David Corenswet in Look Both Ways next to his Superman symbol and the actor putting on the Superman suit
Summary SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT With Superman filming outdoors, new set photos have revealed many intriguing DC Easter eggs. James Gunn's Superman is shaping up to be an exciting affair. The project will include multiple heroes, with characters like the Guy Gardner version of Green Lantern, Mister Terrific, and more helping David Corenswet's Man of Steel fight Nicholas Hoult's Lex Luthor — the film's main villain — and any other possible foes.
One of the new looks at Corenswet's Superman comes from a story reported by The Daily Planet, "Superman Stops MTA Rail From Running Off The Tracks." Interestingly, Clark Kent was the one reporting on Superman's feat. The newspaper teases the hero's dual identity in the DCU movie, with Clark writing about his own exploits as the Man of Steel, maintaining his secret identity.
Related DC’s New Superman Show Is Giving Him X-Men ’97’s Wolverine Treatment My Adventures with Superman season 2 is underway, and the DC animated series makes a decision with the Man of Steel that X-Men '97 did with Wolverine. 8 The Metropolis Eagle Is The Daily Planet's Direct Competitor Making Clark Kent's Human Side Important Clark Kent's article from The Daily Planet generates a lot of excitement, but the hero's workplace will not be the only newspaper in town. The DCU Superman movie features a direct competitor for The Daily Planet in the form of The Metropolis Eagle.
The Metropolis Eagle's front page features calls for other articles inside the paper, with a headline stating, "Lex Luthor Wins Arcane Genius Award." The line is a reference to Anton Arcane, a supervillain from DC Comics. The character is a brilliant scientist who becomes a monster after crossing paths with Swamp Thing amid his obsession with Un-Men, deformed creatures created by Arcane.
Related The New DCU Needs To Introduce To A Missing DCEU Justice League Member James Gunn and Peter Safran are now in charge on the DCU, and they need to redeem one major Justice League member that the DCEU failed. 4 Corenswet's Man Of Steel Stopping A Train Could Be A Major DC Callback Part Of James Gunn's Comic Book Inspirations Close Grant Morrison's All-Star Superman might be perhaps the biggest inspiration behind Gunn's Superman movie, but it certainly is not the only one. The Daily Planet image of Corenswet's Superman stopping a train from coming off the tracks was framed like a moment from the Superman For All Seasons comic book.
While seeing Mister Terrific suited up alongside Superman is exciting, prior set photos had already teased the character's role in the film and one of his vehicles. As the DCU movie started filming in Cleveland, Ohio, set photos revealed Metropolis covered in rubble. In the middle of the destruction was what appeared to be Mister Terrific's T-ship — a large T-shaped ship — though just a stand-in, as the actual spacecraft will be built through CGI.
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