Krypton

Now that TV has hit summer vacation mode, we’ve picked over a dozen of the best TV shows you’ve been missing, from ‘Killing Eve’ to ‘Krypton.’

Apologies to James Marsters.

Where there is Gotham, Metropolis must follow. DC's new streaming service has defied all odds to announce yet another Superman-free drama, as a new Metropolis series will pair Lois Lane and Lex Luthor as paranormal investigators before the Man of Steel swooped in.

We naturally scoffed at the premise of Syfy Superman prequel Krypton, but it seems it’s much more than simple flashback. Not only has the David Goyer-produced series revealed a time-traveling premise, but also famous DC figures like Brainiac, Adam Strange, Hawkwoman and more.

We were admittedly surprised by the “leaked” trailers for Syfy Superman prequel Krypton, so much so that official pickup seemed like a no-brainer. Now, the David Goyer-produced series reveals its first official footage, cementing our earlier optimism.

We don’t wish to alarm you, but you may see some DC superheroes at Comic-Con 2017. Not only have all the CW shows set their plans (including Black Lightning), but everyone from Young Justice to Krypton will be representing with panels and appearances. Get the full details!

We’ll admit that the “leaked” trailers for Syfy Superman prequel Krypton had us surprisingly optimistic for the David Goyer-produced series. Now, Syfy has a chance to earn it, officially ordering Krypton to series amid an overall brand reboot.

Syfy hasn’t yet given an official order to Superman prequel Krypton, but someone is making sure these promos get attention. Following the first “leaked” trailer, get another look at Krypton with a haunting story of how Kal-El’s world once lived.

If ever we thought FOX’s Gotham too prequel-y, the idea of Syfy’s Krypton exploring Superman’s grandpappy seemed lightyears beyond. Literally! That said, the first trailer for the Goyer-produced Syfy Super-prequel is here, and it really doesn’t look half-bad!

We’re at least mildly curious to see what Syfy can do with Krypton that two Super-stars can’t, and the casting of some familiar faces should help. Not only is a lost Game of Thrones star coming to the rescue, but so too will we meet more from the House of El and Zod family.