New set photos from the Superman production bring one of the DC icon’s most beloved comic book appearances to live-action. David Corenswet’s Superman movie will be the first film to come out of DC Studios’ upcoming continuity as the Man of Steel makes his way back to the big screen. The massive reboot has been in the works since late February, with the Superman cast now getting closer to wrapping principal photography.

As of last week, filming for the Superman movie is taking place in Cleveland, with many set images and video clips giving a closer look at the film. Through the official Cleveland website, new Superman set photos have been revealed, featuring Corenswet’s upcoming iteration of Krypton’s last son in an action sequence. While effects will clearly be added in post-production, Corenswet’s Superman can be seen in a similar position to the iconic Action Comics #1 cover, which is when the Man of Steel first debuted.

Click here to see David Corenswet in action in the new Superman set photos.

David Corenswet’s Superman Also Takes Flight In New Set Photos

While many of the previous Superman movie set photos have already given a lot of good and closer looks at Corenswet’s suit, the latest ones also feature another core element of the Man of Tomorrow. Even though the context is missing, for the time being, some of the Superman pictures appear to show the hero taking flight.

In these photos, Corenswet’s Superman is taking off for unknown reasons, striking his famous pose from the comics whenever he gets ready to fly. This is supported by other photos, which appear to show civilians looking up into the air at either Superman or whatever he is facing, suggesting the film sequence could have a notable in-air sequence.

Since these photos prove filming is well and truly underway, the question of when the first trailer will get shared with the world is perhaps more pressing than ever. This is especially true since Gunn – and seemingly the Superman cast – won’t be present at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con due to them still shooting at the time. Hopefully, once Superman is done with principal photography, the DC Universe audience won’t have to wait too long to get a proper look at the movie.

Source: Cleveland