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James Gunn, Superman and Dog Adoption

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James Gunn’s ‘Superman’ Leads to More Than 500% Surge in Dog Adoption Interest, Thanks to Krypto

Thanks to the film, there’s been a surge in dog adoption interest.

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James Gunn reveals his rescue dog inspired rowdy Superman's super pup

James Gunn's Badly Behaved Rescue Dog Inspired a Major Role in Superman

Superman: Surprising DC Villain Owned Krypto Before Man of Steel

The miniseries Krypto: The Last Dog of Krypton is exploring this untold history, revealing that a surprising DC villain adopted him before Clark Kent.

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We Might Be Waiting a While for a ‘Superman’ Sequel

From Canadian roots to odd superpowers: 5 fun Superman facts

Here’s Your First Tiny Look at ‘Supergirl’

The film concludes with Clark recuperating in the Fortress of Solitude, only to be rudely interrupted by Kara crashing in, drunk from a spacebound escapade where she flew over to a solar system witho...

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Box Office: ‘Superman’ Aims for $55 Million or More in Second Weekend

I've watched all the best James Gunn movies and TV shows, and this is how I'd rank them

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‘Superman’ leads to 500% surge in dog adoption interest — but experts warn against ‘impulse’ pets

The hype will fade, but your dog will stay, so make sure you’re ready to give them the time, care, and training they need and deserve.”

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Superman’s Krypto Look-Alike Contest Takes Flight in NYC With $1,000 Prize for Best Dog

Calling all superdogs, a Krypto look-alike contest is happening in New York City thanks to James Gunn's "Superman"

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Meet Ozu: The real-life dog behind Superman’s pet Krypto in James Gunn’s film

Find out how James Gunn's dog inspired Krypto in the new Superman movie and his key role in the future of the DCU.

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What Superman’s Pet Owes to a Badly Behaved Rescue Dog

For the furry sidekick, Krypto, in “Superman,” the director James Gunn found inspiration — and a physical model — in his own unruly pet.