Editing Lex Luthor (section)

==== Earth-Three ====
A heroic alternate universe variant of Alexander Luthor from [[Earth-Three]] appears in ''DC Comics Presents'' Annual. This version is a scientist who possesses a high-tech "supersuit" and opposes the [[Crime Syndicate of America|Crime Syndicate]].<ref name="DCP Annual" /> He and his Earth's Lois Lane would later have a child named [[Alexander Luthor Jr.]], who appears in ''[[Crisis on Infinite Earths]]'' and ''[[Infinite Crisis]]''.<ref>''Crisis on Infinite Earths'' #1. DC Comics.</ref>

===== Earth-3 (New 52) =====
A separate depiction of an Earth-3 variant of Alexander Luthor appears in ''[[Forever Evil]]'' (2014). This version operates as the superhero '''[[Mazahs]]''',<ref name="Forever Evil 6">{{cite comic |date=May 2014 |title=Forever Evil |story=Forever Evil Chapter Six: The Power of Mazahs! |issue=#6 |volume=1 |publisher=[[DC Comics]] |writer=[[Geoff Johns|Johns, Geoff]] |penciller=[[David Finch (comics)|Finch, David]] |inker=Friend, Richard |colorist=Oback, Sonia |letterer=Leigh, Rob}}</ref> takes the powers of those he kills, and fathered a child with [[Superwoman (Crime Syndicate)|Superwoman]]. He is later killed by ''[[The New 52]]'' incarnation of Lex Luthor.<ref name="Forever Evil #7" />

Due to changes made to the multiverse during the events of "[[Dark Nights: Death Metal]]", Alexander Luthor became a human African American man who wears a suit of high-tech armor and opposes [[Ultraman (DC Comics)|Ultraman]]. Well intentioned and compassionate yet largely ineffectual, Luthor goes on to form the Legion of Justice, only to be defeated and imprisoned by Ultraman.<ref>''Crime Syndicate'' #1-6. DC Comics.</ref>

===== Anti-Matter Earth =====
An alternate universe variant of Alexander Luthor from the [[Antimatter universe of Qward|anti-matter universe]] appears in ''[[JLA: Earth 2]]''.<ref>''JLA: Earth-2''</ref>