kill Vincent Edge while Dabney Donovan makes use of any genetic material that he can salvage from the dead crime lords. When Mickey Cannon re-established Project Cadmus, Dabney Donovan was brought back under armed guard and made an "imprisoned advisor". He briefly took control of the place during the "Evil Factory" storyline. Dabney Donovan in other media Dabney Donovan makes his live-action debut in Superman and Lois, portrayed by Robel Zere. This version is a physician, a scientist, and a former MIT student who assists Morgan Edge (later revealed to be the alias of Superman's half-brother Tal-Rho) in his experiments involving the Eradicator and X-Kryptonite. A flashback in the episode "Haywire" has him and Edge finding X-Kryptonite in Europe. In the episode "Loyal Subjekts", Donovan and Edge start empowering some Smallville inhabitants with X-Kryptonite and the Eradicator. In the episode "O' Brother, Where Art Thou?", Superman and the military led by Sam Lane find Donovan and the Eradicator in a building where Superman persuades him to cooperate with the Department of Defense. Dabney Donovan appears in The Death of Superman and its sequel Reign of the Supermen, voiced by Trevor Devall. This version is a LexCorp employee who formerly worked for Project Cadmus and is specialized in bioengineering. He is tasked by Lex Luthor to create Superman clones for own army by the sequel. After he gives information of Superboy's cloning program to Lois Lane, he is punished and later killed by Luthor when he unleashes failed clones on him. Dabney Donovan appears in DC Universe Online. He appears as a vendor in the Hall of Doom's Meta Wing. Draaga Draaga is a fictional alien character in the DC Comics universe. He first appeared in The Adventures of Superman #454 and was created by Jerry Ordway, Roger Stern, and George Pérez. In the "Superman in Exile" storyline, Superman has exiled himself from Earth due to psychological problems he was suffering from at the time. He is forced by the space villain Mongul to participate in his gladiatorial games. Draaga is the champion of the games, but Superman defeats him, then refuses to kill him. This baffles Draaga, whose code of honor demands a rematch against Superman, though he later comes to respect the hero. After Mongul is deposed by Superman, the aliens who control the artificial planet Warworld choose Draaga to be their new puppet ruler. Draaga returns in the