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But they aren't the only Kryptonians to lose their powers today, from Batman/Superman…. Hey! Kryptonians! Stay away from any paper! You know what it can do! Okay, from Earth 2: World's End, there are probably other threats to consider…. Comics courtesy of Orbital Comics, London With an Irish Invasion signing and exhibition starting this Saturday, with Nick Roche. [...]

Image by David Aguilar Kepler 438b is the most Earth-like planet yet discovered, according to astronomers.  At 12% larger than Earth, the new claimant is

Back in October, Bleeding Cool reported, Man Of Steel writer/producer David Goyer is involved in a TV show called Krypton. As we have previously mentioned, if you want a DC Comics film made these days, you've gotta get a Goyer And it seems the same may be true for TV shows. The name suggests a pre-Superman drama set on[...]

It was also confirmed by others. And now? Something that may be inspired by the utter success of new television show Gotham in telling pre-Batman stories and getting an audience familiar with tales to come and teasing them on a weekly basis. That Man Of Steel writer/producer David Goyer is involved in a TV show called Krypton. As we have[...]

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Krypton blew up decades ago We all know that Superman was sent, as a baby, from a doomed planet to Earth. Turns out it might not have been quite as doomed as we thought. In October, DC Comics are starting a Krypton Returns story with Action Comics Annual. ACTION COMICS ANNUAL #2 Written by SCOTT LOBDELL Art by KENNETH ROCAFORT,[...]

This is pretty cool: The star, which is smaller and cooler than our sun, can be seen at right ascension 12 hours, 10 minutes, 05.60 seconds, and declination 15 degrees, 04' 15.66. Tyson was asked to help with Action Comics #14, out this week, in which Tyson will also appear, as Superman tracks down the location[...]

The New York Post reports that media profiled astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, at the request of DC Comics, has found a candidate for Krypton. The "real" Krypton is in the Corvus constellation, about 27.1 light years from Earth, orbiting the red dwarf star LHS 2520, Tyson determined. The star, which is smaller and cooler than our sun,[...]