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Brainiac had first appeared in the comics in the late 1950's and continues to plague Superman with problems. However, he didn't always appear as "sleek" as he does in Smallville as you can see in the photo below.
Brainiac has always been quite a problem throughout all of Superman's history. In the Smallville continutiy, Brainiac came down with General Zod to take over the world, destroy the human race, and reestablish Krypton on Earth. Brainiac, which stands for the "Brain InterActive Construct," is actually a machine built on Krypton. He is a key factor in the desctruction of Krypton. Although built for good purposes, Brainiac has become a diabolical machine whose only mission is to kill but Clark won't let THAT happen!
Top Left: Brainiac making silver kryptonite that turns Clark paranoid in 5.7 Splinter.
Top Right: Brainiac on the roof of the Daily Planet gloating to Clark that he's been beat in 7.15 Veritas.
Middle Left: Brainiac overpowering Clark with green kryptonite in the Fortress of Solitude in 5.8 Solitude.
Middle Right: Brainiac being destroyed by Kara on Krypton when Brainiac tried to kill Clark as a baby by going back in time to kill him in 1989 in 7.18 Apocolypse. But don't worry folks--he'll be back!
Bottom Left: Brainiac can also split himself into more than one entity. He's in Honduras with the black ship in 5.16 Hypnotic.
Bottom Right: Brainiac trying to convince Kara to help him in his "mission" in episode 7.14 Veritas.

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Top: The Fortress of Solitude located in the Arctic
Bottom Left: Clark enters the Fortress for the first time
Bottom Right: Clark inside his Fortress
This is Clark's (Superman's) Fortress of Solitude. In the Superman Mythology, Superman goes to the Fortress of Solitude to learn more about his home, Krypton. Jor-El, his father, is deceased but he his messages in the Fortress for Superman.  In Smallville, Clark's father, Jonathan Kent, calls Clark's loft in the barn his "Fortress of Solitude" in reference to the Superman mythology.
These are the Kryptonian Stones of Power. The one at the top means the Element of Water. On the bottom left is the Element of Fire. The one in the bottom right is the Element of Air. When these stones are united they form the Kryptonian diamond-shaped crystal seen in the center.
So, going back to the beginning, how did Clark "grow" the Fortress? When Clark grabbed hold of the crystal it transported him to the arctic (the cave now acts as a portal to the Fortress). When he threw the crystal the Fortress grew. Well, think of a Kryptonian crystal as super seed. These crystals transform and grow mimicing the properties of its surrounding environment. When Clark threw the crystal into the snow and ice, the crystal took on the form of it's environment and grew rapidly.
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