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It will also be fun to see the Daily Planet staff's growth throughout future DC Universe movies and TV shows, as DC Studios could use them in a lot of ways outside of Superman - potentially having ...

While a glimpse of the Daily Planet had previously been seen through set photos, a new round of images has now made its way online, giving a proper look at the actual building that will be used in ...

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For almost as long as Superman has been around, The Daily Planet building has been the workplace of the Man of Steel's alter ego, Clark Kent. Almost all of Clark's closest friends work there as ...

DC Studios has dropped a bunch of new character posters from James Gunn ’s Superman . This time the posters feature the staff in The Daily Planet's newsroom. They include reporter Lois Lane ( Rachel ...

To say that the folks over in Cleveland, Ohio, are excited to have writer/director James Gunn's Superman ... at how the Leader Building is being transformed into The Daily Planet – along with ...

Planet popcorn bucket and Instagram page for the upcoming DCU Superman movie releasing next month have been unveiled.

James Gunn is filling out the Daily Planet newsroom. Mikaela Hoover and Christopher McDonald have joined the cast of Gunn’s Superman ... has appeared in several TV shows, most notably in ...

The new posters have now given the spotlight to the Daily Planet ... the movie and TV industry for more than four years now. Besides being a fan of coming-of-age films and shows, she also ...

The Daily Planet is where Superman’s alter ego, Clark Kent has existed since the introduction of the superhero into the DC universe. The Leader Building on Superior Avenue is being repurposed ...

By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer The feature is currently in production in Atlanta with David Corenswet starring as Clark Kent/Superman, and Rachel Brosnahan playing Daily Planet reporter Lois Lane.