Bizarro

Bizarro is a fictional character appearing in American comic books published by DC Comics. He is a flawed duplicate or opposite of the superhero Superman, created by the wizard Shazam. Bizarro often possesses powers similar to Superman's but uses them in a distorted or illogical manner, reflecting his imperfect nature. He is typically depicted as having chalk-white skin, blue hair, and a generally lopsided or imperfect appearance.

The character was initially introduced in the Silver Age of comic books as a villain, driven by a misguided desire to be a hero or a threat to Superman. His motivations are often rooted in a warped sense of logic, leading him to perform actions that are the antithesis of what Superman would do, such as "saving" people by destroying their homes or "helping" by causing chaos. Over time, Bizarro's character has evolved, sometimes portrayed with more sympathy as a tragic figure seeking acceptance or understanding, while other iterations continue to focus on his antagonistic role.

Bizarro has appeared in various comic book series, animated shows, and live-action adaptations, becoming a recurring and recognizable figure in the Superman mythos. His existence often serves to explore themes of identity, duality, and the nature of heroism, by presenting a mirror image of Superman's ideals and actions. Different versions of Bizarro have been created, including those from alternate dimensions or as genetically engineered beings, each with their own unique origin and characteristics.