First Appearance: Doom Patrol #86
The Brain debuts as a villainous mastermind, a disembodied brain in a jar, created by writer Arnold Drake and artist Bruno Premiani. )
The Brain is a DC Comics supervillain, a French scientist whose disembodied brain is preserved in a jar, who founded the Brotherhood of Evil and serves as a recurring arch-enemy of the Doom Patrol, often alongside his partner Monsieur Mallah with whom he shares a romantic relationship.
The Brain debuts as a villainous mastermind, a disembodied brain in a jar, created by writer Arnold Drake and artist Bruno Premiani. )
The Brain battles the Doom Patrol for the first time in Doom Patrol #87, using his intellect and robotic proxies. )
The Brain's intelligent gorilla partner Monsieur Mallah is introduced in Doom Patrol #91, becoming his loyal companion and later love interest.
The Brain assembles the first Brotherhood of Evil in Doom Patrol #96, a team of villains dedicated to destroying the Doom Patrol.
The Brain and the Brotherhood of Evil face the Doom Patrol in a milestone issue, expanding their rivalry. )
The Brain seemingly perishes when his jar is shattered, but he survives by transferring his consciousness. )
The Brain appears briefly in a Justice League story, showcasing his status as a major DC villain. )
The Brain and Monsieur Mallah return in a new storyline, rebuilding the Brotherhood of Evil. )
The Brain appears in The New Teen Titans #6, clashing with the Titans alongside the Brotherhood. )
The Brain appears in Crisis on Infinite Earths #9, participating in the multiversal crossover event. )
The Brain and Mallah appear in the rebooted Doom Patrol series, continuing their feud with the new team. )
A key issue where the Brain's origins are explored, revealing his transformation into a brain in a jar. )
Doom Patrol Vol. 2 #34 hints at a romantic relationship between the Brain and Monsieur Mallah, later confirmed in interviews.
The Brain is apparently killed during a battle with the Doom Patrol, but his consciousness survives. )
The Brain returns as a member of a new Brotherhood of Evil in a Justice League crossover. )
The Brain is revived fully and joins a Legion of Doom-style group in JLA. )
The Brain's Brotherhood of Evil becomes a recurring threat in the Teen Titans series. )
The Brain appears as a minor antagonist in this crossover event. )
The Brain appears in Infinite Crisis #7 as part of the battle between heroes and villains. )
The Brain is briefly seen in the weekly series 52, reflecting his persistent presence. )
The miniseries Salvation Run #1-7 delves into the Brain's backstory and his rivalry with Lex Luthor.
The Brain appears in a new Doom Patrol series, once again opposing the team. )
In Blackest Night #1, the Brain is resurrected as a Black Lantern zombie.
The Brain's Black Lantern form is destroyed, but he is later revived as a normal villain.
The Brain appears in The New 52 universe in Doom Patrol Vol. 6 #1, reintroduced with a modern design. )
The Brain appears as a villain in the short-lived series The Movement. )
The Brain is part of the Crime Syndicate's cadre in the Forever Evil event.
The Brain is killed again in the final issue of the New 52 Doom Patrol series. )
The Brain is resurrected in the DC Rebirth era, appearing in 'Titans' #1 as a threat. )
The Brain appears in a Flash storyline, using his intellect to manipulate events. )
The Brain joins a new incarnation of the Brotherhood of Evil in JLA. )
The Brain appears in the Young Animal imprint's Doom Patrol series, exploring his relationship with Mallah. )
The Brain is among the villains affected by the anti-life virus in the DCeased universe.
The Brain appears in the Dark Nights: Death Metal event as part of the Dark Multiverse.
The Brain and Monsieur Mallah's love is explicitly shown in this issue, making them a canonical LGBTQ+ couple.
The Brain continues to appear in Infinite Frontier, notably in 'The Flash' #770. )
The Brain is turned into a vampire in this alternate universe story.
The Brain appears in this event as a member of the Brotherhood of Evil attacking the Titans.
The Brain has a cameo in this Batman-related series as a scientific consultant. )