Parents' Guide to My Adventures with Superman

My Adventures with Superman TV Poster Image: Superman flies in the air, holding one person while another clings to his leg

Common Sense Media Review

Polly Conway By Polly Conway , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 8+

Fun, family-friendly animated Superman is a total treat.

Parents Need to Know

Why Age 8+?

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Parent and Kid Reviews

age 10+

Based on 4 parent reviews

age 9+

Based on 3 kid reviews

What's the Story?

A young, eager Clark Kent is ready to start his life as an intern at the Daily Planet along with his best friend and roommate Jimmy Olsen. But he's got a lot more to manage than getting scoops and citing sources -- Kent leads a double life as Metropolis's local superhero, Superman. With evil forces gaining strength and giant robots on the loose, plus a budding romance with coworker Lois Lane, this regular guy has his work cut out for him.

Is It Any Good?

Our review:
Parents say ( 4 ):
Kids say ( 3 ):

This lively, anime-inspired animated series is a lighthearted and fun fresh start for the classic superhero. Jack Quaid (who also expertly voices the lead on Star Trek: Lower Decks) brings a goofy vulnerability and sweetness to this Superman -- he's the kind of guy to bring a box of donuts to the office and trip on his way in. The action starts quickly, and kids who aren't quite ready for serious superhero movies will be thrilled with the battles and challenges the crew must face.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about superheroes. Why do you think their stories keep getting told? Which one is your favorite?

  • What kind of person is Clark Kent? How about Superman? Both characters display courage and learn about communication. Why do you think these are important character strengths?

  • How does this show explore ideas related to masculinity and what it means to "be a man"? What makes the male character(s) positive role models for boys?

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My Adventures with Superman TV Poster Image: Superman flies in the air, holding one person while another clings to his leg

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