Superman's original powers came from Earth's weaker gravity, not the sun's energy. Superman's Golden Age version was independent of the sun's power, making him the most powerful.

Fans wondering why Superman is in pain and is hurt by the yellow sun, as seen in the new trailer for the 2025 film, can find out more here.

Superman absorbs the Sun’s solar radiation and is able to channel that energy into beams of heat from his fists, but the Kryptonian must recharge his powers in a mobile solar chamber.

Now let’s be clear: Batman/Superman Annual #1 isn’t an actual Batman vs. Superman fight that will affect DC Comics continuity for years to come – quite the opposite.

Since Superman also gets his powers from our yellow sun, cartoonist J.Bone designed a new, less UV-blocking costume for the Man of Steel. J.Bone, ...

The robots in the new clip from the movie give Supe an extra dose of yellow sun energy. Although Superman first appeared in Action Comics #1 in 1938, it wasn’t until March 1960 in Action Comics ...

And though it's merely an educated guess, we're thinking that it's very likely Solaris, the Tyrant Sun, a cosmic villain that plays a role in the comic All-Star Superman, which James Gunn has ...