'Superman & Lois' trailer shows it isn't only about superheroes

The official synopsis by CW states that in the series, "The world's most famous superhero and comic books' most famous journalist deal with all the stress, pressures and complexities that come with being working parents in today's society."

The trailer starts with a past glimpse of the happy couple just after their wedding, as Lois and Clark discuss how job loss is affecting them.

You might wonder what harm would job loss bring to a living being who can throw buildings at you, but do remember that Clark is a gentleman, besides being Superman, and that Lois had an illustrious career in journalism.

The trailer hints at how getting sacked from their comfortable jobs in Metropolis forced the family to relocate to a town named Smallville.

That's just one of the problems on their list.

They have two young boys, who are facing bouts of anxiety and are in their teens, almost always quarrelling with their parents.

This is where the trailer shows Clark facing an identity crisis as he doubts whether he'll ever be a good father.

With Lois beside him, Clark shows his superhuman strength to his children.

Although the plot resembles the average Joe's pandemic crises, showrunner-executive producer Todd Helbing said his childhood days at a midwest small town and sudden financial crises therein played key roles in the series.

Besides featuring media mogul Morgan Edge (Adam Rayner) as the prime villain, the trailer also teases an armored character battling Superman in outer space.

The series will premiere on February 23.