Voices From Krypton

The second of our three-part interview with Tim Sheridan, screenwriter of the animated film 'Superman: Man of Tomorrow,' in which he discusses the influence of Superman: The Movie, the choice of characters utilized in this film and what it all means for the Man of Steel.

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Comics and screenwriter Tim Sheridan begins an in depth look at the writing of the animated film Superman: Man of Tomorrow, sharing his passion for the Man of Steel and the influences from over the years that fed into this adventure that brings Clark Kent back to the beginning of his career as Superman.

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Meet former Marine Kevin Caliber, who is carving out an impressive career for himself as he shifts back and forth between Hollywood productions like Seth Rogen's 'Future Man' and Tyler Perry's 'The Haves and Have Nots,' to indies like his show 'Job Guys,' currently streaming on Amazon Prime. He's also played Superman three times, once on 'Supergirl' and then in the indie films 'Supermen: World War' and 'Eradicator: Absolute Authority.' We talk about his career and, of course, what it's like to wear the 'S'.

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Back in 2018 while attending the 40th Anniversary of Superman Celebration, we had the opportunity to sit down with Superman Returns star Brandon Routh, who talks about the continuing impact his portrayal of the Man of Steel had on people and the character's continued relevancy in the modern world.

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In this exclusive interview, showrunner Eric Kripke (Supernatural) looks back at season one of Amazon's surprise hit streaming series of 2019, The Boys, and teases the approach being taken in the superhero show's second season.

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Back in the 1990s, comics fans were thrilled to hear that there was going to be a big screen version of Marvel's 'The Fantastic Four,' and while that film was indeed shot, it was never commercially released. The reasons behind that were varied and all of it is explored in William Nesbitt's new book 'Forsaken: The Making and Aftermath of Roger Corman's The Fantastic Four.' It's also discussed in this interview with Nesbitt.

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Gerry Conway was the writer behind one of 1975's most historic moments: bringing Superman and Spider-Man together in a one-shot special comic. In this episode he discusses how the team-up came about, its impact, his views on both characters and the state of the superhero genre on the big and small screens.

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Despite the fact that they first reached movie theaters 80 years ago, the animated Superman shorts from Max and Dave Fleischer continue to impress one generation after another. Now film historian Leonard Maltin reflects on their endurability.

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As Harley Quinn prepares for her return to the big screen in Birds of Prey, we go back to the beginning and talk to writer Paul Dini about creating the character back in 1992 for an episode of Batman: The Animated Series.

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Nearly 30 years after his creation, Sega character Sonic the Hedgehog is making the leap to the big screen in a live action (though obviously Sonic himself is CG) movie. To celebrate, we're going behind the scenes via interviews with Ben Schwartz, the voice of Sonic; Jim Carrey, who plays arch enemy Dr. Robotnik (aka Eggman); and director Jeff Fowler.

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