Intrepid reporter Lois Lane not knowing Superman’s secret identity as Clark Kent is a story trope going back to 1938’s Action Comics #1, the Man of Steel’s first appearance.

Even Sheldon Cooper explained this in The Big Bang Theory: “Lois Lane is falling, accelerating at an initial rate of 32 feet per second per second. Su

The latest ‘Superman’ trailer casts a luminous spotlight on a reimagined Lois Lane, more grounded, more intricate, and compellingly human. In this article, we delve into the evolution of the iconic journalist character,

We're less than two months away from Superman's return to cinemas, and the latest trailer for James Gunn's reboot is colorful, punchy, and hopeful.

The first half of the trailer is centered on the tantalizing idea that Clark Kent (David Corenswet) allows Lois Lane (Rachel Brosnahan) to interview him “as Superman.” The scene teaches us not just about the relationship between these characters—trusting, playful—but that Superman is having some issues.

In the new trailer, as pointed out by ComicBook, when Superman is hit over the head with a can thrown by a bystander, he doesn't really react, with his eyes still facing forward. But in the original Superman trailer, when the hero was hit with the flying can, his right eye twitched in reaction. See the side-by-side comparison below.

It follows Superman as he falls in love with Lane, meets other superheroes, and fights with Lex Luthor. The film also stars Nathan Fillion ( Firefly) as Green Lantern Guy Gardner, Anthony Carrigan ( Barry) as Metamorpho,

The long awaited final trailer for DC Studios' "Superman" has finally arrived with the focus being placed on the film's story. Watch it below. The first part of the trailer is structured around an interview that Lois Lane (Rachel Brosnahan) is conducting with Clark Kent/Superman (David Corenswet) about his intervention in a foreign war.