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The Daily Planet is a famous and respected American newspaper outlet based in the heart of the city of Metropolis, founded in 1775.
History[]
Origins[]
The Daily Planet was founded as a newspaper publishing house in 1775 in the heart of Metropolis. From its inception, the newspaper was widely recognized in Metropolis for its embodiment of truth and justice. The Planet not only pursued big stories, but also covered the human angle, highlighting tales of resilience, compassion, and hope, unafraid to publish the truth, even when it meant facing retribution.[1] The Planet became a symbol of Metropolis's history, with its globe being featured on the city's flag.[2]
Personnel[]
Editor-In-Chief
Investigative Reporter
Sports Reporter
Politics Reporter
Gossip Columnist
Reporter
Staff Photographer
Articles[]
| Article | Image | Description |
|---|---|---|
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A newspaper article titled "Concrete Jungle, Toxic Oasis"[1] | |
| May 19, 2025 | 
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Clark Kent reports on the Hammer of Boravia attacking downtown Metropolis[3] |
| September 7 | 
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Clark Kent reports on Superman stopping a runaway Metropolis Transit Authority train[3] |
| May 18 | 
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Clark Kent reports on Superman flying a bus of cancer patients to the Egyptian pyramids[3] |
| June 2025 | 
|
The Daily Planet reports something massive heading to Metropolis[4] |
| June 2025 | 
|
Jimmy Olsen shares tips for capturing the best photo[5] |
| June 2025 | 
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Cat Grant reports on gossip about Superman was spotted dating a mysterious girl[6] |
| June 2025 | 
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Clark Kent describes Superman's origins, his powers, his big heart and commitment to humanity[6] |
| July 2025 | 
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Lois Lane reports on the public opinion divide regarding Superman, whom she sees as a friend[7] |
Facilities[]
- Daily Planet Building: To be added
Gallery[]
Appearances[]
| Appearances for Daily Planet |
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| In chronological order: |
Trivia[]
- The SUPERMAN FULFILLS A DREAM article is a direct lift from All-Star Superman[8], a comic run that James Gunn has frequently cited as an inspiration for Superman.
Behind the Scenes[]
To be added
