| Business or Organization |
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| LexCorp International | |
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| Former CEOs | |
| Primary Service or Goal | |
| Civilian and military technology, industry and services. | |
| Legal Status | |
| International Corporation | |
| Headquarters | |
| LexCorp Towers, Metropolis | |
| Alliances | |
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| Notable Employees | |
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| Accessories | |
| Resources common to any
multi-national corporation. Patients of Lex Luthor, including one derived from Kryptonian technology and future technology derived from Brainiac 13. |
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| Common Competitors | |
| STAR Labs. | |
| Regularly Appearing | |
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| First Appearance | |
| Action Comics #23 (April, 1940) | |
| Creator | |
| Jerry Siegel & Al Plastino | |
| Origin | |
| The
son of working class parents, Lex Luthor decided to not follow in their
impoverished footsteps. At an early age he made considerable
contacts with members of organized crime, but never took a direct hand in
any thing illegal himself. As a teenager he arranged for his parents
to have an automobile accident for which he would be the sole recipient of
a sizable insurance settlement. Using his small fortune he attended the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT). An aggressive student he graduated in record time and turned his genius toward patenting new inventions, which made him quite wealthy in a short time. Investing his fortune he built an industrial empire in the greatest city in the world to reach every corner of the Earth calling it LexCorp International. |
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