Although a non-continuity Elseworlds story, this series explored a world where Kal-El landed in the Soviet ... Superman. Writer Peter Tomasi, who was an editor at DC before writing monthly comics ...

He becomes a symbol of Stalin's Soviet Russia and battles against ... villain reveals why he did what he did. Action Comics #1050 set the latest Superman status quo in motion, and it's all-around ...

This Superman movie, starring Harry Potter & The White Lotus alum Jason Isaacs, made its way to HBO Max’s Top 10 charts. Here ...

illustrated by Curt Swan and published in Superman #423 and Action Comics #583 in 1986 ... what would happen if Superman’s rocket landed in Soviet Ukraine instead of Kansas?

Action Comics #23 (collected in Superman: The Golden Age Vol ... What would happen if Superman had been raised by the Soviet Union? 2003's Elseworlds classic Superman: Red Son melds Cold War ...

Lex Luthor stands as one of DC Comics’ most enduring and influential ... Mark Millar’s Superman: Red Son reimagines Superman landing in the Soviet Union rather than Kansas, with Luthor ...

You already know Superman. He’s the first comic book superhero ... of a new air force corps under the leadership of former Soviet POW Hal Jordan, Lois sees the Man of Steel himself fly into ...

As Superman has become a symbol of strength and pride for America, the Soviet Union looks to crush ... Superman ’78: The Metal Curtain #1 will hit comic shops and digital retailers on November ...

Krypto the Superdog is an aspect of Superman’s comic book mythos that many fans ... In a sense, Krypto predated Laika, the Soviet dog who was the first animal in space, by two whole years.

When Superman debuted in Action Comics #1 in 1938 ... this series explored a world where Kal-El landed in the Soviet Union, not Smallville. In Russia, cape wears you he grew up as a tool of ...