- that he
faces throughout the show and the DCAU
continuity as a
whole are
Lex Luthor,
Brainiac and Darkseid. Luthor's
design was
based on
actor Telly Savalas...
- Breweries.
LexCorp's
major subsidiary companies include LexComp,
LexChemical,
LexEl Investments,
LexMart,
LexComm, Fed
Lex,
LexOil,
LexAir, and Tel
Lex. When...
-
Lawrence Wendell Pfohl (born June 2, 1958),
better known by the ring name
Lex Luger, is an
American retired professional wrestler, bodybuilder, and football...
-
attacks him and
crushes the sample.
Wayne calls Lex and
gives him the research. At the
opening for the
Science Spire,
Lex introduces a new, corporate-sponsored...
- the DC Universe;
exceeding LexCorp,
Stagg Enterprises, and
Ferris Aircraft.
Under the
control of
Patrick and
Laura Wayne,
Wayne Enterprises became a "green...
-
Alexander Joseph "
Lex" Luthor, Jr. is a
fictional character in the DC
Extended Universe based on the DC
Comics supervillain of the same name. He is portra****...
-
Lex Luthor is a
fictional character from the
television series Smallville. He
features from the
pilot episode until the
season seven finale, and has been...
-
Lex Luthor arranges for the
murder of Batman's on-again, off-again love
interest Vesper Lynd (introduced in the mid-1990s)
during the "Bruce
Wayne: Murderer...
-
Gotham Arena,
where they
introduce Supergirl and
Lex Luthor to the
Gothamites for the
first time.
Lex announces his
plans to
construct a
factory in Gotham...
-
further limit Luthor's
ability to act
against them,
Thomas Wayne Jr. sues
LexCorp
through Wayne Enterprises subsidiaries to
drive down
their stock price...
