Blake Ritson isn't an ancient evil, but he's playing one on TV. After taking on dark and morally dubious roles over the years, the British actor has a great new antagonistic assignment: the ...

The animated series took Brainiac in a very different direction and it was actually kind of refreshing. Brainiac was the planetary-wide supercomputer of Krypton until it left shortly before the ...

Brainiac is long overdue to be on screen ... “There are others [from Earth] already on Krypton and as the series progresses, we’ll bring in some more [classic DC characters].” ...

However, his superior animated incarnation was in the 1996-2000 Superman: The Animated Series. That version broke with almost 40 years of lore, making Brainiac an A.I. from Krypton, not Colu.

He's described as a parasitic, hyper-advanced alien android of immense intelligence, Brainiac is one of Superman’s oldest and most dangerous foes. Krypton is expected to premiere in 2018 and is ...

This time they visit with series showrunner Cameron Welsh ... An interesting factor to keep in mind is that in the comics, Brainiac doesn't destroy Krypton, but he does take and bottle the ...

Despite numerous rebrandings over its 25-year history, the Syfy channel really is trying. Earlier this year, a mysterious trailer for a pre-Superman TV series called Krypton appeared online ...

Footage played at the event showed what appeared to be Brainiac’s classic ship ... other popular DC characters would also appear in the series. “You see a Black Mercy in the pilot, you ...

Superman: The Animated Series takes viewers all the way ... and returns to where he’s been conducting research. Krypton’s central computer Brainiac (Corey Burton) contacts him and asks for ...