The estate of Superman co-creator Joseph Shuster is suing Warner Bros. Discovery ahead of the July release of the new James Gunn film, alleging the company does not have the rights to release it in several countries.

It seems Superman’s otherworldly powers may be no match to defeat… copyright law. Warner Bros. Discovery is gearing up to release its latest Superman reboot, the crucial launch of a new DC Studios connected universe.

The estate of Superman creator Joseph Schuster is suing Warner Bros. Discovery and DC Comics alleging that its planned release some key territories is illegal.

James Gunn's Superman movie could hit a roadblock due to a lawsuit claiming Warner Bros. and DC don't have the rights to release it in key countries.

The estate of superhero co-creator Joseph Shuster alleges overseas copyright infringement against Warner Bros. Discovery and DC Comics.

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A new TV teaser features star David Corenswet filmed with wide-angle lens. Internet jokesters have compared the results to such googly-eyed actors as Marty Feldman in 'Young Frankenstein.'

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The estate of Superman co-creator Joseph Shuster accuses the studio of yearslong copyright infringement on several movies and TV shows that exploit the hero.

Superman co-creator Joe Shuster's estate is suing Warner Bros. Discovery and DC Comics to block the film's release in several global markets.

Superman' filmmaker James Gunn clarified that close-up shots of lead actor David Corenswet in the latest trailer for the upcoming DC Studios movie may look odd simply due to the camera lens he used rather than computer-generated imagery.