With Netflix, Disney Plus, Paramount Plus, and even community channels axing TV reveals left and proper, even essentially the most well-received collection getting renewed is now a miracle. However regardless of current on this bleak period, a DC reboot managed to ascertain stable hope for its future and now these expectations have been rewarded. 

It’ll be a very long time earlier than James Gunn will get to dazzle the DC fandom together with his rendition of the Kryptonian superhero with Superman: Legacy in 2025. However earlier than his model may win hearts with its perfection — and hopefully cement his standing as DCU’s savior — Jake Wyatt’s animated collection, My Adventures with Superman, swooped in to nab the acclaim.

The present at present has a 100% critic score on Rotten Tomatoes and a formidable 82% viewers rating, with folks praising Wyatt for depicting Superman the best way the fandom all the time needed him to see — a personality first and a superhero later. The primary two episodes of the collection debuted on Grownup Swim on July 7, with Max getting each the subsequent day. Subsequent episodes of the collection are set to launch each Friday with the identical schedule.

Whereas followers of Netflix’s Shadow and Bone need to discover hope within the unlikeliest locations because the streamer hasn’t mentioned a phrase on its renewal, My Adventures with Superman already has a two-season order. However given all of the cancelations occurring and the most important reveals with a number of season orders getting shelved, this excellent replace was understandably forgotten. 

So, when a harried fan requested Wyatt whether or not it’s smart to count on a 2nd season, he fortunately confirmed that My Adventures with Superman was greenlit with a two-season order.

“Yep, they ordered two!”

The collection tells the story of Clark Kent (voiced by Jack Quaid) as he learns extra about himself and turns into Superman within the course of whereas the fearless Lois Lane (voiced by Alice Lee) exposes villains along with her writing, usually proving that the pen is certainly mightier than the sword.