We break down the epic ending to James Gunn's Superman, how it sets up future movies, and why it's a good thing that Gunn isn't necessarily focused on what's next for the DCU.

James Gunn’s Superman ends differently than Man of Steel, leaving a DC villain's fate uncertain and open, without using typical post-credit teases.

The DC Universe's 2025 Superman movie already looks to be seriously close to hitting a $3 billion record in the coming days with its box office.

The last few decades of Superman on the big screen created an unfortunate myth about the character: Superman was “boring,” “too powerful,” “uninteresting” and then, bizarrely, “grumpy and brooding” in the Zack Snyder Universe.

The big twist in James Gunn's Superman movie could actually be setting up Brainiac to be the DCU's first big villain.

Nicholas Hoult's portrayal of iconic supervillain Lex Luthor in Superman makes us sure the DCU's other villains will be handled perfectly.

Though international numbers still haven't been released, it looks like James Gunn's Superman will reach $300 million worldwide over the

Superman is proving to be successful in many ways, but its true victory comes by proving how important it is to DC’s future and another major film.