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Man of tomorrow's Brainiac debut breaks a 40-year-old Superman movie curse
For forty years, Brainiac has been the biggest curse for DC movies. Man of Tomorrow is far from the first DC film that ...
Director and DC-boss James Gunn announced on social media Saturday that he has cast German actor Lars Eidinger as the villainous Brainiac in his Superman follow-up film Man of Tomorrow. “In our ...
Brainiac had a real connection with Superman, as he had already shrunk and captured the Kryptonian city of Kandor, and now he ...
Superman had been around for 20 years when Brainiac first appeared on the scene, showing up in Action Comics #242 in 1958. Writer Otto Binder and artist Al Plastino created him. This was at the dawn ...
Brainiac is one of DC Comics most legendary villains, and here are seven stories where he had his greatest chance to shine.
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James Gunn cast German actor Lars Eidinger to play Brainiac in Superman sequel Man of Tomorrow
James Gunn has found his Brainiac. The filmmaker confirmed that German actor Lars Eidinger will play the iconic Superman villain in Man of Tomorrow, the sequel to this summer’s Superman. The ...
Absolute Superman #15 with poetry, Brainiac and Absolute Evil, Jason Aaron and Juan Ferreyra, published today (Spoilers) ...
Man of Tomorrow director James Gunn has hinted at the comic books that are influencing his take on Brainiac, and explains why he cast Lars Eidinger as the villain.
After much debate, Brainiac is finally Superman's next villain. James Gunn takes the announcement to his Instagram account.
Barrett Smith was a Movies & TV writer for Gamerant with a background in literary and film studies. He’s a lifelong fan of fantasy and sci-fi, especially animation and superhero comics. When he isn't ...
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