One of the characters in James Gunn's Superman might be on a trajectory to become one of DC Comics' most iconic villains, ...

A new theory about Superman and the overall direction of the DCU suggests that Ultraman, portrayed by David Corenswet in the first movie, could return as Bizarro in parts 2 or 3. Neither Superman 2 ...

Assuming James Gunn's Superman gets a sequel, who will the villain be? The first DCU movie may have left a giant clue.

Superman could be setting Ultraman up to be a totally different and extremely iconic DC villain in a future sequel.

Moreover, the last act of Superman sets up Ultraman's return as Bizarro as he is sucked into a blackhole. Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers. Readers’ discretion is advised.

The Shadow Labyrinth release time has been confirmed by developer Secret Level and will be consistent across all platforms, ...

Bizarro is such a ridiculous concept. It’s long been a staple in comics that superheroes have some sort of enemy that is just like them, but evil. It makes for a good “dark ...

Bizarro’s Powers Largely Resemble Superman With A Few Exceptions. On paper, Bizarro is like Superman in many ways and probably more similar than a vast majority of other DC Comics characters.

Bizarro’s Silver Age Comic Book Origins. In the comics, Bizarro has been one of Superman’s most frequently recurring villains since the Silver Age, when he first appeared as an enemy for young ...

Bizarro in the Modern Era of Superman Comics DC Comics. In the post-Crisis on Infinite Earths reboot of Superman by John Byrne, Bizarro was created once again by Luthor. Only this time, via cloning.