When it comes to playing Superman, there’s something about the role that seems larger than life—strength, honor, charm and that ever-present sense of responsibility.

Superman might be fiction, but we brought a piece of his power to life. Using real tech and high-intensity engineering, we built our own version of heat vision—and yes, it actually works.

Doing more in a short stretch of time than most complete in a lifetime, Reeve became a real-life Superman with an enduring legacy. Reeve’s work for the disabled didn’t stop with speaking ...

Matthew Reeve, Alexandra Reeve and William Reeve pose for a photo at the premiere of “Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story,” which is about their father and features them, at the Rose Wagner ...

Magic Mike star Alex Pettyfer praised the former Superman for his quick thinking ... Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare is based on the real-life story of a top-secret combat unit brought together ...

Gunn shared the first official photo of Superman and Krypto the Superdog, honoring the real-life inspiration behind Krypto. While some fans are divided on the lighter tone of Gunn's Superman ...

Long before comic book characters dominated movie screens, actor Christopher Reeve made the world believes in superheroes with the 1978 classic "Superman ... explore his real-life heroism.

James Gunn's real-life pet Ozu helped inspire this version of Krypto in the movie. By Aaron Couch Film Editor David Corenswet may be the new Clark Kent/Superman, but Krypto took the spotlight ...

We took a page out of Superman’s playbook and built functional heat vision tech—yes, actual beams of scorching energy. This real-world superhero upgrade is hotter than anything you’ve seen.