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PR: Matt Bomer Discusses Playing Superman in “Superman: Unbound”

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Warner Home Video has released the following new video clips of actor Matt Bomer (White Collar) discussing his work in as the Man of Steel in Superman: Unbound, the upcoming new direct-to-video animated feature film coming to DVD and Blu-ray disc tomorrow, May 7, 2013. Among other topics, Bomer discusses his feelings about the plot to Superman: Unbound, his take on the relationship between Superman and Supergirl in the movie, and the villain Brainiac.

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Superman: Unbound Brainiac

Superman: Unbound is based on the Superman: Brainiac graphic novel by Geoff Johns and Gary Frank. For more details, check out Toonzone’s earlier coverage here.

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