Superman has been soaring at the box office since its release a few weeks ago, and today it has passed a major milestone. The DCU movie has now grossed over $500 million globally, a number that is expected to grow over the rest of the summer.

James Gunn’s "Superman" just soared past "Man of Steel," setting a new record as the top-grossing solo Superman movie in U.S. box office history. The latest Superman picture has officially done what no other solo Superman film has achieved: it has overtaken “Man of Steel” to become the highest-grossing domestic Superman movie of all time.

First Steps” and rival DC’s “Superman” ruled the box office this past weekend, giving the genre a much-needed jolt.

As The Hollywood Handl e revealed, the movie, which stars David Corenswet as Superman, Rachel Brosnahan as Lois Lane and Nicholas Hoult as Lex Luthor, is now the highest-grossing Superman film domestically ever.

First Steps is coming in lighter than projections in its first box office weekend with $117.6 million. Still records were broken.

James Gunn’s Superman crosses $500 million worldwide, surpassing Ant-Man and setting a solid start for the new DC Universe.

The actor took issue with the portrayal of the titular hero and feisty pooch's dynamic in this summer's box-office smash hit.