Gu3ree
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David Hyde Pierce sounds like an interesting choice, but he might sound slightly like Hal 9000.
As a villain, the classic version of Brainiac I found to be a little dull. I liked what James Marsters brought to the role in Smallville. Marsters redefined the character. What made him interesting was not just his superior intellect and manipulating Clark Kent, but his hatred for humanity. Marsters played the character so well. In contrast to classic Brainiac though, I never found the whole motive of collecting knowledge in small pieces that interesting.
Similar to Smallville, Superman the animated series made Brainiac from Krypton. I can't remember if that interpretation in the DCAU was for collecting knowledge from planets before destroying it or not, but he seemed a little more interesting than Brainiac from 'Superman Unbound'.
Not that this character is the same if not a little similar in some aspects, but that character, The Thinker...you've seen the TV show's The Flash take on 'The Thinker' which took the character as a more serious villain, and then we've seen a more goofy take of The Thinker from James Gunn, himself in The Suicide Squad. My concerns.
As a villain, the classic version of Brainiac I found to be a little dull. I liked what James Marsters brought to the role in Smallville. Marsters redefined the character. What made him interesting was not just his superior intellect and manipulating Clark Kent, but his hatred for humanity. Marsters played the character so well. In contrast to classic Brainiac though, I never found the whole motive of collecting knowledge in small pieces that interesting.
Similar to Smallville, Superman the animated series made Brainiac from Krypton. I can't remember if that interpretation in the DCAU was for collecting knowledge from planets before destroying it or not, but he seemed a little more interesting than Brainiac from 'Superman Unbound'.
Not that this character is the same if not a little similar in some aspects, but that character, The Thinker...you've seen the TV show's The Flash take on 'The Thinker' which took the character as a more serious villain, and then we've seen a more goofy take of The Thinker from James Gunn, himself in The Suicide Squad. My concerns.

