Supergirl Season 1: 10 Big Questions From 'Bizarro'

10. What Other Experiments Has Max Been Working On?

If Supergirl is often compared to Superman, then surely Max Lord is the heroine€™s equivalent of Lex Luthor. Whilst we€™ve now seen his Bizarro plan play out €“ essentially experimenting on plenty of Jane Does in order to perfect his Supergirl clone €“ it has to be asked what else this nefarious bad guy has up his sleeve. By the time this episode came to a close, Maxwell Lord was locked up at the DEO, but surely that won€™t last for too long, and it remains to be seen what other experiments and schemes Max has been working on unbeknownst to Supergirl, Alex, Hank et al.
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