different reasons. Powers and abilities Being the embodiment of entropy, Imperiex wields the power of the Big Bang itself, and can project powerful blasts of energy as well as create black holes capable of sucking up entire universes. He also possesses superhuman strength, durability, and speed, and can create smaller probes resembling him. In other media Television Imperiex appears in Legion of Super Heroes, voiced by Phil Morris. This version was originally an alien gladiator who was cybernetically modified until nothing remained of his original self. By the 41st century, he conquered most of the universe and eliminated almost all resistance against him, with a clone of Superman named Kel-El among the forces left to oppose him. After Kel-El travels back in time to the 31st century to gain help from the Legion of Super-Heroes, Imperiex pursues him through time and manipulates Brainiac 5 into succumbing to the original Brainiac's influence. Despite succeeding, Imperiex is subsequently killed by the latter, who sees no more use for him. Miscellaneous Imperiex appears in issue #19 of the Injustice: Gods Among Us prequel comic. Sometime after the Regime's fall, he is defeated and thrown into the Phantom Zone by Superman. An alternate universe incarnation of Imperiex appears in the Justice League: Gods and Monsters tie-in comic book as the evolved monstrous form of Doctor Psycho. References External links Superman Site: Imperiex profile Great Krypton: Superman #153 DC Comics male supervillains DC Comics aliens DC Comics characters who can move at superhuman speeds DC Comics characters with superhuman strength DC Comics deities DC Comics extraterrestrial supervillains Comics characters introduced in 2000 Fictional mass murderers Characters created by Jeph Loeb Superman characters