League: Attack of the Legion of Doom, voiced by James Arnold Taylor. This version is shown to be mistrusting toward extraterrestrial life, exceeding his authority to hold the Martian Manhunter hostage in Area 52 until he was freed by the Legion of Doom. Following the Legion of Doom using Martian Manhunter to set up the Justice League to ruin a prototype nuketron reactor core, Lane holds the Justice League responsible where he supports the World Council's decision to exile them from Earth. When the Legion of Doom is defeated, Lane is angered that the Justice League have returned from exile until Martian Manhunter mind-controls him to dance to the music that was playing. Sam Lane appears in Batman Unlimited: Mechs vs. Mutants, voiced by John DiMaggio. Lane is shown to have a contract with Bruce Wayne where he is seen talking with Wayne during a demonstration. Reception Chad Derdowski of Mania.com felt that Sam Lane would have been a formidable villain to use for a Zack Snyder Superman film, stating that "Lane would provide a little more dramatic oomph for the film, driving a wedge between the relationship of Clark Kent and Lois Lane and turning the whole thing into a family affair." References External links Sam Lane at DC Wikia Characters created by Robert Bernstein Comics characters introduced in 1959 DC Comics male supervillains DC Comics military personnel Fictional generals Fictional military strategists Fictional Silver Star recipients Fictional United States Secretaries of Defense Fictional mass murderers