction in Metropolis, IL and scheduled to open in 1972, The Amazing World of Superman was a giant complex that would have brought to life many phases of the Superman legend through rides, exhibits, and other forms of entertainment. Unfortunately, the whole project ultimately came to an abrupt end before construction even started.→

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