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Lex Luthor was afraid of Superman, so he made a clone that’s more dangerous than the Kryptonian. Meet the Eradicator, the show’s greatest threat.

In the episode “Weapon X, Lies, and DVDs,” the Brood symbolizes Wolverine’s darker impulses, revealing what he becomes when he abandons his restraint.

The penultimate episode of season 3 reveals that Brainiac was enslaved by the Kryptonians. Was destroying Krypton a subconscious act of revenge?

Apocalypse resurrected Gambit as his Horseman of Death, but did a previous encounter with Rogue inspire this decision?

During a brutal battle, Superman defeats Hank Henshaw/Cyborg Superman but he loses his powers as a result. But how could this have happened?

Hank Henshaw was created by the same person who thinks Superman is a threat. Instead, Hank is the danger everyone feared Superman would become.

Rise of Apocalypse Part 1 & 2 are a painful reminder that some events are pre-destined, regardless of how hard you try to prevent them from happening.

Season 4 of The Legend of Vox Machina ends with betrayal, a shocking death and a revelation that puts nearly every event into a new perspective.

X-Factor swears they’re the good guys, yet they have no qualms with capturing and locking up their fellow mutants for the US government.