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Jon Kent
Future State Superman of Metropolis.jpg

Art by Inhyuk Lee
Publication data
Publisher DC Comics
Offset appearance Convergence: Superman #2 (July 2015)
Created by Dan Jurgens
In-story data
Full name Jonathan Samuel Kent
Species Human / Kryptonian
Team affiliations Legion of Super-Heroes
Superman Family
Justice League
Partnerships Robin
Superman
Teen Titans
Notable aliases Superboy
Superman
Abilities
  • Superhuman forcefulness, hearing, speed, and vision
  • Accelerated healing
  • Invulnerability
  • Estrus vision
  • X-ray vision
  • Freezing breath
  • Super jiff
  • Flying

Jon Kent is a fictional character actualization in American comic books published by DC Comics. Created by Dan Jurgens, the son of Superman / Clark Kent and Lois Lane, he first appeared in Convergence: Superman #2 (July 2015). Jon is the newest grapheme in the DC Universe to assume the superhero persona of Superboy. He later on takes on his father's drapery as Superman.

Publication history [edit]

The graphic symbol was created by writer and artist Dan Jurgens and first appeared in DC's Convergence event in the miniseries Convergence: Superman #2 (July 2015).[ane] Half Kryptonian and half human being, Jon is the biological son of post-Crunch Superman / Clark Kent and Lois Lane, and the couple's child in DC Comics canon.[2] His parents named him in honor of both of his grandfathers, Jonathan Kent and Samuel Lane. On the character, Dan Jurgens said: "The style I describe him is that he looks like Clark just has Lois' spitfire attitude and inquisitiveness."[three] Jurgens besides explains: "Lots of people might expect Jon to be something like his dad's younger cocky, but information technology would be a bit of a fault. His parents are non Jonathan and Martha Kent. Information technology's Lois and Clark. They're dissimilar people with different ways of parenting."[4]

Post-obit Convergence, he appeared in the viii-issue comic volume serial Superman: Lois and Clark, every bit a child who begins to develop superpowers of his ain.[5] In the 2016 DC Rebirth, Jon appears with his parents in Action Comics and Superman, when his father became the new Superman in DC Comics.[6] [vii] Jon'southward origins are retconned in the story arc "Superman Reborn". In the four-part story, two different versions of Superman and Lois Lane (the New 52 and Mail-Crisis) are merged into one complete version, creating a new DC Universe and a new origin story for Jon.[viii]

Jon is the well-nigh recent graphic symbol in DC Comics to assume the drapery of Superboy. He was officially introduced as Superboy in Superman (vol. 4) #half dozen (November 2016).[9] He co-stars with Damian Wayne in the Super Sons comic books equally Superboy and Robin. In 2019, the character join the Legion of Super-Heroes in the 31st century and appeared in the comic book series Legion of Super-Heroes past writer Brian Michael Bendis and artist Ryan Sook.[ten]

In July 2021, Jon began starring as the protagonist in the comic book series Superman: Son of Kal-El, which replaced the Superman monthly championship. The series features Jon protecting the Globe as the new Homo of Steel in the DC Universe.[eleven] In October 2021, DC Comics revealed that the character is bisexual and will first a romantic relationship with a male friend, Jay Nakamura.[12] [13] [xiv] On the artistic decision, series writer Tom Taylor said: "It's not a gimmick. When I, when I was offered this chore, I thought, 'Well, if we're going to have a new Superman for the DC Universe, information technology feels similar a missed opportunity to have another straight white savior.' And then, well, this isn't everything to do with them. And at that place's a reason this is, this is coming in effect v and not issue 1. We didn't want this to be 'DC Comics creates new queer Superman,' we want this to be 'Superman finds himself, becomes Superman so comes out.' And I think that's a actually important stardom at that place."[xv] [xvi] [17] Taylor as well stated: "I've always said everyone needs heroes and everyone deserves to run across themselves in their heroes and I'm very grateful DC and Warner Bros. share this idea. Superman'due south symbol has always stood for hope, for truth and for justice. Today, that symbol represents something more. Today, more people can see themselves in the nigh powerful superhero in comics."[18]

Historic period and appearance [edit]

Similar his begetter Superman, Jon has a civilian disguise, which includes a pair of glasses and a baseball cap. He first appeared in his Superboy attire in Superman (vol. 4) #two (Sept. 2016). His Superboy outfit consists of red sneakers, blue jeans, zippered jacket with the "S-shield" and cape attached to the dorsum.

On designing Jon's Superboy costume, creative person Jorge Jimenez said: "I started trying out some of the more classic designs as a mini homage to the classic Superman, but the guys at DC wanted to experiment with something more casual, as those are the designs that accept been working meliorate recently. We are also looking at an incomplete "Superboy;" he'south not super yet, so it'southward reasonable to say that if he's only half super, that he should have clothing that'south half super. And then we started to play around with wear that I see as popular right now with teenagers. For example, tight ripped jeans, at least in Spain, are very popular right now and I think they give a lot of mobility to the character when I draw him on the page. I've also used a popular shoe pattern. I must mention that I like putting effort into what I wear personally, so this way I was able to add a bit of myself to the grapheme. The short length of the greatcoat gives it a younger look, and the zipped hoodie… I did that thinking they might make a real version for people to wearable. I likewise think that this aesthetic could make a connectedness with the younger readers."[19]

In Superman (vol. four) #9 (Dec 2016) information technology was stated that Jon is 10 years one-time.[twenty] During the 2019 story arc "The Unity Saga: The House of El", Jon was aged upward to seventeen years former and given a new Superboy Kryptonian adjust of armor.[21]

Fictional character biography [edit]

Convergence [edit]

The nascence of Jon in Convergence: Superman#2, art by Dan Jurgens.

In the 2015 DC Comics Convergence storyline, Brainiac gains access to Vanishing Bespeak, which allows him to gain the power to look back into the histories of the DC Universe. He collects cities and inhabitants from diverse timelines that have concluded, trapping them in domes on a planet outside of time and space.[22] When the Flashpoint resets the DC continuity, Superman and Lois from the Mail service-Crunch continuity have been trapped on the planet Telos in Gotham City, with the city transported there by Brainiac and sealed under a large dome. The couple is trapped in the urban center for virtually ix months, and as Superman's powers are suppressed during this fourth dimension, he and Lois conceive a child.[23] During the event, Superman manages to become Lois out of danger and into safety and helps her with the birth of their son Jonathan, after she was kidnapped by a mentally unstable Flashpoint Superman. At the end of the Convergence story arc Superman, Lois, and their son Jon travel across fourth dimension and dimensions along with Parallax, the Pre-Crunch versions of Supergirl and the Flash, where they can forbid the events of Crisis on Infinite Earths and salvage the original Multiverse.[24] Afterwards, with their world no longer existing, Brainiac offers to send Superman and Lois to a universe of their choosing.

Superman: Lois and Clark [edit]

In the series Superman: Lois and Clark, after Convergence, the Kent family arrive during the first of the New 52. Superman and his family unit live in secrecy for many years. Moving to California and adopting new identities, taking the surname "White" (a tribute to Perry White) and keeping a depression contour, they stay out of the lives of this world's superheroes, with Lois becoming an anonymous author, while Superman continues his superhero duty quietly backside the scenes.[25] Jon grows up in a normal life with his parents and is unaware of their real identities and secret activities. He begins noticing contradictions in his parents' stories and begins to suspect that his parents are more than they claim. Jon is somewhen shown starting to develop superpowers of his own similar to those of his begetter, Superman.[26] Afterwards he and his mother were kidnapped and nigh killed by Intergang, his parents finally reveal their true origin to him.[27]

DC Rebirth [edit]

Jon in his Superboy outfit, art by Jorge Jimenez.

In June 2016, DC Comics relaunched its entire line of comic books serial with DC Rebirth. DC once again re-established the Postal service-Crisis Superman as the Superman in DC Comics, along with his wife, Lois Lane, and their son Jonathan.[28]

In the "Son of Superman" story arc, the Kent family relocate from California to a subcontract in Hamilton Canton. At the farm, Jon tries to save the family cat from a hawk only accidentally kills both animals. Clark decides to take Jon on a mission. Arriving in the Arctic together, with his begetter'southward encouragement, Jon successfully helps Superman rescue a submarine attacked by an Enteroctopus. Later, begetter and son take a long conversation about superhero responsibilities and that shortly Jon will take to embrace the superhero mantle himself.[29]

Back at domicile, Jon falls off a tree and becomes unconscious. Clark and Lois determine to take him to the Fortress of Confinement. At the Fortress, the Kent family is met by the Eradicator, who informs Superman that he is 1 of a serial of robots created by Full general Zod to seek out and arrest Kryptonian criminals; extract their life forcefulness and transfer them to a Phantom Zone projector, where they will look trial with their bodies placed in cryo-chambers. The Eradicator witnessed the destruction of Krypton. Part of his protocol is finding Kryptonian survivors, he eventually found Superman in the Earth solar system, including his son. The Eradicator tells Superman he can rebuild Krypton, but because his son is half man, his human genome will have to be eradicated for Krypton to stay true and pure. He attempts to ingest Jon, Superman fights the Eradicator.[30] After some reassurance from his mother (that he has the best of both worlds and has the ability to exercise great things), Jon joins his begetter in the fight confronting the Eradicator. With the combined forces of Superman and son, the Eradicator'southward outer beat out is shattered, releasing the Kryptonian souls he has captured and causing a massive explosion in the Fortress.

Superman and his family unit are teleported into a bar in Metropolis. The Kryptonian spirits determine to help Superman and allow themselves to be reabsorbed by the Eradicator, while Superman puts Lois and Jon inside a fully equipped submersible and escapes with his family to Batman'due south secret Batcave on the Moon.[31] The Eradicator shortly arrives in the Batcave and continues his battle with Superman. During the battle, the Eradicator absorbs Superman and begins to search for Jon in the cavern. Lois finds and puts on Batman'south Hellbat armor and battles the Eradicator with Jon joining the fight.[32] Superman eventually escapes the Eradicator. The entire Kent family fight the Eradicator, who is finally destroyed. After, after returning to the family unit farm, Clark gives Jon a pair of glasses and a hat as Jon's new civilian disguise. He takes Jon to the Watchtower and officially introduces him as Superboy to the Justice League.[33]

Jon's origins are retconned in the iv-function story "Superman Reborn". Jon is kidnapped past Mr. Mxyzptlk and taken to the Fifth Dimension. Every bit Superman and Lois race to his rescue, Jon encounters the spirits of the deceased New 52 versions of Superman and Lois and begs them to aid. Taking their power in his easily, Jon attacks Mxyzptlk and accidentally transforms his parents into their New 52 counterparts.[34] Though they no longer remember him, Jon manages to go them to recollect who they truly are and their dear for each other. The two versions of Superman and Lois merge, forming a new, complete version of Superman and Lois and rewriting the DC Universe's history.[35] In this new reality, Clark and Lois conceived Jon shortly after they got married subsequently the expiry of Superman. Lois ran afoul of a ring of arms smugglers who blew upwardly the Kents' flat in an attempt on her life. Fearing for Lois's life, the couple left Metropolis, and Lois gave nativity to Jon in the Fortress of Confinement. Clark and Lois and then took sabbaticals and moved to California to raise Jon. They eventually moved to Hamilton County and went back to work at the Daily Planet.[36]

When Jon's grandfather Jor-El visited the Kent family, he offers to take Jon on a trip to better educate him about the known universe. Lois and Clark initially refuse, but Jon reveals his fears and insecurities to his parents, and this could be an opportunity to empathise himself improve.[37] Lois agrees to become with them. While Lois before long returned to Earth, Jon and Jor-El traveled through space for some fourth dimension until their ship suddenly barbarous into a black hole. Jon institute himself on Globe-three, where he was quickly taken prisoner by Ultraman. After beingness imprisoned in a volcano for years, Jon was somewhen rescued by Jor-El and sent back to Earth, finding that while years have passed for him, simply a few weeks have passed on Earth since he left.[38]

Super Sons [edit]

Jon and Damian Wayne, the son of Batman, are a dynamic duo in the "Super Sons" comic book serial: Super Sons, the 12-issue miniseries Adventures of the Super Sons, and the digital-first series Challenge of the Super Sons. The duo get-go met in the Superman ii-part story "In the Name of the Father" and was described as a prologue to the Super Sons series.[39]

"In the Name of the Father", when Christmas break starts, Jon explores the Dead Human'south Swamp. He encounters Maya Ducard and Goliath (sent by Damian to spy on Superboy) and is taken to Gotham City sedated and restricted by Damian, who distrusts him. Batman finds them and orders Damian to release Superboy before an enraged Superman arrives. Subsequently a brief confrontation, Batman takes them to the Batcave and runs a diagnosis on Jon'due south Dna for further analysis. Jon tries to befriend Damian but Damian taunts him for incinerating the family cat, instigating a fight betwixt them that destroys the genetics lab. Batman and Superman ship them to a mountain kick camp where Jon and Damian take to face several tests and challenges. After some initial conflict, the duo eventually learns to work together.[40]

Legion of Super-Heroes [edit]

Following the battle against Rogol Zaar, the final survivors of Krypton, the Houses of El and Full general Zod gathered all the alien political factions in the galaxy to brings an end to their destructive wars; and discuss an idea that could ensure lasting peace and safety for the people in the galaxy. When Jon suggests forming a United Planets, which can maintain peace and stability, much like the United Nations on Globe, the Legion of Super-Heroes appears from a fourth dimension portal. They take come to the present to ask the creator of the United Planets, Jon Kent, to join the Legion in the 31st century. Initially hesitant, after consulting with Damian, Jon accepts the invitation and goes to the future with Saturn Girl.[41] Later on spending some time in the 31st century in the Legion of Super-Heroes comic book serial, Jon eventually returns to the present 24-hour interval in the Action Comics story arc "The Firm of Kent".[42]

Superman: Son of Kal-El [edit]

Superman: Son of Kal-El#1, fine art by John Timms.

Jon is the protagonist in the comic book series Superman: Son of Kal-El, which began publication in July 2021, written by Tom Taylor and art by John Timms. The series features Jon taking over his begetter's mantle as Superman and is entrusted with the protection of Globe, while his begetter (whose stories accept identify in Activeness Comics) is abroad from Globe.[43] [44] The series premise has been described as "Truth, Justice, and a Meliorate World."

Powers and abilities [edit]

The first superpower Jon developed was super hearing.[45] Other powers, invulnerability and superhuman force began to manifest when Jon and his mother were in mortal danger.[26] Due to Jon's immature age, his powers and control often fluctuate with his emotions. It is revealed in Superman (vol. 4) #3, considering of Jon'due south unique human and Kryptonian genomes, his powers are still developing and adapting, resulting in a lack of consistency in his invulnerability. And sometimes, he is vulnerable to injury and can still get injure even if all of his other powers are active. Jon's power instability is subsequently revealed to exist the manipulation of Manchester Blackness. Jon's powers are restored to normal after Black is defeated. According to Batman, Jon's mixed biology could take the potential of him becoming more powerful than his father, Superman.[46]

He is shown to have developed: oestrus vision in Superman (vol. iv) #1, 10-ray vision in Trinity (vol. 2) #one, freezing breath in Superman (vol. 4) #10, super speed and enhanced vision in Action Comics #966, super jiff in Super Sons #four, flight in Superman (vol. 4) #25 and super flare in Super Sons #11. Other powers include superhuman stamina, telescopic vision, microscopic vision and accelerated healing. Similar his father, Jon is vulnerable to magic and kryptonite.

Other versions [edit]

  • In the ii-part story, Superman: Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow? which told the last story of the Silverish Age Superman. Afterwards his last boxing, Superman removed his powers using gold kryptonite, he settled downward and married Lois and lived an anonymous normal life under the alias, Jordan Elliot. He and Lois had a son named Jonathan, who inherited his father'due south superpowers.
  • In the Elseworlds graphic novel Son of Superman, Jon Kent is a xv-yr-old boy who never knew his father Clark Kent or that he was the superhero, Superman, equally his begetter disappeared before he was built-in. When a solar storm's radiation triggers his Kryptonian powers, he learns the truth most his begetter from his mother Lois Lane. Jon dons a costume inspired by his father'south, and subsequently successfully rescues his male parent from a underground facility where he is being held as a prisoner. Superman reunites with his family unit. When it's revealed that Lex Luthor was responsible for Superman's capture, Jon teams up with his father to stop Lex. After a prolonged battle, Lex is defeated. Superman decides to temporarily retire from being a superhero and focus more on his family unit. This leaves Jon to be the beginning of a new generation of superheroes.
  • In the New 52 Batman Beyond book, Jon is the Superman of the time to come, who was put into captivity for study by Brother Eye with the residue of the futurity Justice League. It'southward unknown what happened to his male parent. Jon's costume and role are the same as his male parent's from his appearance in the Batman Beyond blithe series, though Jon is younger than his father was in the cartoon.
  • In the 2006 film Superman Returns after Superman returns to Earth after five years, he learns that Lois is engaged to Richard White (the nephew of editor-in-chief Perry White) and the two share a young son, Jason White. When the boy begins to exhibit superpowers, he is revealed to be the son of Superman.
  • In John Byrne's Elseworlds comic book series Superman & Batman: Generations, Superman and Lois have two children, Joel and Kara Kent. When Lois was pregnant with her son, Joel, Lex Luthor and the Joker exposed her to Gold Kryptonite radiation, causing Joel to be built-in without any of his begetter's powers. Their daughter Kara, began developing superpowers at age 6 and eventually took on the superhero identity of Supergirl. Joel gains powers from a formula created by Luthor, and is manipulated into killing his sister before dying from the formula's side effects, leaving his own son to be raised by Batman'due south son Bruce Wayne Jr.
  • In the Elseworlds series JLA: Created Equal, Adam Kent, the son of Lois and Superman, built-in soon after a mysterious plague which nearly kills the entire male population. Adam possesses the aforementioned superpowers as his father Superman.
  • Clark Kent Jr. first appeared in Earth's Finest #154 (Dec 1965).[47] The graphic symbol has appeared in various stories in DC comics as the son of Superman and Lois Lane.
  • Jon Lane Kent is the son of Superman and Lois Lane, born in an alternating New 52 futurity. Another version of Superboy and the genetic template for the New 52 version of the clone Superboy, Kon-El, Jon becomes both a deadly supervillain and briefly, just before his death, a superhero.
  • Boyzarro, the son of Bizarro and Loiz is the mirror paradigm of Superboy. He get-go appeared in the 4-part story "Boyzarro Re-Death."[48] Afterward the destruction of Bizarro World, Boyzarro and other characters in the Bizarroverse, including Robzarro (the mirror paradigm of Robin) relocated to Earth. The character was originally named Bizarro Boy, simply creator Patrick Gleason inverse his proper noun due to fan suggestions on social media. This immune for the Super Sons analogue to later exist named Bizarro Boyz.[49]
  • In the "Super Sons" iii-part graphic novel series past Ridley Pearson and Ile Gonzalez, Jon Kent and Damian "Ian" Wayne have to work together to save their city from global climate disaster.[50]

In other media [edit]

Arrowverse [edit]

Built-in on Krypton's Argo City, Clark and Lois have a baby male child named Jonathan in the 2019 Arrowverse crossover upshot "Crisis on Infinite Earths". At the end of the earth-shattering Crisis result, the couple now has two sons.

Superman & Lois [edit]

Jordan Elsass and Alex Garfin as Jonathan and Jordan in the tv set series Superman & Lois.

In the television serial Superman & Lois, Clark and Lois take twin sons Jordan and Jonathan, played by Alex Garfin and Jordan Elsass.[51] Jonathan is described equally pocket-sized and kind-hearted, while Hashemite kingdom of jordan is wildly intelligent with social anxiety. The twins were named after Clark's adoptive and biological fathers Jonathan Kent and Jor-El.

In season 1, Jonathan and Hashemite kingdom of jordan are 14-yr-old freshmen in high schoolhouse. Later Clark'due south adoptive female parent Martha dies, Clark and Lois move the family unit from Metropolis to Smallville, where the brothers learn that their father is Superman. Only Jordan seems to take inherited their begetter's superpowers. Though he has difficulty controlling his powers, Hashemite kingdom of jordan has so far developed: heat vision, invulnerability, freeze breath, superhuman strength and hearing.

Teen Titans Go! [edit]

Jon has a cameo in the animated serial Teen Titans Go! in the episode "Chicken in the Cradle".

Young Justice [edit]

Jon has appeared in the animated series Young Justice voiced by Greyness Griffin. He beginning appears in the season 3 episode "Abode Fires" when his female parent Lois brings him to the home of Iris West for a playdate with the children of other superheroes. In the flavor four episode "I Know Why the Caged Cat Sings", Jon is at the Kent subcontract in Smallville for a family gathering while his parents explicate the recent passing of Conner Kent. In the series, Jon's powers have begun enkindling.

Video games [edit]

  • Jon Kent appears as a playable character in the DC Legends video game.[52] [53]
  • Superboy appears as a playable character in Lego DC Super-Villains, voiced by Yuri Lowenthal.

Merchandising [edit]

  • Jonathan Kent and his canis familiaris Krypto are featured in Kotobukiya ARTFX+ series.[54]
  • Superboy and Robin (Super Sons) are function of the DC Icons action effigy lines.[55]
  • Prime 1 Studio released a Superboy & Robin statue from its DC Comics series.[56]

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External links [edit]

  • Jon Kent at DC Comics
  • Jon Kent at DC Database

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Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jon_Kent_%28DC_Comics%29

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