- While Luthor’s parents had made their living based on the strength of their backs and the sweat of their brow, Lex was always destined for greater things.
- Lex Luthor is a leading villain in most versions of the Superman story from 1940 to the present day. His precise role in canon varies considerably in different eras and media...
- Did Lex Luthor betray Superman? Enraged by his betrayal, Superman flew directly into Luthor. He proceeded to rip the Lex out of his Warsuit.
- As one of the most iconic adversaries of Superman, Lex Luthor has been depicted in various forms of media, including the hit television series “Smallville.”
- Lex Luthor is one of the most dangerously intelligent men on the planet; a supervillain, a brilliant scientist, a billionaire industrialist, and Superman’s greatest enemy.
- In "Man of Steel #4," after Superman stops a hostage attempt on Lex Luthor’s yacht, he humiliates Luthor by arresting him for orchestrating it to lure him there.
- Lex Luthor, comic character, an evil genius of the fictional city of Metropolis, who is a scientist and business mogul and the archnemesis of Superman.
- Lex Luthor is the archenemy of DC Comics' Superman and the subject of a fad based on the following scene from the 2006 movie Superman Returns: Lex Luthor: Come on, let...
- So why does Red Robin suddenly appear again, this time to stay? And why is he working alongside Lex Luthor and Ra's al Ghul?
- It’s tough being the first, but the veteran character actor is as accurate a representation of the post-WWII Lex Luthor as you can hope for.