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The John Byrne reboot of Superman after Crisis on Infinite Earths is where we got both Lex as a businessman and Kryptonians not being a...

Man, GR's fundraiser has brought out the ugly. Regardless if you agree or not with fundraiser, I've been seeing a lot of folks online...

Maybe they learned? LOL Also, wasn't saying anything about whether there is bad blood - just that public pronouncements don't mean...

That's one thing that I have a problem resolving. The tone of Lex was great. The delivery... well it seemed more campy than menacing...

Honestly, given what a creep Lex is, it works both ways.

And *slut == slur. My autocorrect seems to have... problems.

Hm. I mean, that's in this film, but the tone is very different. Like, it is a moment where we think there is going to be a conflict...

That's also just not shooting themselves in the foot. Pettiness is not something you want in your business communication. And not...

Only Perkins retired. Crawford was let go. Which means Perkins almost certainly took "retirement" as an alternative to redundancy

Probably 100% a legitimate cash in on their earned retirement benefits: more like that stayed in their ultimate roles long enough to...

I wonder if this makes their earlier retirements, more like "Retirement ;)" and they just wanted to be unemployed long enough to have...

Ah, I didn't watch Smallville. I thought this was an entirely new name. (I do think "LexCorp" is punchier.)

Any Howard Stern fans here? If so, the voices and accent were based off Stern show personality Richard Christy’s parents from Kansas as...

That actually makes sense with how much Lex used martian as a slur when referring to Superman

I think that's also where the heel turn for Jor-El came from