The DC Universe is buzzing with excitement, especially after the massive success of Superman. While fans eagerly await the next big-screen adventure, Man of Tomorrow, there's another hero ready to steal the spotlight—and this one has four legs and a cape. That's right, Krypto the Superdog is making his triumphant return to HBO Max this September.

Krypto Saves the Day will premiere its second season (dubbed Season 2A) on September 10. The animated series, which serves as a playful follow-up to James Gunn's Superman, follows the chaotic and hilarious daily exploits of the Man of Steel's super-powered canine companion as he wreaks havoc around Metropolis.

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So far, fans have been treated to four delightful shorts. In "School Bus Scuffle," Krypto turns a routine school bus ride into a wild adventure. "Halloween Havoc" sees the Superdog chasing a mischievous black cat through the night. "Package Pandemonium" has Krypto getting a little too curious about a mysterious delivery, and the latest episode, "Coastal Catastrophe," features Krypto joining Superman for a beach day that inevitably spirals into hot dog-fueled chaos.

But here's the burning question: is Krypto Saves the Day part of the official DCU canon? According to James Gunn himself, the answer is no. Gunn has been clear that these shorts are not canon, but he still adores them—and that's good enough for us. So don't stress about timeline inconsistencies; just enjoy the adorable mayhem. Gunn and his DC Studios co-CEO Peter Safran serve as executive producers on the series.

And there's more on the horizon. A spin-off titled Krypto & Supergirl: Capes for Hire is in the works, though no release date has been announced yet. Fans of the Superdog can also look forward to seeing him in live-action next year in Man of Tomorrow, where he'll share the screen with David Corenswet as Clark Kent/Superman and Milly Alcock as Kara Zor-El/Supergirl. The film will introduce the villain Brainiac to the DCU, and Adria Arjona has been cast in a mysterious role that might be Wonder Woman—or might not. The speculation is half the fun!

While you wait for Krypto's return, why not check out some other exciting entertainment news? For instance, Marvel's Wolverine just dropped a brutal new trailer that confirms a September release. Or, if you're in the mood for something classic, Pixar's Cars is hitting theaters again for its 20th anniversary. And don't forget to catch Negan's dark side in the latest Dead City episode.

Krypto Saves the Day Season 2A premieres September 10 on HBO Max. Mark your calendars, because the goodest boy in the DCU is ready to save the day—one chaotic adventure at a time.