"I think it would be really interesting with the age-old Batman/Superman conflict," he tells SFX, "because they are two different sides of the same coin and their methods are entirely different. And I think it would actually make for an interesting story as to why, first of all, they were going head to head and how. I think that would make a great story."

So could a partnership between Dark Knight and Last Son of Krypton be the next step in the heroes' conquest of the big screen?

"Who knows," says Cavill. "I'm sure there's all sorts of ideas being thrown around at Warner Bros right now."

• Steve Younis
• 23 May 2013
• Movie News
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There are twenty possible symbol designs, available in a variety of colors, each representing a Kryptonian ancestral house. You can also find out your personal Kryptonian name. You can then place your Kryptonian shield on a phot of your choice, and share the results via Facebook, Twitter and other Social Media services.

Create your own now!

• Steve Younis
• 23 May 2013
• Movie News
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All the images have been seen before at one time or another, but not at this size or resolution. They're worth checking out.

Visit Nokia.com for the "Man of Steel" image gallery. Below is just a small selection of some of those images.

• Steve Younis
• 23 May 2013
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In time for the 75th anniversary of the Man of Steel, comes the first comprehensive literary biography of Joe Shuster and Jerry Siegel, creators of the DC Comics superhero Superman.

Super Boys explains, finally, what exactly happened with the infamous check for $130 that pulled Superman away from his creators - and gave control of the character to the publisher. Ricca also uncovers the true nature of Jerry's father's death, a crime that has always remained a mystery. Super Boys is the story of a long friendship between boys who grew to be men and the standard that would be impossible for both of them to live up to.

According to the book's full description, how many years of research did author Brad Ricca do in order to write "Super Boys"?

The giveaway contest will officially conclude at 11.59pm on Tuesday, May 28 and the lucky winners will be announced on the front page of the website on Wednesday, May 29.

ENTER NOW!

You can also purchase "Super Boys" by Brad Ricca from our Online Store.

• Steve Younis
• 23 May 2013
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"Superman is the original do-gooder, and eyeglasses are a defining part of Clark Kent's iconic look," says Warby Parker Co-Founder and Co-CEO Neil Blumenthal. "When we started Warby Parker, we made a conscious decision to build a company that could be profitable and do good in the world without charging a premium for it.

"The Warby Parker x Man of Steel collection includes the 'Chamberlain' and 'Percey,' two frames - one bold and one bookish - with graphics pops of color at the temple arm," Blumenthal says. "Each is perfect for all your civilian responsibilities."

From May 21 you can purchase your very own pair of Clark Kent glasses, with a portion of the proceeds of every pair sold going to charity.

Purchase your glasses at WarbyParker.com/man-of-steel.

• Steve Younis
• 23 May 2013
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Check out his review of the Season 3 premiere episode titled "We Have a Lot to Talk About" in which Lois responds to Clark's marriage proposal by revealing she has finally figured out Clark is Superman.

• Steve Younis
• 23 May 2013
• Television News
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• 23 May 2013
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All you have to do (if you're a resident of Canada) is answer a simple contest question and fill out the contest form. The contest ends June 4.

Enter now!

• Steve Younis
• 22 May 2013
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"Man of Steel" retains traditional elements, like Superman's tension between his natural Kryptonian father, Jor-El (Russell Crowe), and his adopted earth dad, Jonathan Kent (Kevin Costner), and his attraction to the perpetually imperiled Daily Planet reporter Lois Lane (Amy Adams).

The film also emphasizes the world of Krypton before its annihilation - a bleak, utilitarian planet with sophisticated if downright creepy technology - and the treachery of the Kryptonian villain Zod (Michael Shannon), who finds Kal-El on earth. The result is an unapologetic science-fiction spin on Superman, and while that may shatter audiences' expectations for pure, unalloyed realism in "Man of Steel," Mr. Snyder said this approach was built into the DNA of the character.

"If you follow him back logically and try to understand him," he said, "you end up at a sci-fi solution."

• Steve Younis
• 22 May 2013
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To celebrate the release of the brand new Superman film, Man of Steel, which is out in cinemas on 14 June, we've teamed up with Toshiba and Warner Bros Pictures to offer one lucky reader the chance to win an amazing  Man of Steel-themed laptop.

Be the envy of all your friends with this top of the range Toshiba Satellite P845t touchscreen laptop prize, which comes with an exclusive Man of Steel Lapjack cover, as pictured.

• Steve Younis
• 22 May 2013
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"Man of Steel" Interactive Superman Action Figure with Remote Control

Use the infrared remote control to start SUPERMAN talking with animated body action or activate the sound effects.
Waist swivels as Superman reacts with sound effects and special actions.
Superman knows when he is flying or landing and responds with voice and flying sound effects.
Poseable figure stands approximately 14" tall.
Ages 4 and up.

"Man of Steel" U-Command Kryptonian Cycle with Remote Control

Control Superman's Kryptonian Cycle with light-up wheels, voice and sound effects by wireless infrared remote.
Front wheel pivots right and left for turning and drifting action.
Control the bike's movements with the joysticks on the wireless remote or press the control buttons for preprogrammed actions, voice and sound effects.
Programmable remote control with over 1000 possible action combo sequences!
Ages 4 and up.

"Man of Steel" Kryptonian Earth Gear

Now you can look just like Superman with the Man of Steel Action Gear. Includes sculpted chest plate, soft cape and wrist gauntlets.
Wrist gauntlets have adjustable straps for an easy fit.
Highly detailed chest plate is made of soft & safe, flexible material with adjustable straps for easy fit and sizing.
Ages 4 and up.

"Man of Steel" Kryptonian Armor Utility Belt with Accessories

Adjustable utility belt (fits up to 26.5") with accessories.
Includes light projector, dart launcher, pretend GPS communicator, 2 soft, folding throwing wings and storage pouch.
Fit accessories (projector, dart launcher and GPS communicator) onto the belt for easy access.
Store the folded throwing wings in the pouch until the next mission.
Ages 4 and up.

"Man of Steel" Kryptonian Armor Sword & Accessories

Sword combo set includes Kryptonian Sword, Cuffs, pretend GPS Communicator, 2 throwing stars, throwing wing and scabbard belt clip.
Scabbard belt clip fits with Kryptonian Armor Utility Belt (sold separately)
Ages 4 and up.

• Steve Younis
• 22 May 2013
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"I knew it was worth money," said Gonzalez, 34. "But I had no idea how much."

He's quickly finding out as he sells the comic book in an online auction that runs until June 11. It has already attracted 31 bids, including one for $107,333, in the first two days of the auction.

The comic could have been worth more had it not been for a heated argument with one of his in-laws.

When his wife's aunt grabbed the comic book amid all the excitement of the discovery, he grabbed it back and tore the back cover. Experts downgraded the comic book's condition to a 1.5 on a 10-point scale. To put that in comic-book context, a 9.0-grade Action #1 fetched more than $2 million recently.

"That was a $75,000 tear," said Stephen Fishler, co-owner of ComicConnect, a New York City online auction house that is selling Gonzalez's treasure. He says the comic book would have graded out at 3.0 without the rip.

• Steve Younis
• 22 May 2013
• Comic Book News
• 715 Reads
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