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.

T here is a certain logic to the idea of Superman having a well-behaved dog as a pet. After all, the Man of Steel is the ...

Krypto, Superman’s ever loyal Kryptonian canine, is without a doubt one of the best boys in any universe, and we all eagerly await his live action debut in the DCU’s Superman this June. Howeve ...

DC Studios have released an extended preview for the highly anticipated film, which gives us a full look at a scene only ...

Superman – portrayed by David Corenswet – whistles for Krypto the Superdog to rescue him. The playful super-powered pup mistakenly pounces onto Supes, leaving him crying and writhing in pain.

Krypto the Superdog. This is the first movie in Gunn's DCU Chapter One: Gods and Monsters, following on from the TV show Creature Commandos. Speaking about the first trailer, Gunn teased the tone ...

For years, fans of the Superman comics have argued about how smart Krypto the Superdog is. Some believe him to be as smart as a human, his intelligence enhanced by Earth’s yellow sun.

On Thursday, a new nearly five-minute clip was released by DC on YouTube and features David Corenswet as Superman/Clark Kent and Superman's dog, Krypto. The clip shows Superman waking up in a ...

and — perhaps most importantly — Krypto The Superdog, the goodest boy on this or indeed any other planet. And it's Supes' trusty snow-white pooch who leads DC Studios' newly dropped extended ...

While in the Fortress, Superman heals from his injuries thanks to a massive dose of yellow sunlight. All amplified by Kryptonian technology, of course. The scene gives us so many classic Superman ...

and DC Studios have released an extended preview for the highly anticipated film, which gives us a full look at a scene only glimpsed in the trailer—Krypto the Superdog saving his master ...