"Superman" (2025) Honored with Best Adaptation at the 37th Annual Harvey Awards

"Superman" (2025) Honored with Best Adaptation at the 37th Annual Harvey Awards

Posted on October 11, 2025 by Neil Cole

Following its successful theatrical debut this summer, "Superman" (2025) has earned another major honor. Director James Gunn's new take on the Man of Steel was named Best Adaptation from a Comic Book or Graphic Novel at the 37th Annual Harvey Awards, held October 10th during New York Comic Con.

The award recognizes how "Superman" (2025) brought one of the most iconic comic book heroes to life in a way that resonated with longtime fans and new audiences alike. Combining the heart of Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster's original vision with Gunn's grounded storytelling, the film reintroduced Clark Kent to a new generation while setting the tone for DC Studios' next era.

Since its summer release, "Superman" (2025) has been praised for its emotional depth, sharp writing, and strong performances. The Harvey Award adds to a growing list of accolades for a film that's managed to honor the character's legacy while carving its own path forward.

The Harvey Awards, named after legendary cartoonist Harvey Kurtzman, are among the most respected honors in the comics world, celebrating excellence in writing, art, publishing, and adaptation. This year's ceremony also inducted Superman legend John Byrne into the Harvey Awards Hall of Fame, along with the late Peter David, recognized for his groundbreaking work on Supergirl and countless other series.

With this recognition," Superman" (2025) continues to stand as one of 2025’s defining comic book adaptations - a film that bridges the past and future of one of pop culture's greatest heroes.