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With Marvel bringing its street-level heroes back with *Daredevil: Born Again* on Disney+, it’s become clear that *Daredevil* wasn’t actually the strongest show from the original Netflix series. That honor belongs to *Jessica Jones*. The news that Krysten Ritter will reprise her role as the sharp-witted private investigator in *Born Again* Season 2 has energized fans and reminded everyone of the real standout from that era. Looking back at the original Netflix shows, it’s clear that the most successful ones shared a depth and dramatic quality that *Jessica Jones* Season 1 possessed in abundance. Ritter’s return immediately makes Season 2 of *Born Again* even more promising.

Consider *Devilman Crybaby*, which concludes with a powerfully bleak and apocalyptic ending where relationships fall apart due to betrayal and disorder. Or *Death Note*, where we see a perfect example of a character’s ruin, as Light Yagami’s arrogance leads to his downfall. These endings are often harsh but feel right, giving viewers conclusions that are both deeply upsetting and make you think. What truly sets these dark stories apart is their ability to combine shocking moments with a satisfying sense of resolution to the overall themes.

Because he’s incredibly wealthy and a genius inventor, Batman owns a large collection of batsuits, each designed for specific situations. Here are some of the most visually impressive and technologically advanced suits that don’t get the recognition they deserve.

Released in 1999, *End of Days* is an action-horror film starring Arnold Schwarzenegger alongside Gabriel Byrne, Robin Tunney, Kevin Pollak, Rod Steiger, and CCH Pounder. The movie pushes Schwarzenegger into unfamiliar territory as he plays a troubled ex-cop drawn into a supernatural conflict. He must protect a young woman, Christine (Tunney), who is destined to give birth to the antichrist. It’s a bizarre and unique story, a departure from Schwarzenegger’s typical roles.

Originally airing as a two-hour movie in 1981 before becoming a three-season series on ABC, *The Greatest American Hero* is now a beloved classic of superhero TV. The show centers around Ralph Hinkley (played by William Katt), a teacher who gains superpowers from a suit given to him by aliens. Ironically, Ralph misplaces the instruction manual, forcing him to figure out how to use the suit’s abilities through comical trial and error.

For a long time, Marvel Studios didn’t own the rights to all of its popular characters. Studios like 20th Century Fox, Sony, and New Line Cinema made Marvel movies first, introducing many well-known villains to the big screen. Films like the *X-Men*, *Spider-Man*, *Ghost Rider*, and *Blade* featured these impressive villains, and fans are hoping to see them join the main Marvel Cinematic Universe now that Marvel Studios has more control over its characters.

Most people know the basics about Superman, but even dedicated fans might be surprised by some lesser-known facts and trivia. These details go beyond the common knowledge and sometimes venture into the strange or unusually specific. Here are seven unbelievable—but true—facts about the Man of Steel.