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Over the past four years or so, fans have been treated to a host of screen test images, costume designs and various pieces of concept art from Warner Bros. and Tim Burton's canceled $50 million cinematic experiment known as Superman Lives... Read More ...

As we continue our in-depth look at super-hero movies, Chris Sims and David Uzumeri take on the Superman film franchise. Chris Sims: Welcome back to our painfully in-depth review of 2006's Superman Returns! When we last left off, Superman had just finished metaphorically sexing up Lois Lane in mid-air over the Daily Planet, while her fiancee and son waited downstairs...

As we continue our in-depth look at super-hero movies, Chris Sims and David Uzumeri take on the Superman film franchise. Chris Sims: We can't put it off any longer, everyone. Today, David and I start in on the final movie in our in-depth examination of the Superman film franchise, 2006's Superman Returns...

While praise for Bryan Singer's Superman Returns is far from unanimous, what's generally agreed is that Brandon Routh was well cast as the last son of Krypton -- so much so that many were disappointed when he wasn't cast in director Zack Snyder's Man of Steel, even though it's a complete reboot of the Superman film franchise...

ComicsAlliance hit the red carpet at Comic-Con to ask stars like Brandon Routh ("Superman Returns," "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World"), Robert Englund (a.k.a. Freddy Krueger), Sam Huntington ("Fanboys," "Dead of Night"), and Ted Raimi ("Angel of Death") about their craziest Comic-Con experiences, from slumming with unemployed Skeletors to decapitating