Although Krypto doesn't necessarily save the day with Superboy and perhaps causes more issues than he solves, this story is a true classic and captures the meaning of Man's Best Friend. In the end, Krypto chooses to leave Earth, saving Clark from having to make a tough choice, showing how good of a pet and friend he really is.

DC Universe architect, James Gunn, explained how his real-life dog inspired him to include a super canine in his upcoming SUPERMAN movie.

For nearly 70s years, Krypto has been Superman's loyal companion and a very good boy. Before he arrives in the cinematic DCU, read about his comic book history.

Krypto the Superdog will appear in James Gunn ‘s upcoming “Superman,” the director confirmed on social media Tuesday. He made the announcement in honor of October being Adopt a Shelter Dog month.

While Krypto the Superdog wasn’t originally set to be in the film, Gunn explained that he adopted a pup named Ozu shortly after he began writing the script, and it inspired Krypton’s inclusion in the upcoming project starring David Corenswet.

James Gunn has an explanation as to why Krypto isn’t a labrador in 2025’s Superman. Superman will be the first official feature film in Gunn and Peter Safran’s forthcoming DCU. Directed by Gunn, the movie stars David Corenswet as Clark Kent,

The rumours are true: James Gunn's Superman film will feature Krypto the Superdog, and the reason why is honestly quite sweet.

When Superman flies into theaters next summer, the Man of Steel will have man’s best friend by his side. James Gunn revealed Krypto, Superman’s loyal superdog, will appear alongside the titular hero in Superman.

Superman director James Gunn revealed the first official photo of Krypto the Superdog, one of the Man of Steel's best friends from DC comics.