Superman: Brainiac Attacks (2006)

Production company: Warner Bros. Pictures [USA] Distribution: Warner Home Video [USA] Superman is becoming more and more popular, and old rival Luthor resents him even more. In order to defeat Superman, Luthor developed a new weapon and specially injected a special krypton compound to make Brainiac invincible. Due to the injury of his girlfriend Louis, Superman must go to the mysterious phantom world to find the antidote. Brianiac thought Superman would never return, so he betrayed Luthor and began to wreak havoc in the city as he wanted, and Superman had to stop him before he destroyed the earth. It's fun to fight, but Superman doesn't seem to care about the damage done to the metropolis. I'm afraid they've torn down half of the cities. For Bruce Timm's DCAU series, JLU is the end, giving the series a full stop-or an ellipsis leading to more unfinished battles. Not the so-called "Superma n: Brainiac Attacks", which deceives all fans feelings. Nearly 10 years after the end of STAS, Warner gave up J.