James Gunn’s Superman David Corenswet Is Now Way More Muscular Than Henry Cavill Ever Was As Man Of Steel

Recent images leads many fans to believe Corenswet has surpassed Cavill in terms of pure size and musculature.

James Gunn's Superman David Corenswet Is Now Way More Muscular Than Henry Cavill Ever Was As Man Of Steel

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  • Henry Cavill made the lasting impression on the audience with his insane musculature in the DCEU.
  • In recent surfaced images, many people have pointed out how David Corenswet is looking more jacked than Cavill in the past.
  • Since the star is all set to take over the role of the Man of Steel in the upcoming 'Superman: Legacy', he has been gaining for several months.
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Preparing for a role as iconic and representative as Superman on the big screen is something that not many may understand. Since the responsibility to execute the portrayal is unexpectedly high, stars have to make sure everything is on point. But at the moment, David Corenswet is preparing for the physical aspect of his portrayal of the character, which may be an even bigger challenge.

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David Corenswet in a still from Look Both Ways
David Corenswet in a still from Look Both Ways

But thankfully, he’s now just as big as those responsibilities are regarding his physique. Everyone is used to looking at Henry Cavill as the old Man of Steel with absolutely jacked muscles, and if Corenswet is to beat him as the new Superman, then he would have to be just as big, if not bigger. In new images of him, it seems like he may just have outdone himself with his training.

David Corenswet Looks More Jacked Than Henry Cavill As Superman Was In New Images

Henry Cavill in a still from Man of Steel
Henry Cavill in a still from Man of Steel

If you want to portray a superhero, then you ought to look like a superhero, and since these are comic book characters with insane physiques, stars are needed to look just like them on screen. Henry Cavill was the star who brought this to reality with some insane muscles in 2013’s Man of Steel, and now his successor David Corenswet is on his way to maybe surpass him in the future.

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In recent images that have surfaced, the Hollywood star appears to be gaining an unreal amount of muscle for his upcoming role as the titular superhero of Superman: Legacy. In the past, there were a couple of photos that showed him gaining for the role, but his most recent one has many fans convinced that he has surpassed Cavill in terms of his physique.

Before taking on this role, Corenswet had a shredded, lean body with decent muscles, but his recent development truly puts him in the superhero physique category. While many people may argue that he is still in his bulking phase which is why he looks bigger than the Argylle star, the cutting phase will still bring him down to a size somewhere close to what we see in front of us now.

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Thus, this little update has fans wondering what the final result might look like, and how that will translate to the film in the end.

What’s Going On With The Production Of Superman: Legacy?

James Gunn
James Gunn

With the announcement that the upcoming film will make its original release date of 2025, James Gunn has kept the fans updated on where the production of Superman: Legacy is heading.

He revealed a few weeks back that production of the upcoming film will be taking place in a few months this year along with continuously updating the public about the cast that we will see in the project. Along with that, the filmmaker has also dropped a big update about the story, which is set to skip the origin story of the superhero.

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Superman: Legacy, currently slated to be in cinemas on 11 July 2025.

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