Lex Luthor – New 52 | Comics

There is one thing that is bigger than Lex Luthor's brilliance and wealth; his ego. A self-made man with a superiority complex, he made fortune by selling Battlesuits as the owner of LexCorp and that's how he became the most dominant business of Metropolis.

He was recruited into a secret government project Project: Steel Soldier against Superman with General Lane. Luthor stole Kryptonite from them and then leaked the news to Clark Kent. He was imprisoned for helping Brainiac but was released for lack of evidence.

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After Justice League was formed, he was sent to prison again for selling super-weapons, thanks to Superman. During his time in prison, Superman would've visited him many times for his opinion on scientific catastrophes as well as Pandora (Trinity War).

Luthor was released and returned as CEO of LexCorp. When the Crime Syndicate took over the world, he decided to stop them. So, he assembled Bizarro, Black Adam, Black Manta, Captain Cold, Deathstroke and Sinestro to aid the duo of Batman and Catwoman.

He managed to save Nightwing's life, killed his Earth 3 counterpart and then defeated Ultraman (Forever Evil). Afterwards, he was considered as a hero and eventually joined the Justice League to fight the Amazo Virus (Injustice League).

As Darkseid dies after his battle with Anti-Monitor, Luthor absorbed a large amount of Anti-Life Equation energy, becoming the "God of Apokolips" and ruled Apokolips (Darkseid War). He returned to Earth after "The Final Days of Superman" and took his mantle wearing Superman's cape.

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Action Comics Vol 02 – Bulletproof (Softcover)

Action Comics Vol 02 – Bulletproof (Hardcover)

Superman Unchained (Softcover)

Superman Unchained (Hardcover)

Action Comics Vol 03 – At The End of Days (Softcover)

Action Comics Vol 03 – At The End of Days (Hardcover)

Action Comics Vol 04 – Hybrid (Softcover)

Action Comics Vol 04 – Hybrid (Hardcover)

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Justice League Vol 06 – Injustice League (Softcover)

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Justice League – Darkseid War Part 01 (Softcover)

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Justice League – Darkseid War Part 02 (Softcover)

Justice League – Darkseid War Part 02 (Hardcover)

A prominent villain of DC Comics, Lex Luthor first appeared on the pages of Action Comics #23, upon his creation by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster in 1940. After "Flashpoint" crossover event changed the entire reality of New Earth and replaced with Prime Earth, Luthor received a rebooted origin, where he started as a baddy and finally ended up playing hero.

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Writer Geoff Johns (Flash – Rebirth, Green Lantern – Rebirth) and Grant Morrison (All-Star Superman, Final Crisis) were pretty much involved for his character development. Starting his journey in The New 52 by debuting on the second volume of Action Comics, issue #1, Lex has played the role of Superman's arch-nemesis to his teammate, ultimately donning the cape following "DC Universe – Rebirth".
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Superman – Last Son of Krypton | Comics

Superman finds a child within a rocket that landed on Metropolis, whom he thinks is a Kryptonian and wants to protect from Lex Luthor.

In Fortress of Solitude, Superman confronts the A.I. likeness of his late father Jor-El after some time and he asks him if he enjoys living among humans while reminding that he is not one of them though. Later at Daily Planet, he sees Perry White giving photographer Jimmy Olsen for missing out a shot from a recent rampage of Gorilla Grodd.

Clark steps in to defend his buddy getting roasted for losing a shot to their rival paper Daily Star and Perry then sends the boy to get him some coffee. As he was lecturing Kent about how things were back in the days, Clark sees a strange meteor heading towards Metropolis in distant and immediately changes into Superman to stop that.

He rushed at it, as fast as he could, then caught it in midair and eventually stopped it from causing widespread damage. Turns out, it was actually a space vessel carrying a young boy who is taken to Metropolis lab by Department of Metahuman Affairs.

Big Blue talks to director Sarge Steel about where the boy might be from but then he starts speaking Kryptonian language and displaying impressive physical feat. Taking an interest on the child, he goes to Lois Lane to talk about it and even hinted at his willingness of adopting the kid out of responsibility he feels for a descendant of his home planet.

Next morning, they moved the boy to another location and a pissed off Superman shows up at Washington, D.C., demanding to know his whereabouts to Sarge Steel who clearly ignored to inform him. So, he breaks the kid out from transfer route and showed up to his parents' doorsteps at Smallville asking how they adopted him back then.

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Kal-El unsuccessfully tries to figure out who this boy is at Fortress of Solitude but it was suggested that some records may not have survived. Lois is still uneasy about adoption as she wonders whether or not they would be a suitable parent to a Kryptonian child. A press conference is called to publicly leave the child in the care of Clark Kent and Lois Lane.

Lex Luthor has been keeping tabs on the whole development, sends out Bizarro to fetch him this "Super-Boy" and his backward brute starts rampaging through Metropolis. Their clash threw a school bus on top of the boy and though shaken if fear, he remains unscratched. Lois decides to give him a proper Earth name and chooses Christopher.

Meanwhile, Kryptonian super criminals General Zod, Ursa and Non comes out of Phantom Zone prison in three meteor pods at Fortress of Solitude, looking for the boy. Zod activates a holographic image of Jor-El via Sunstone crystal to learn his own legacy on Krypton only to react in anger knowing that they are considered as criminals.

Lois and Clark bring Chris Kent to workplace to introduce him to their coworkers but then Daily Planet is attacked. As he was about to change into Man of Steel, Non tackles him out of window and Zod joining shortly to beat him up some more. Ursa goes after Lois to get the child from her, who turns out to be her own son named Lor-Zod.

Soon, dozens of space pods starts raining down from sky with exiled Kryptonians of Phantom Zone and a scientist among them, Jax-Ur sends Superman into the Zone. Within that inter-dimensional realm, he is greeted by a wandering Mon-El, who then helped Big Blue fight his way out of ultimate purgatory to leave for Earth.

Upon returning, he discovers Metropolis is in ruins by Zod and his Kryptonian followers with many of his allies being taken captive. So, Kal-El approaches his greatest enemy Lex Luthor and his newly reformed Superman Revenge Squad consisting Bizarro, Metallo and Parasite to fight back these Kryptonian outlaws who has taken over the world.

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Collecting issues #844-846, #851 and Annual #11, "Last Son of Krypton" is a five-part acclaimed Superman storyline that took place in the monthly ongoing comic-book series of Action Comics and published by DC Comics in 2006. This one takes place right before the "New Krypton" arc and following the "Infinite Crisis" crossover event.

Renowned writer Geoff Johns (Flash – Rebirth, Green Lantern – Rebirth) was hired to work with director of the original Superman feature films, Richard Donner and artist Adam Kubert (All-New, All-Different Avengers – The Magnificent Seven, Avengers & X-Men – Axis) to co-create a definitive classic take on Man of Steel for modern audience.

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"Last Son of Krypton" breaks the myth of Big Blue being the sole survivor of Krypton and introduced a young Christopher Kent with a mysterious origin tied to Phantom Zone criminal General Zod. Luthor and his newly assembled Superman Revenge Squad played a vital role in an ensuing battle on Metropolis against Zod's Kryptonian invasion.

Friends and allies from groups like Justice League of America and Justice Society of America, notably Green Lantern Alan Scott, Hawkgirl, Hawkman, Martian Manhunter, Power Girl, Red Tornado, Starfire, Starman, Supergirl and Wonder Woman has showed up in guest appearance with inclusion of Mon-El, who also assisted Superman in a major way.
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Superman/Batman – With a Vengeance | Comics

Superman/Batman – With a Vengeance
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The world's finest superhero duo, Superman and Batman faces a new superhero team from another dimension, whom are calling themselves the Maximums. When Superman learns that Lois Lane is dead and the villain Skyscraper is the one who killed her, Superman faces him quite harshly. Back on Earth, when the World's Finest duo were fighting with the villainous Automic Skull, the Maximums came to this reality following a lead form one of their fallen comrade and attacked the duo almost instantly. After a fight, they quickly gained the upper hands on Superman, also knocking Batman out as well. Batman's counterpart Batzarro, the world’s worst detective came to rescue his "idol", Batman.

Batzarro informed Superman's counterpart, Bizarro in his 'Graveyard of Solitude' about the ensuing fight and after Batzarro convinces Bizarro about helping the World's Finest, they soon team up to save their original counterparts from trouble. One of the Maximums met Lex Luthor and Batman eventually becomes possessed by the Kryptonite Man. While K-Man attacks Superman, Bizarro and Batzarro makes a failed attempt to pull them to the New Earth reality via a Boom Tube. Meanwhile, Darkseid, the evil god of Apokolips is finally freed from the Source Wall and because of his immediate betrayal, Superman is now trapped there instead, with o hope of releasing from there. As it seems that it could not go any worse, it is finally revealed that The Joker and Mr. Mxyzptlk were behind these mysterious twists in reality, which was part of a game.

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Superman/Batman Vol 04 – With a Vengeance (Softcover)

Superman/Batman Vol 04 – With a Vengeance (Hardcover)

Collecting issue #20-25, "With a Vengeance" is the fourth storyline from the first volume of Superman/Batman monthly ongoing series by DC Comics in 2006, by writer Jeph Loeb (Batman – Dark Victory, Batman – The Long Halloween) and artist Ed McGuinness (Superman/Batman – Public Enemies, Thundercats – Reclaiming Thundera). This duo previously worked on the "Public Enemies" storyline of the series and their remarkable work also led the story to be the plot of great importance. A hint about the oncoming “Infinite Crisis” is also given in the final part of the storyline by the villain Mr. Mxyzptlk to Darkseid. A near-similar plot, where The Joker became omnipotent and took over the world in "Emperor Joker" also used the idea of reality warping using the magic of Mr. Mxyzptlk.
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Superman/Batman | Comics

Superman/Batman | Comics

Rocketed to Earth from the doomed planet of Krypton, Kal-El is raised by an earthly parent as their son Clark Kent, who taught him moral values a human should learn and raised him as their own son that they never had. Thus, the most godlike alien being grew up on Earth as a mild mannered gentleman. When discovered his extraordinary potent and limitless power, he decided to use it for the betterment of humanity and devoted himself for "Truth, Justice and American Way" as Superman, the Man of Steel. Whether, orphaned as a child, millionaire Bruce Wayne has dedicated his life to wage war against crime but in a dark way that strikes terror into the minds of his enemies as Batman, The Dark Knight.

These two iconic heroes have been considered as best friends, allies and confidante of each other on the path of justice for a long period. Superman’s super-powers met with Batman’s keen analytic mind has made this pair World’s Finest. Even though they are members of Justice League’s Magnificent Seven; the charisma of these heroes can even tremble mountains. Though, they both share a different view of justice, together this two best friends have tackled President Lex Luthor, Metallo, Mongul, Gorilla Grodd, Silver Banshee, Doomsday clones, Darkseid, The Joker, The Maximums, Scarecrow and their catastrophic evil plans, while being aided by fellow heroes like Wonder Woman, Captain Atom, Green Lantern, Power Girl, Katana, Nightwing, Robin, Teen Titans, Supergirl and many others in many of their world saving missions.

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Superman/Batman Vol 02 – Supergirl from Krypton (Softcover)

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Superman/Batman Vol 03 – Absolute Power (Softcover)

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Superman/Batman Vol 04 – With a Vengeance (Softcover)

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Superman/Batman Vol 05 – Enemies Among Us (Softcover)

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Superman/Batman Vol 06 – Torment (Softcover)

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Man of Steel and Dark Knight

Featuring two of DC Comics' most iconic and famous superhero, Man of Steel, Superman and world's greatest detective, Batman, DC Comics starts publication of the monthly comic series titled Superman/Batman on 2003. Writer Jeph Loeb (Batman – Dark Victory, Catwoman – When in Rome) along with his long time collaborator Ed McGuinness (Our Worlds at War, Emperor Joker) started the series with a BANG! Other than these two prime creator of the ongoing, writers Alan Burnett, Andy Lanning (Legion Lost, Majestic – Strange New Visitor), Dan Abnett (Sinister Dexter, The Authority), Joe Kelly (Justice League Elite, Steampunk), Mark Verheiden (Aliens, Predator) and artists Dustin Nguyen (Batman – As the Crow Flies, Thanos – A God Up There Listening), Ed Benes (Artemis – Requiem, Blackest Night – Titans), Ethan Van Sciver (The Flash – Rebirth, Green Lantern – Rebirth), Francis Manapul (Magdalena/Vampirella, Witchblade) and Ian Churchill (Deadpool – Sins of The Past, Hulk – Hulk Vs. X-Force) contributed to the series as well. Many twists and turns and shock of events are showed as these crime-fighting buddies fight their way to victory.
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