James Gunn’s Superman has been the talk of the town among moviegoers ever since the first teaser trailer dropped in December ...

Superman’s lovable puppy Krypto is about to get some overdue shine in James Gunn’s new film, and he already looks like he’s going to be a scene-stealer if the early footage is any indication. The good ...

Krypto can transcend his role as a “superdog” to become a timeless symbol of friendship and loyalty. This blend of myth and modernity also speaks to the universal appeal of dogs. Whether you ...

While Krypto is technically, well, Kryptonian, the superdog is usually based on various generic white-haired dog breeds, like the white labrador retriever, the white German shepherd, or the dalmatian.

Superman and his canine companion have received the Funko Pop treatment, just in time for James Gunn’s highly anticipated ...

Then the real scene stealer comes bounding in: Krypto the Superdog. Krypto is excitably ... Superman simply tells Krypto “Home” that the dog takes him by the cape and drags him back to the ...

Nevertheless, the sentiments don't extinguish my love for the dog. Krypto needs Superman, Superman doesn’t need Krypto. Krypto’s just been — its a foster situation. Superman is taking care ...

he calls Krypto the Superdog for help. From here on out, fans get an extended scene of the two interacting. Clark asks Krypto to take him home, but the dog has other ideas and gives his master ...

One character, Superman’s pup Krypto, came in part from his experiences rescuing an emotionally damaged dog named Ozu, who would run away from him, destroy his furniture and electronics and ...

Krypto, the Superdog, chronicles the comedic canine adventures of Metropolis' day-saving superdog from Planet Krypton. Krypto jettisons to Earth after traveling across the galaxies as a test-pilot ...

Every dog owner knows the particularly frustrating kind of injuries ... not even the Man of Steel himself can avoid getting hurt by Krypto the Superdog. "Krypto, take me home," Clark orders in between ...

Join our Watch Party! Sign up to receive USA TODAY's movie and TV recommendations right in your inbox It was Superman's dog Krypto, however, that stole the show: Gunn showed the audience an ...