Warner Bros. has successfully defended its ownership of “Superman” rights after a judge dismissed a copyright lawsuit.

Unfortunately for the Shuster estate, U.S. District Judge Jesse Furman ruled that he couldn’t really make a ruling, because ...

A judge has thrown out a lawsuit challenging Warner Bros.’ copyright to “Superman” in 10 countries, finding that the federal ...

Superman debuted in Action Comics #1 in 1938, and the Man of Steel’s first comic book story is markedly different from his ...

A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit rom Joe Shuster's estate against Warner Bros. Discovery's Superman over foreign ...

DC Comics just unveiled the first peek at the Summer of Superman, a new publishing initiative dedicated to iconic hero ...

Illustrating images poking fun at all aspects of the comic industry, Kerry has created parodies of The Incredible Hulk #340’s ...

Superman, a brand-new collectible deluxe book featuring 12 iconic stories from creators such as Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, ...

Superman will soar this summer in cinemas all over the world after a tactical legal win by Warner Bros Discovery and DC ...

The Man of Steel was born not on Krypton, but in Cleveland’s Glenville neighborhood back in 1933, when two high school ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio (WOIO) - The estate of Joseph Shuster is suing Warner Bros. Discovery for the foreign copyright of Superman. According to the lawsuit, Shuster sold the copyright with co-author ...

With Superman soaring into theaters this summer ... for the Facsimile Edition of Action Comics #1 by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster references the famous cover of this classic story and re-imagines ...