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Brainiac aparece en el DC Animated Universe, expresado principalmente por Corey Burton. En Superman: The Animated Series , Brainiac se representa por primera vez como la supercomputadora que ejecuta la mayoría de las operaciones diarias en el planeta Krypton . Él presta atención a Jor-El la advertencia sobre la inminente ...
I will be evolved into perfection. Brainiac Vril Dox, alias Brainiac, is a conqueror seeking technological domination. Vril Dox was a brilliant Coluan scientist. At some point, he cloned himself to get a lab assistant; the clone would later...
Brainiac. One of the most intelligent beings in the universe, the wicked Brainiac's genius has challenged Superman time and again. Superman’s nemesis Lex Luthor may be the smartest criminal mind on Earth, but his intellect is no match for the alien artificial intelligence known as Brainiac.
Brainiac is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. The character was created by writer Otto Binder and artist Al Plastino, and debuted in Action Comics #242 (July 10th 1958). He has since endured as one of Superman and the Justice League 's greatest enemies.
Brainiac was the planet-wide supercomputer of Krypton. He doomed the planet to save his own programming and continued on his conquest to find more knowledge, later becoming one of Superman's greatest enemies. While Jor-El was working one day, Brainiac appeared on a nearby screen and demanded his...
Horror. Sci-fi. DC. Brainiac is an intergalactic collector of worlds, taking a city from each planet he visits and bottling it. On Yod-Colu, a great scientist named Vril Dox developed an advanced artificial intelligence named C.O.M.P.U.T.O. Using it, Dox dared to look further than anyone ever before, into the Fifth...
10 de abr. de 2021 · 10 de Abril de 202120:25 hs. Lectura 3 min. El omnipresente Brainiac en los cómics de DC. Publicidad. Brainiac es uno de los más fuerte enemigos de la Justice League en los cómics pero ¿de dónde viene este ser? Te lo explicamos aquí. por Alberto Alejandro Quintero Higuera.
