James Gunn's Superman movie may include Ultraman, an evil version of Superman. Fans speculate that the character seen in the ...

Superman: The Animated Series is the greatest Superman ... But the characters like Livewire and Bizarro, who are struggling with themselves as much as they are with Superman, are never heartlessly ...

Like Batman: The Animated Series’ “It’s Never Too ... You can’t help but like Bizarro, and Superman’s solution to keep him from causing more destruction is genuinely nice.

and Superman: The Animated Series has a rogues’ gallery of top-grade baddies, including traditional opponents Lex Luthor, Brainiac, Bizarro, Metallo, Mr. Mxyzptlk, Toyman and Parasite ...

Superman #23.1: Bizarro has a light feel, an almost cartoon tone which would fit a Bizarro story perfectly. It would have been nice to let these guys cut loose on more time with the lumbering grey ...

New iconic villains with more kid-friendly appeal appeared, like Bizarro and the Phantom ... However, his superior animated incarnation was in the 1996-2000 Superman: The Animated Series.

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 ...

In DC Comics, Bizarro is a flawed clone of Superman with chalk-white skin and ... it has briefly appeared in the Justice League Action animated series with a slightly different effect: it causes ...

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 ...