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With New Armor, Superman Has Officially Become a Better Version of Lex Luthor
Superman and Lex Luthor have been enemies for decades, but Superman's new role in Metropolis means he might finally see things from Lex's perspective.
Clark Kent Owes His Career To His Biggest Source: Lex Luthor
Clark Kent is a very well-respected reporter who has broken numerous life-changing stories, but he never would've gotten there without Lex Luthor.
"Look At My Boy": The Return of Lex Luthor’s Long-Lost Family Just Redefined His Character
A twist comes to Superman lore as Lex Luthor reunites with his mother and daughter, and their reappearance reveals a tragic spin on Lex’s past.
Superman Legacy Doesn't Look To Be Avoiding A Villain Problem That's Haunted The Man Of Steel For 36 Years
Casting rumors for Superman: Legacy suggest that the first DCU film will fall victim to a classic villain problem that's lasted for decades.
"Battle of the Billionaires": Iron Man vs Lex Luthor Cosplay Settles Comics' Best Power Armor
Iron Man and Lex Luthor have more than a few sets of badass power armor at their disposal, with a new cosplay image pitting them against one another!
Superman History Gets a Dark Twist as DC Begins the "Last Days of Lex Luthor"
Lex Luthor and Superman have been iconic rivals in comics for decades, but it seems Superman's need to save Lex comes from a dark place.
Darkseid's Secret History Answers One of DC's Biggest Ever Questions
One of Superman's most terrifying cosmic enemies, Darkseid, managed to give birth to another one of the Man of Steel's iconic foes: Lex Luthor.
Joker Admitted 1 DC Villain Is Way, Way Funnier Than Him
The Joker is often known as the Clown Prince of Crime, but even he has to admit that one other villain told a joke that Joker can never top.
“It Was Lazy Casting”: Bryan Cranston Criticizes The DC Movie Fancasting He's Tired Of Hearing About
Popular fancast actor as Lex Luthor, Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston appears to shoot down chances of him playing the DC villain in the future.
James Gunn's Lex Luthor Criticism Is Right & DCU Fans Should Be Excited
James Gunn has recently criticized a certain style in past portrayals of Lex Luthor, and his reasoning is good news for Superman: Legacy.
Lex Luthor Rebrands To Steal Superman's S Logo
Lex Luthor has officially handed his company over to Superman, and now Superman has to deal with the major consequences of owning "Supercorp."
Superman: Every Live-Action Lex Luthor Actor (& How Their Versions Differ)
Out of all the major villains in Superman's rogue's gallery, Lex Luthor is his ultimate opponent and has been in several live-action DC properties.
Superman & Lois's New Lex Luthor Is Very Different (& That's Good)
Superman and Lois has finally cast its version of Lex Luthor, and he is a stark departure from the typical depiction of Superman's archnemesis.
Lex Luthor's Murder Violates Every Part of Superman's Moral Code
As much as he dislikes Lex Luthor, the Man of Steel would never let him be murdered before his eyes.
Superman Unleashes the Ultimate Insult Against His Lifelong Nemesis
Superman isn't one for smack talk, but he still just blew Lex Luthor's mind with the perfect insult his evil nemesis never saw coming.
Lex Luthor’s Secret ‘Magic’ Redefines His Relationship With Superman
Lex Luthor has been a constant thorn in Superman’s side for years, and that may be because he’s secretly exploiting one of Clark’s biggest weaknesses.
Superman's Powers Get A God-Like Upgrade In Action Comics
Superman's exploits on Warworld have left him more powerful than ever, but the full breadth of his new strength borders on omnipotence.
DC Comics: 10 Memes That Perfectly Sum Up Superman And Lex Luthor's Rivalry
DC Comics has been partially defined by the rivalry between Lex Luthor and the Man of Steel, and these memes reflect that relationship perfectly.
Lex Luthor's Building a New Superman Revenge Squad - Theory Explained
Lex Luthor is manipulating the Man of Steel's rogue's gallery for his own ends--is he bringing back the Superman Revenge Squad?
Batman's 'No-Kill' Rule Is Officially Broken
Batman's 'no-killing' rule is wildly inconsistent, protecting named villains at the expense of background extras.