Bizarro

In hopes of having a Superman of his very own, Lex Luthor called upon his top scientist to scan and replicate the hero's genetic structure. Due to complications in the construction of the carbon copy, the results gave birth to the monstrous menace, Bizarro.

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Overview

  • In hopes of having a Superman of his very own, Lex Luthor called upon his top scientist to scan and replicate the hero's genetic structure. Due to complications in the construction of the carbon copy, the results gave birth to the monstrous menace, Bizarro.
  • As the mirror image of Superman, Bizzaro is his imperfect duplicate, as his his poorly constructed genetics caused him to become the complete opposite of the heroic Man of Steel.
Related article links (2)Superman · Lex Luthor
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Background

  • Embarking on another plan to kill Superman, Lex Luthor orders his scientific team to create a clone of Superman that he can control. However, wrongfully starting from the assumption that Superman is a human with metahuman abilities (his alien origin had not yet been publicly revealed), the process resulted in a flawed copy, which Luthor dubbed "Bizarro" and ordered it disposed. The monstrous clone survived, however and attempted to mimic Superman before being finally destroyed when colliding with Superman in mid-air.
  • Years later, Bizarro is recreated by the Joker when the villain steals the powers of the Mister Mxyzptlk. Creating a twisted version of Earth called "Jokerworld", the villain designates Bizarro to be the planet's greatest hero and leader of a re-imagined " JLA". When Mxyzptlk regained his powers, the imp allowed Bizarro and several other beings to remain on the restored Earth.
  • Superman attempts to help the "clone" adjust to the normal Earth but during the Infinite Crisis, Bizarro is tricked into joining the reformed Secret Society of Super-Villains.
Related article links (7)Superman · Lex Luthor · Joker · Mister Mxyzptlk · Earth · JLA · Secret Society of Super-Villains
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Combat Statistics

  • Bizarro (Vendor)
  • Bizarro (Legends PvP)
  • Bizarro (Bounty)
  • Bizarro (Smallville)
  • Bizarro (Fortress of Solitude: Power Core)
  • Bizarro (Brothers in Arms)
  • Bizarro (Overrun Area 51)
Related article links (2)Bizarro (Legends PvP) · Bizarro (Bounty)
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Involvement

Related article links (11)Bounty: Bizarro · Metropolis General Hospital · Brainiac · Fortress of Solitude: Power Core · Bizarro · Legends PvP · Iconic Anomaly: Test Subject #1 · Brothers in Arms · Anti-Monitor · Attack of the Anti-Monitor · Brainiac: Overrun Area 51
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Heroes

Related article links (3)bounty · Doomed Metropolis · Weekly Bounty: Reign of Criminals
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Villains

Related article links (6)Iconic Battle Suit · Deathstroke · Solomon Grundy · Killer Frost · Smallville · Doomsday
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Associated Equipment

Related article links (2)Bizarro Cap · Bizarro Tank Top
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Trivia

  • Bizarro first appeared in Superboy #68 (October 1958)
  • His voice is provided by Joe Mandia.
  • As a Bizarro entity, Bizarro's speech uses the reverse meaning of words (eg, Me am you friend, means; I am your enemy).
  • While his strength matches Superman's, Bizarro's other powers are like a broken reflection: freeze vision to Superman's heat vision, and flame breath to the Man of Steel's cold breath.
  • Bizarro is actually strengthened by Green Kryptonite, his weakness is actually from Blue Kryptonite.
  • Once wishing to create a home for himself, Bizarro traveled into deep space to a solar system occupied by a blue sun. After creating a cube shaped planet, filled with abstract versions of various buildings and locations on Earth, Bizarro is still lonely. The blue sun, however, gave Bizarro a new ability called "Bizarro Vision", which allowed him to create "Bizarro-versions" of every person on Earth.
  • During another bout of loneliness, Bizarro kidnapped Jonathan Kent, Superman's adopted father, in the hopes that Jonathan could be the same kind of father to him as Jonathan had been to Superman.
Related article links (3)Superman · Kryptonite · Jonathan Kent
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Gallery

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See also

  • Secret Society of Super-Villains
Related article links (1)Secret Society of Super-Villains
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External links

  • Bizarro Wikipedia
  • Bizarro DC Database
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