4 and “Superman: Bizarro” #23.1 ... a character I’ve loved since his days on the animated “Super Friends” in the 1970s. I believe this is his new 52 debut, correct?

However, being the symbol of hope and optimism, he has made a number of friends ... Superman tries to reform many of his villains if he can and one of the few examples of this was with Bizarro.

Not only that, but the episode has fun with a variation on an old Superman comics premise ... premise and accept this trio as Bizarro opposites of her male friends. In this apartment, though ...

Super Friends ... Luthor, Bizarro, Brainiac, Scarecrow, the Riddler, Cheetah, Sinestro, and Gorilla Grodd. Among the actors to voice the show’s various iterations: Danny Dark (Superman), Olan ...

New iconic villains with more kid-friendly appeal appeared, like Bizarro ... the Super Friends cartoons of the ‘70s. However, his superior animated incarnation was in the 1996-2000 Superman ...

On Super Friends, it reversed the rapid-aging effects of red Kryptonite on Superman. In Pre-Crisis on Infinite Earths comics, Blue K was created when Superman used a Bizarro Duplicator Ray on a ...

Bizarro is one of the great Superman antagonists. The reverse and antithesis of the Man of Steel, he first appeared way back in 1958's Superboy #68 and has been a reliably unreliable enemy and ...

However, the unlikely alliance Superman made to fight Bizarro in Action Comics #1062 is particularly strange. Written by Jason Aaron, with art by John Timms, Action Comics #1062 finds Superman in ...

McFarlane Toys is back with a new set of Super Powers figures ... First introduced in the 1960s, Bizarro is a flawed yet imperfect clone of the Man of Steel himself, Superman.