Fans who miss out on the June 13 Walmart Advanced Screening of "Man of Steel" will be able to purchase their tickets to see "Man of Steel" for its June 14 release from AMC Theatres starting Tuesday, May 21.

Visit AMCTheatres.com to see the countdown.

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DC Comics released a 5-page sneak peek of this tie-in prequel comic book.

Tickets for the exclusive screening of "Man of Steel," will go on sale in more than 3,700 Walmart stores starting at 8 a.m. this Saturday, May 18. Customers will be able to purchase up to four tickets per visit, and have the option to choose between 2D or 3D showings, where applicable. The advance screening will take place in selected local theaters nationwide at 7 p.m. on June 13.

Walmart invites customers to show their excitement for the first screening of "Man of Steel" on Facebook and on Twitter with the hashtag #SeeSteelFirst. For more information and to view the selected theaters please visit: www.walmart.com/manofsteel.

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With eye-popping spreads, cool graphics and fantastic artwork featuring some of the best comic artists of our time, you (um, we mean, your kids) can now get a comprehensive look at the complete Superman legend from his birth on Krypton to the friends, foes, and loves who are a part of his amazing story.

Also, included in this prize package, three more great books from Dorling-Kindersley including, Batman: The World of the Dark Knight, a similarly fantastic ultimate guide to Gotham's greatest crime-fighter and two huge sticker books that will offer up hours of fun: Superman: The Ultimate Sticker Collection and the Batman: The Ultimate Sticker Collection.

Five lucky winners will each win a prize package of all four books.

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Everyone knows Superman came from Krypton, but he also came from the minds of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. These two artists labored in obscurity for years, and they were eventually rescued by the fandom they inspired. Here's the story of these Clevelanders who created a world, changing ours forever.

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"Our goal is to make a high end extended trailer based off the DC Comics graphic novel Kingdom Come. This way we can show all the key and most popular moments from the novel and create something that really gets the fans involved."

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The BritamaTime.com offer includes one free movie ticket to see "Man of Steel" at one of three Blitz Megaplex cinemas, free official "Man of Steel" merchandise, and a voucher to spend at the DC Comics Super Heroes store in Jakata.

Thanks to Budi Margomuljo for the lead on this info.

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Superman Tabletop Decor (3 Count) $9.44	Superman Man of Steel Plush Throw $35.00	Superman: Man of Steel Hero Buddies Action Figure Plush $29.99

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Dylan Sprayberry, who plays the role of young Clark Kent in the "Man of Steel" movie, will be on hand from 8 to 11 a.m. He not only will help sell tickets, but sign autographs and take photos.

Mayor Bob Hausler said he will be on hand about 9 a.m. with other city officials to make a presentation to Walmart.

Also, movie producer and distributor Warner Bros. will be donating a prop replica command key and a matted and framed print signed by "Man of Steel" Director Zack Snyder to the new Plano Superman Museum.

That museum will open later this summer in the Plano Train Depot, including artifacts from the Plano Historical Society.

Source: SunTimes.com.

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The "Speeding Bulletin" is your weekly Superman news video, recapping the latest events in the world of Superman. It also includes the "Great Scott!" segment brought to you by Scotty V.

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• Steve is wearing a Superman Biker T-Shirt available from our Online Store
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• Purchase the "Man of Steel" Products advertised in this episode from our Online Store
• Purchase this week's Superman comics from TFAW.com
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THR: If Warner Bros called and asked you to help solve their Justice League problem, would you take that call?

Lindelof: The Justice League problem? I think a lot of that depends on Man of Steel. The Justice League problem is not a problem of, who is the bad guy that Wonder Woman and Green Lantern, Superman, whoever you decide to pit them against. The problem is: What's the tone of that movie? They've been struggling with launching their own tone. The tone of Green Lantern is very different from the tone of The Dark Knight. They clearly inhabit two entirely different worlds. You want to feel like someone is establishing a world where the Justice League can exist, maybe Man of Steel is that movie. If Man of Steel works, and it's great, I think it starts to make sense where Paradise Island is in that world. Because that's an entirely different world than the one Christopher Nolan introduced.

THR: I was disheartened when Man of Steel was rated PG-13.

Lindelof: It should be PG. In the spirit of not throwing stones from the glass house in which one resides, the same should be said of Star Trek. The limitation between PG and PG-13, particularly as it pertains to violence - there's no sex in Star Trek; there are a couple of "s-words," but only because we already knew we were going to get PG-13. They are easily excisable. I always loved that moment in Temple of Doom when Indy says, "Shit." Because that's exactly what he would say. You don't use it to be gratuitous, but it's what a character would say in that moment. Donner's Superman is a very adult movie. It doesn't feel like it's being whitewashed or watered down in any way. It feels real, cool, fun, escapist and upbeat. The larger thing for Man of Steel, is like, "Yes, we all are consuming darker stories." Again, glass house. But it's like, "Is there any way we can get the word dark in it?"

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Created by Superman fan Greg Brewer, this Superman tribute video uses the "Man of Steel" trailer and music, and adds in footage from "Superman: The Movie", "Superman II", and the "Smallville" TV series.

Thanks to Greg for sharing it with us.

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