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"Neil Gaiman, Neil Gaiman Interview, Hero Illustrated #18, (December 1994)."
"I never believed the original Luthor. Every story would begin with him breaking out of prison, finding some giant robot in an old lab he hid somewhere, and then hed be defeated. My view was if he could afford all those labs and giant robots he wouldnt need to rob banks. I also thought later that Luthor should not have super powers. Every other villain had super powers. Luthors power was his mind. He needed to be smarter than Superman. Supermans powers had to be useless against him because they couldnt physically fight each other and Superman was simply not as smart as Luthor."

Alexander Joseph Luthor is a supervillain appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. Created by writer Jerry Siegel and artist Joe Shuster, the character first appeared in Action Comics #23. He has since endured as the archenemy of Superman. While Superman embodies hope and selflessness, Luthor symbolizes unrestrained ambition and humanity's belief in the superiority of intellect ov
"Neil Gaiman, Neil Gaiman Interview, Hero Illustrated #18, (December 1994)."
"Its a pity Lex Luthor has become a multinationalist; I liked him better as a bald scientist. He was in prison, but they couldnt put his mind in prison. Now hes just a skinny Kingpin."
"Despite my own personal prejudices, I say we leave Lex the criminal businessman hes been for the past 17 years. The Lois & Clark producers liked it, the WB cartoon guys liked it... so clearly, it works on some level. My concern is that, at least in my eyes, the fact that Luthors allowed to operate uncontested for years makes Superman look ineffectual."
"(Talking to Superman) "Those red eyes, Im sure they look right through me like I am nothing more than a nuisance. But when I see you, I see something no man can ever be. I see the end. The end of our potential. The end of our achievements. The end of our dreams. You are my nightmare."
"You know, I used to think that it was our families that makes us who we are? Then I hoped it was our friends. But if you look at history, the great men and women of the world have always been defined by their enemies."
"Lex giveth-- --and Lex taketh away."