Villainous Moment 03/05/2014: The Power of Alexander Luthor!

Villainous Moment 03/05/2014: The Power of Alexander Luthor!

DC Comics unveils their latest twist to the Forever Evil event. Since the inception, there was a mysteriously hooded-and-gagged figured tucked away by the Crime Syndicate. Upon their arrival he's been tucked away, but now he's free and trouble is coming. Meet Alexander Luthor!

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By BlakeCzirr - Mar 07, 2014 05:03 AM EST
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Above: Alexander Luthor has now been freed. Unfortunately, he intends to kill everyone. Excerpt from Forever Evil #6 (2014).

This week's Villainous Moment comes straight from the pages of the Forever Evil event. Perhaps you thought the Crime Syndicate gave the Justice League the worst of their troubles. You were WRONG!

Since the opening of Forever Evil #1 (2013), we've been privy to a mysterious, hooded prisoner. Ultraman and the others were vehement that he could never be allowed to escape and they also suggested that he could bring a force from beyond, one that destroyed their previous world (Earth-3, the birthplace of evil).

Now, finally, the captured enigma has been revealed. It's Alexander Luthor!

Ok, now...who is he really? Well, from previous comic books, we can tell you who he was; this incarnation may be something entirely different.

Alexander's first appearance was Crisis on Infinity Earth #1 (1985). Born on Earth-3, he was the son of Lex Luthor and Lois Lane-Luthor, sent to our dimension as their last surviving hero. Later, and true to the Luthor "heritage", he would become a villain.

That was then, which brings us to an entirely different version in Forever Evil. We've only seen a few panel shots of Alexander so far; he's been introduced in Forever Evil #6 (2014), wearing a garb similar to SHAZAM! and Black Adam. This leads us to speculate that he's a magic-wielding force with powers of lightning, super-strength, and all those Captain Marvel based attributes.

He may also be crazy. One of the key indications to Alexander Luthor's personality is from the statement above. He clearly thinks of himself as a hero, but intends to kill everyone prove it.

Villainous Moments is a column about evil, sponsored by The Superheroes List and updated whenever the macabre and unthinkable, grotesque or unbearable appear. What are the bad guys doing this time?? Here's your answer! Use #VillainousMoments on Twitter if you like what you see.

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thebamf
thebamf - 3/7/2014, 6:53 AM
Luthor's genius with the power of Shazam? Game over.
Volthoom
Volthoom - 3/7/2014, 7:37 PM
This issue was all around great.
Whippet
Whippet - 3/9/2014, 6:49 AM
Just resuscitate Nightwing already.
YOU CANT KILL ANOTHER BAT SO SOON!
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