LexLuthor

Really think the series should just end with 3. Atleast for a little while, but Mark's inclusion may give some people an interest in seeing a 4th film. If anything, his interactions with Prime should be more entertaining than Shia's.

Man of Steel

A real life Lex Luthor would no doubt have ideas that would benefit everyone, and perhaps even the resources to achieve them.

Unfortunately, despite that, and if we are going on his character/personality that's been displayed in the comics for decades, Lex is also a very self serving individual who would be extremely likely to only reveal anything that may help the world if it serves him in terms of power or politically. He definately wouldn't become a saint, though I'm sure that's how he would want to be portrayed. :)

Electro or Mysterio.

@fodigg said:

I would rather have an All Star Wonder Woman.

Yup.

Adam Hughes was once attached to All Star Wonder Woman. Which, unfortunately, never transpired.

@lykopis said:

This might appear to be female-centric but it actually is extremely informative and provides an interesting perspective of the history of comics and its creators/writers, etc.

Wonder Women!

Looks interesting. I'm a sucker for documentaries on subjects I have interest in, so I'm sure I'll probably pick up the DVD when it becomes available.

Jason Voorhees

Comic Book Heroes Unmasked (originally aired on the History Channel) is a pretty good documentary largely going over the Superhero genre in comic books. The documentary features alot of interviews with various creators, and definately worth a look. Unfortunately, the doc is almost 10 years old, but even still, it's one of the better documentaries on comic books out there.

Comic Books Unbound (originally aired on Starz) is also a good one. Focusing more on the comic book to film adaptations for the most part.

Lex Luthor (surprise!)

Doc Ock

Joker

Creature from the Black Lagoon

followed up with Frankenstein's Monster.

then Dracula.