Animated Superman Becomes The Live-Action Man Of Steel In Exciting DC Art

Jack Quaid’s version of Superman from My Adventures with Superman goes from animated to live-action in new DC Universe fan art. One of the biggest hits for DC this year ended up being My Adventures with Superman, as the new animated series reimagines the Man of Steel on the silver screen. Starring The Boys’ Jack Quaid as the latest animated take on Superman, My Adventures with Superman season 2 is on its way, with more stories coming for DC’s most beloved superhero.

As My Adventures with Superman became a success, the world is already showing its appreciation for the DC animated TV show. With his take on the character becoming a huge favorite with audiences, Arifinity_ shared new artwork of what Quaid would look like as Superman if he were to portray him in live-action.

The My Adventures with Superman fan art even goes as far as adapting the new S-shield that was invented for the show. As of right now, it is unclear exactly when My Adventures with Superman season 2 will premiere, other than that it will supposedly be sometime in 2024.

Could Jack Quaid’s Superman Ever Appear In The DCU?

As James Gunn’s DC Universe is coming up, David Corenswet is set to play Superman in Superman: Legacy, which will be the proper start for Chapter 1, “Gods and Monsters.” Even though DC Studios is focused on getting their new continuity established, it does raise questions about whether the DC Universe may borrow a page from the Spider-Verse franchise down the line. Given how many beloved takes there are on Superman in both live-action and animation, Warner Bros. Discovery could find a way to bring Quaid’s Man of Steel into the DC Universe for a fun crossover.

Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse proved that a multiverse storyline between animated and live-action characters can work if done right. Depending on the DC Universe movie or TV show, DC Studios could literally have Quaid’s animated Superman cross over from his Earth in some capacity. It would also be solid to tackle that in a couple of years, as My Adventures with Superman gets further into its run, since the show is still very fresh and establishing itself.

Outside of Arrowverse’s Crisis on Infinite Earths crossover, there has not been a major DC project to feature multiple versions of Superman together in a larger capacity, which leaves a huge opportunity still very much open. Whether DC will ever actually capitalize on this remains to be seen, at least on the live-action front, as featuring several different versions of Superman is in many ways easier to pull it off in animation. For now, the DC Universe audience can relive My Adventures with Superman season 1 on Max or on Adult Swim.