The final moments of the CW's Tyler Hoechlin and Elizabeth Tulloch-starring Superman & Lois series finale will stay with us for some time.
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If he has any chance of putting down Doomsday and stopping Lex Luthor, he can't do it alone Here's a look at what's to come – originally released exclusively by TV Insider:
In S04E10: "It Went By So Fast"(directed by Gregory Smith and written by Brent Fletcher & Todd Helbing), The Kents fight with everything they[...]
So what was it that went down? At this point, we're throwing on the "MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD!" sign and throwing down an image spoiler buffer, so consider this your fair warning before moving forward…
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We know that Supes is down for the count and that Lex Luthor (Cudlitz) has ownership of his heart – literally[...]
While this is going on, their son, Jonathan, seems quite interested in a piece of coal – and then readers become very interested after Jonathan squeezes the coal into a diamond – with Jordan offering readers a playful "wink."
Could that be where Superman & Lois is headed with its series finale? We could see Superman[...]
In the newest trailer for the final season of the CW's Superman & Lois, The Man of Steel is dead - and Lex Luthor is just getting started...
Check out the official overviews for CW's Superman & Lois - S04E01: "The End & The Beginning" and S04E02: "A World Without."
Check out our updated image gallery for the fourth and final season of CW's Elizabeth Tulloch and Tyler Hoechlin-starring Superman & Lois.
But S03E13: "What Kills You Only Makes You Stronger" (directed by Gregory Smith and written by Brent Fletcher & Todd Helbing) ends with (MAJOR SPOILERS WARNING!) Superman (Hoechlin) and Doomsday running at each other on the surface of the Moon with what looks to be one final, fatal battle – and then the season ends[...]
And just like that, Doomsday – the ever-evolving killing machine whose claim to fame was offing the Man of Steel – woke up one day and decided to dabble in interior decoration With a gleaming throne of skulls, no less "Monster chic", I hope he's calling it Yes, folks, this coming Tuesday, DC's releasing "Action[...]
That means injecting himself with some of the Doomsday virus to become the one and only Devastator McFarlane Toys brings this beast to life with a nicely sculpted and massive figure While the figure does not come with any accessories he will feature an adjustable jaw which is awesome The next figure is the Dawnbreaker[...]
I think it was gonna be Doomsday It's what Fox wanted, and it was a title that was typical of the time [for a] disaster movie They really wanted Independence Day, so we had to make the speech really good And then they cut it together, and a couple of nights later, Dean came to[...]
Doomsday is the monster that changed the world, he'll save on to kill a man of steel himself We all know the story that he didn't just die but more super sleeps, but he did do the one thing that no one thought was possible to take down Superman Doomsday is making his appearance with[...]
Doomsday is a beast everyone should fear It is the creature that was able to kill the Man of Steel himself, Superman Storm Collectibles is bringing this creature alive yet again with their newest Injustice 2 figure it This figure will be 1/12 scale and will come in at a whopping 10 inches tall He is completely[...]
Zod managed to get the Kryptonian Codex smuggled off of Wegthor, and has built a terrifying genetic weapon.
Now, he's off to the frozen wastes north of Kandor, apparently looking for Doomsday The last time we saw that particular monster, he was smashing up speeders— so, Zod either has a death wish, or a secret plan[...]
He erased Superman in the future, and has been terraforming conquered worlds to host Kyyptonian life.
He also wants someone, anyone, to track down Doomsday, since the rampaging monster would be an invaluable asset in conquering the hell out of the universe (I think Doomsday might be the Ghost this episode's title alludes to)
Val-El (Ian McElhinney)[...]
SYFY's "Krypton" returned for season 2 this week, and one thing is pretty clear: the series bears surprising similarities to British soap opera Hollyoaks.
From Zod (Colin Salmon) to Brainiac (Blake Ritson) to Doomsday to… this other dude we'll get to in a minute… the following video begs the question:
Is there anyone on the doomed planet not looking to end Superman's history before it's become history?
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With a month to go before SYFY‘s Krypton unleashes its second season, the network is treating fans to a look at the biggest "bastich" of them all: Lobo.
The hardcover collection of Doomsday Clock, the unauthorized sequel to Watchmen by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank, is due for November It is even possible the three remaining issues of the series will be published before then.
But it seems that the existence of the volume in question is currently in an undeterminable state.
For example, the Amazon[...]
As in previous images and video, the behind-the-scenes video pits Krypton's heroes against a host of villains, including Brainiac (returning from season 1), General Zod (moving from anti-hero in season 1 to full-on villain in season 2), Doomsday (who was released at the end of season 1), and the intergalactic bounty hunter Lobo (new to[...]
But from the looks of things, maybe it would've been better if we waiting – because things aren't looking too promising for The Grandfather of Steel Seg-El (Cameron Cuffe).
As if social and political strife among the citizens of Krypton wasn't enough to conted with, throw in to the mix Zod… and Brainiac… and Doomsday, and[...]
The Commander explains that the key to stopping Brainiac lies within, a creature known as Doomsday Adam and Lyta reach Seg at the vault Lyta battles The Commander, who reveals himself as her son from the future, Dru-Zod — known in the Superman mythos as General Zod.
Realizing that Zod is Superman's greatest enemy who has[...]
The bounty hunter and sometimes Superman villain Lobo has been confirmed for season two of Krypton. Check the here for more details.
Zod has always been willing to take lives to meet his goals, and he would've been more than happy to release the monster, Doomsday, in an effort to save the city, regardless of who he hurt The side effect of saving Kandor is preventing the destruction of Krypton and making it so Kal-El is never[...]
So in case you missed it, Lost's Damon Lindelof is bringing Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons’ 1986 limited comic book series Watchmen to HBO as a pilot. In a noble attempt to alleviate some fans' concerns, Lindelof took to Instagram on Tuesday to post a five-page letter to update fans on his vision for the pilot
As all of the big reveals are happening on Krypton, Seg-El believes that the people of Kandor City will rise up, but will they?
Other cameos from the DC world in the first season of the show is Doomsday … we have a few Death of Superman panels blown up in the writers room.
(Dan Jurgens: I like that!)
Brainiac is done for the first time in live action We're happy with the way it came out.
Welsh went on to say that[...]
The Dreadlord of Apokolips himself, Darkseid, and the unstoppable killing machine Doomsday.
It's a pretty interesting matchup in that the two are very different styles of fighters Darkseid can get down and dirty with some fisticuffs, but tends to be a more intellectual fighters using his overwhelming strength, mental powers, and the Omega Beam to defeat[...]
With nothing left to lose, Batman injects himself with a special strain of the Doomsday virus, finally bringing down the Man of Tomorrow.
On our Earth, he is tasked with retrieving the Cosmic Tuning Fork of the Anti-Monitor When he is done, he goes to Metropolis to meet with the Lois Lane of our world.
Batman the[...]
Doomsday gets a bad rap As a life-long Superman fan, I have always appreciated the being who killed Superman Since that fateful year of 1993, every time the big lug makes an appearance, I get excited Personally, I feel like he is DC's Juggernaut He never stops coming, and that will never not be interesting[...]