The quintessential superhero has always stood for truth and justice, but the final part of his catchphrase has morphed to ...

Superman No. 53 shows the hero proudly saluting, with the full phrase emblazoned in capital letters and punctuated by an exclamation point inside the stripes of a billowing American flag.

Longtime fans and historians of the comic books note that director James Gunn’s comments weren’t superimposing a new ...

The poster and its message are arguably more relevant today than they have been since their initial appearance. Coming from someone as closely associated with American values as Superman, it ...

For author Tom DeHaven, it was first and foremost on the list when considering the superhero’s appeal in his book Our Hero – ...

Our superheroes matter—especially when those superheroes are, like Superman, seen as representations of the American ideal.

Original "Superman" star Jack O'Halloran called for the franchise to help revive the "all-American way," differing from new "Superman" director James Gunn's immigrant-focused interpretation.

1978's Superman and Lois are the Gold Standard There is no doubt that, above everything else, the casting and performances stand the test of time almost better than any modern blockbuster.