The Justice League of America take flight in a new Funko Pop comic cover ahead of James Gunn's Superman this summer.

In recent years, the leader of DC’s collectible market has been Funko with their various Pop figures. Superman was one of the first Pops the company ever did. Now, ahead of his next big screen ...

DC announced its plans for a “Summer of Superman” publishing initiative. Featuring a lineup of comic books and graphic novels ...

At the end of the Icon TV Spot, we see the Man of Steel (David Corenswet) flying towards the screen over a snowy landscape. With the camera zoomed close in on his face and his body behind it looking ...

It promotes self-acceptance. The world's first superhero was introduced to comic fans in Action Comics #1 in 1938, and Superman has gone on to become a pop-culture lead for just under a century.

Evil Superman trope explored in recent years has saturated pop culture, craving a return to Superman as an inspiring figure. Superman defined by his humanity and hope, distinct from darker ...

Funko has already started the party with their recent Creature Commandos Pop set. Now, before Superman returns to the big screen, he’s taken flight with the Justice League in their latest comic ...