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* TooCleverByHalf: Lex Luthor's FatalFlaw; as Batman notes, Luthor's smart, but to arrogant to believe anyone could be smarter than him. This leads to him making a critical blunder with his EngineeredHeroics ploy; He needs to shoot out the Russian missiles with his DeathRay, but because he assumed it would work and it ''didn't', he's caught flatfooted. He didn't even have a backup plan because he assumed the main plan was perfect. Even Luthor's DumbMuscle bodyguard knew better than to point out the obvious flaw in that line of thinking.

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* TooCleverByHalf: Lex Luthor's FatalFlaw; as Batman notes, Luthor's smart, but to arrogant to believe anyone could be smarter than him. This leads to him making a critical blunder with his EngineeredHeroics ploy; He needs to shoot out the Russian missiles with his DeathRay, but because he assumed it would work and it ''didn't', ''didn't'', he's caught flatfooted. He didn't even have a backup plan because he assumed the main plan was perfect. Even Luthor's DumbMuscle bodyguard knew better than to point out the obvious flaw in that line of thinking.
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* ItWillNeverCatchOn: When interviewing Bruce Wayne, Lois Lane notices that he has a color television. She dismisses the idea as a fad.
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* TooCleverByHalf: Lex Luthor's FatalFlaw; as Batman notes, Luthor's smart, but to arrogant to believe anyone could be smarter than him. This leads to him making a critical blunder with his EngineeredHeroics ploy; He needs to shoot out the Russian missiles with his DeathRay, but because he assumed it would work and it ''didn't', he's caught flatfooted. He didn't even have a backup plan because he assumed the main plan was perfect. Even Luthor's DumbMuscle bodyguard knew better than to point out the obvious flaw in that line of thinking.

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