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Super Robots avatar Superman reveals more details about the Fortress of Solitude, the appearance of Krypto, and the Super Robots.
Apr
Recently, DC Studios officially released an extended trailer for the movie “Superman,” providing a closer look at the iconic superhero of the new DC Universe. Following the reboot of the DC Universe, “Superman” will be the first film to lay the groundwork for this entire universe.
Starring David Corenswet in the lead role and directed by James Gunn, this summer blockbuster is receiving high expectations from the audience.
A first look at the Fortress of Solitude and the appearance of Krypto.
The 5-minute extended trailer of Superman was screened ahead of One Showings of Minecraft this week and is now available online from DC Studios. The footage continues to reveal more scenes featuring a seriously injured Superman, which has become a major highlight since the first teaser released in December 2024.
Although the trailer does not confirm who or what Superman has fought against, the relationship between him and Krypto—the loyal super pet—is clearly showcased. Krypto appears playful and adorable, just like any other dog. However, the scene where Krypto brings Superman back to the Fortress of Solitude is the highlight, revealing how James Gunn is crafting this superhero world in a completely new style.
James Gunn’s Superman will portray the Fortress of Solitude in the familiar crystal style, while also providing a fresh look compared to previous versions on both the big screen and television. Notably, the appearance of the Superman Robots—machines that assist Superman in the comics—indicates that the film draws significant inspiration from All-Star Superman, one of the sources James Gunn has frequently mentioned.
James Gunn’s Superman will portray the Fortress of Solitude in the familiar crystal style, while also providing a fresh look compared to previous versions on both the big screen and television. Notably, the appearance of the Superman Robots—machines that assist Superman in the comics—indicates that the film draws significant inspiration from All-Star Superman, one of the sources James Gunn has frequently mentioned.
