Well, if you've got this far, you'll know that Superman ends with Lex Luthor heading behind bars – the bars of Belle Reve, specifically. In DC Comics, Belle Reve is a prison that houses incarcerated ...

‘New’ Legion of Doom are time travelers The introduction of a new Legion of Doom was unsurprising. The villain team was featured prominently on the main cover of Justice League Unlimited #5.

They are yesterday's Legion of Doom, coming from the past and fighting the present. A Luthor with his memories, a Sinestro still on the side of the dark yellow, and a Joker not being tortured by Hush.

The Legion of Doom is a group of supervillains that originated in the '70s animated series Challenge of the Superfriends, who have since been incorporated into other DC comics, games, and on ...

Article Summary Gorilla Grodd revives the Legion of Doom with time travel and telepathy in JLU #6. Martian Manhunter's powers help Grodd recruit from the past, including self-recruitment.

The horrific hidden identity of the Inferno cult has been revealed, and the Legion of Doom is here to take no prisoners! But something is… off about these ferocious foes of the Justice League.

The “We Are Yesterday” crossover event between Batman/Superman: World’s Finest and Justice League Unlimited has shown Gorilla Grodd assembling his new Legion of Doom with the past selves of ...