David Corenswet is our new Superman and, although we’re still a ways from seeing him in the legendary red and blue, the actor’s recent public appearances amid his training for Superman: Legacy reveal that he’s undergone a jaw-dropping body transformation to portray the Last Son of Krypton.

As is par for the course for any Marvel or DC hero, it was expected that Corenswet would bulk up considerably to lead the DCU’s much-anticipated reboot, but the extent to which Corenswet has piled on the muscle indicates he might just be the most physically intimidating Superman we’ve yet seen on screen.

That remains to be seen for sure, but what we can already ascertain is whether David Corenswet is the tallest Superman on screen. How do the heights of the various Kryptonian heroes from movies and TV match up? Let’s whip out our tape measures…

10. Dean Cain — 5’11

Thanks to his frequent appearances on the likes of Fox News, Dean Cain is many people’s least favorite Superman these days, and wouldn’t you know it, is also the shortest. In fact, Cain — who starred in 1990s favorite Lois & Clark: The New Adventures of Superman — is the only Supes actor to fall below six-foot tall.

9. Nicholas Cage — 6’0

OK, so Superman Lives never actually happened, but canonizing Nicolas Cage as Superman is one of the few reasons we should be thankful for The Flash. It was hard to judge Cage’s Kal-El’s height when he was fighting that CGI robot spider, but in real life, the one and only Nic Cage is 183 cm tall.