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James Gunn, Krypto and Superman

‘Superman’ Character Krypto Sends Dog Adoptions Sky High, with James Gunn Calling It the ‘Greatest’ Blessing

Just one week after “Superman” launched in theaters, fans are showing their obsession with the hero’s sidekick — who by the way is canon in the comic books — by trying to find a Krypto of their own.

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A shelter dog has a role in James Gunn's 'Superman,' but it's not who you think

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One Of James Gunn's First Ideas For A DC Film? A KRYPTO THE SUPERDOG Movie With SUPERMAN As A Side Character

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Review: 'Superman' lacks conviction, is portrayed as stubborn, insecure and petulant

James Gunn’s “Superman,” despite supposedly being a fresh start for the DC Universe, is so tied up with the past that it’s incapable of moving forward, trapped in a cinematic Phantom Zone, a prison-li...

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Superman director says Henry Cavill was fired from DC in ‘terrible’ way

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AutoMatters & More: Review of Superman the movie

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‘Superman’ still smashing it as superhero of the box office

By Saturday, it had already flown past the $200 million mark at the North American box office and is on track to become the highest earning superhero hit of the year.

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Fleer Brilliants Superman cards revive beloved brand as new movie soars

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‘Superman’ Keeps Soaring While ‘Smurfs’ Splats at Box Office With $12 Million Opening

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James Gunn reveals purpose of Milly Alcock's surprise cameo in 'Superman'

David Corenswet’s Superman movie had a special cameo appearance by Milly Alcock. The 25-year-old marked a surprise presence as Kara Zor-El aka Supergirl towards the end of the movie.Kara

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Krypto the Superdog: Superman’s Four-Legged Hero

Superman’s Four-Legged Hero Finally Gets Big Screen Debut In James Gunn’s fresh spin on Superman, there’s one unexpected hero grabbi

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Superman's dog Krypto is inspiring adoptions

Although the character of Krypto — who shares some of his master's super-powers (such as flying) — dates back to the mid-1950s, this is his first appearance on the big screen. It's probably too early to say that Krypto might spin off into his own franchise, he already made a big impact in the real world.