David Corenswet discusses how Krypto the Superdog was created for Superman and how he was inspired by James's Dog Ozu. Let me ...

With James Gunn ’s Superman now in theaters, a new debate has ignited across the DC fandom. As fans debate over which version ...

Krypto is based on Ozu, James Gunn’s own rescue dog who, he adopted while in the process of penning the script for the movie. When the filmmaker heard that Krypto had spurred interest in dog adoption, ...

Krypto flying the time bomb into the sky causes an explosion that sends a plane veering out of control. He stops the car only by knocking a water main askew. The dognappers fire bullets at him, ...

His reboot has the benefit of an actor, David Corenswet, who may not have a lot of colors to work with, but whose presence is ...

Krypto's role in James Gunn's Superman has led to a massive spike in interest in dog adoptions. According to data from Google Trends, the search term ...

Following Superman's box office success, James Gunn has revealed the first official poster for Supergirl, hitting cinemas in 2026.

Both Zack Snyder and James Gunn imagine Superman getting arrested, but they take a very different approach to the scene.

The release of the new Superman film has reportedly seen an increase in people hoping to adopt a dog, thanks to the Man of Steel ’s four-legged friend Krypto, who possesses many of the same powers as ...

It's vital, then, that Alcock's interpretation of the character stands apart from David Corenswet's salt of the Earth ...

While Krypto is stealing hearts on the big screen, HBO Max is home to the strangest live-action version of the dog.

James Gunn strips away the hope from Superman, focusing on his struggle to save the day — only to overcome impossible odds in the end.