to decapitate him. Metallo was initially considered to appear in Zack Snyder's Man of Steel sequel, but the project was eventually cancelled in favor of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice. It was then revealed that Metallo was going to appear in an earlier draft of Dawn of Justice, using the body of Wallace Keefe (portrayed by Scoot McNairy). It was also rumored that Metallo was going to be in the final fight between Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman instead of Doomsday, but this was never confirmed. Despite this, the character's creator, Emmet Vale, appears in Dawn of Justice, portrayed by Ralph Lister. Metallo makes a cameo appearance in The Death of Superman. Video games Metallo appears as the final boss of Superman: Shadow of Apokolips, voiced again by Malcolm McDowell. Metallo appears as a boss in Superman 64. Metallo appears as a boss in Superman: The Man of Steel, voiced by Roger L. Jackson. Metallo appears as a recurring boss in Superman Returns, voiced by John Billingsley. This version can create robotic minions and assimilate metal objects to increase his size and strength. Metallo appears in DC Universe Online, voiced by Ryan Wickerham. Metallo appears as a non-player character (NPC) in Injustice: Gods Among Us via the Stryker's Island stage. Metallo appears as a playable character in Lego Batman 3: Beyond Gotham, voiced by Travis Willingham. Metallo appears as a playable character in Lego DC Super-Villains, voiced again by Travis Willingham. Miscellaneous The John Corben incarnation of Metallo appears in Dirk Maggs' 1990 BBC Radio adaptation of The Man of Steel, played by Simon Treves. This version wears a suit of battle armor and is sent by Lex Luthor to fight Superman. To cover his tracks, Luthor ensures that the suit's psionic interface was unstable, leaving Corben a vegetable. Corben is taken by Doctor Schwarz, a disgruntled former LexCorp employee who had been tracking the capsule that brought the infant Superman to Earth and stole it from Jonathan and Martha Kent's farm. Having built Corben an android body powered by the capsule's kryptonite power source, Schwarz and Corben plot to kill Luthor and Superman. However, Metallo betrays and kills Schwarz. Kidnapping Lois Lane and holding her hostage at Two Mile Island's power station, he awaits and eventually fights Superman until Luthor intervenes and tears out Metallo's kryptonite heart. An original incarnation of Metallo named Juan Cordero appears in Young