Metropolis, Illinois, located by the Ohio River with a population of roughly 6,000 residents, makes a great road-trip pit ...

Superman's first phone booth change occurred in 1942 in a Sunday strip, with Clark noting it was cramped. The first true phone booth change in a comic book happened in 1948's Action Comics #119.

An 18-foot, stainless steel statue of Superman and a tribute plaza honoring the superhero's local creators, Jerry Siegel and ...

The idea of Clark Kent changing into Superman using a phone booth is a classic slice of Americana. Indeed, the image has outlasted the use of phone booths in the real world. However, the Superman ...

There are still thousands of phone booths in Hungary, even though few people use them and many are in poor repair or have been vandalized. Around half are card-operated, but phone cards were ...

As Western civilization awaits the new Superman movie with a mixture of instinctive excitement (a new Superman movie!) and ...

Nedoroscik played into this comparison when getting ready for The Tonight Show on Tuesday night. He recreated his iconic "eyes shut" moment in his dressing room before stepping into a phone booth.

This stunt, marking the highest-ever public sculpture display here in the UK, celebrates the release of James Gunn’s new film ...

A phone booth that may be the last one remaining in Salem, Oregon, has sparked nostalgic interest and preservation efforts.

Yes, Clark Kent has officially ditched the phone booth for the world's biggest mall in UAE Dubai: Hold onto your popcorn — Superman just landed in Dubai, and he’s not messing around. In a ...

The player controls Clark Kent, who begins the adventure by climbing out of a phone booth with a cape in tow. From there, Superman can soar through the skies of Metropolis in the name of stopping ...