The upcoming DCU "Superman" film, titled "Superman: Man of Tomorrow," is set to release. This title, a less common descriptor than "Man of Steel," was first used for Superman in 1939 during the New York World's Fair, symbolizing hopes for a brighter future. The article suggests that James Gunn's iteration of the character will lean into these optimistic and hopeful themes, possibly featuring big sci-fi ideas. An included image shows Lex Luthor in a power suit, hinting at a confrontation, but also raises the possibility of a team-up against a villain like Brainiac, potentially alongside Supergirl and Krypto. The title, previously used for a '90s comic series and a 2020 animated film, emphasizes Superman's role as a symbol of brightness and a hopeful future.

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