Jonathan "Jon" Kent is the firstborn son of Kryptonian superhero Superman and news reporter Lois Lane. He was born of the New Earth versions of the characters whilst trapped on Telos during Convergence. Following the Rebirth of the Universe, his parents merged with their Prime Earth versions, folding their histories and Jon's into one. To all those around him, Jon now always had been a denizen of Prime Earth. Jonathan was born during a multiversal cataclysm after both his and his mother's lives were jeopardized by a mentally unstable counterpart of his father. Superman managed to get his family into safety with the assistance of an alternate Batman who aided Superman in the delivery of his son. When the one responsible for said cataclysm had a change of heart, Lois and Jon accompanied his father to the first Crisis in order to prevent the Multiverse from collapsing, a mission that proved successful. Jon and his parents ended up stranded in a different Earth than the one they came from, to which they were forced to overcome and adapt to have a fulfilling life. All of that was taken from the Wiki.
This thread will be divided into the following categories:
- Accolades
- Equipment
- Strength
- Speed
- Invulnerability/Durability
- Heat Vision
- Breath Powers
- Super Senses
- Miscellaneous
Accolades
- Wonder Woman says Jon could be the greatest hero the world has ever seen and that his birth is more important than an attempted alien planetary invasion. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #1)
- Batman claims that with Jon's unique physiology, he could be "more" than Clark, most likely meaning he could be something superior or better. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #1)
- With Clark off-world, Batman calls Jon the most powerful being on the planet. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #11)
- With Ultraman running around killing different universe's Kal-El's, Val-Zod and Earth-2 Red Tornado believe the best chance to stopping him is having Jon team up with Val-Zod. - (Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent Issue #1)
- Lex Luthor from the Injustice universe says that Jon has the potential in raw power to be stronger than Injustice Superman. - (Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent Issue #3)
Equipment
- During his Super Sons days, Jon was given a belt from his father that was capable of projecting a hardlight shield around himself. This shield protected Jon from Rex Luthor's Power Glove's powerful punch. - (Adventures of the Super Sons Issue #1/2)
- This shield also protects Jon from Kid Deadshot's laser. - (Adventures of the Super Sons Issue #2)
- The belt also has its own WiFi. - (Adventures of the Super Sons Issue #1)
- When he was held captive, Jon had a friend make him a sort of fail-safe for if he was ever away from a yellow sun and couldn't get the benefit of all or any of his powers. This was a gem in his belt that, from the looks of it, is stored with a vast amount of yellow sun energy. Once it's broken, Jon is able to get all of his powers back instantly. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #18)
Strength
General/Lifting
- Jon jumps an incredibly far distance off a roof. - (Super Sons Issue #2, 2017)
- Jon breaks free from being wrapped up with Damian's grapple line. - (Super Sons Issue #3, 2017)
- Jon carries three people on his back while he and Robin escape from Kid Amazo's lab. - (Super Sons Issue #4, 2017)
- Jon stops a speeding moped and grips the bumper of a car to lift it up for Damian. - (Super Sons Issue #6, 2017)
- Jon breaks out from being frozen in time, however Time Commander did imply that he was weaker than before after turning Robin into an old man. - (Super Sons Issue #7, 2017)
- Jon catches a car as it crashes over a bridge and aligns it softy on the ground. - (Super Sons Annual #1, 2017)
- Jon grabs and takes a car away that the Shaggy Boy was holding above his head. - (Adventures of the Super Sons Issue #1)
- Jon easily uproots a tree to use as a bench. - (Adventures of the Super Sons Issue #6)
- Jon is able to stop a speeding train after its brakes had broken. - (Superman Rebirth Issue #26)
- Jon lifts up his car and flies back home with it. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #2)
- Jon carries a ship full of refugees from the Atlantic Ocean back to Metropolis. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #2)
- Jon is able to help lift a post-human who was so heavy he described her as being bonded to a fraction of a neutron star, and then help carries her to Star Labs in Metropolis. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #3)
- Jon rips open a heavily reinforced door. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #4)
- Powered up by what was the equivalent energy of a localized solar flare, Jon needs to hold back more than usual but can still lift a car up from underwater. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #5)
- Powered up by what was the equivalent energy of a localized solar flare, Jon needs to hold back more than usual but can still easily rip open the side of an armored jeep. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #5)
- Powered up by what was the equivalent energy of a localized solar flare, Jon is able to lift part of a bridge with several ambulances and two large trucks and carry it to another hospital. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #5)
- Jon rips the door off of a shipping container. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #6)
- While under attack by a superpowered human with the ability to put people to sleep, Jon is able to withstand the effects and carry both a man and a shipping container full of people from the sea back to Metropolis. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #6)
- The super powered man said Jon was too powerful for him to be affected. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #6)
- Jon lifts and uses a large piece of sea floor to help him shove a large sea creature. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #8)
- Jon catches, lifts, and then carries the Spire of Dublin, a 190-foot pole that weighed 126 tons. It looks like he was flying it somewhere but it doesn't reveal where. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #10)
- Jon wraps a steel beam around a group of arsonists. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #11)
- Jon is able to catch a large L that fell of a building. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El 2021 Annual)
- Jon is able to pretty easily lift the key to the Fortress of Solitude which he says weighs several hundred tons. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #13)
- Jon lifts a submarine and carries it from underwater onto the shore of Gamorra. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #14)
- Jon easily holds a bench press bar with three plates on each side with his right arm. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #16)
- Jon was able to break a lock made from a neutron star. - (Adventures with Superman: Jon Kent Issue #2)
Striking
- Jon helps his father punch the Eradicator's head off and leave it hanging back. - (Superman Rebirth Issue #4)
- Jon punches a giant pterodactyl and forces it to crash to the ground. - (Superman Rebirth Issue #8)
- Jon knocks down a thick tree with a single punch. - (Superman Rebirth Issue #17)
- Jon staggers Lex Luthor in his Superman suit with a kick. - (Super Sons Issue #2, 2017)
- Jon punches an android in half and then rips another in two. - (Super Sons Issue #3, 2017)
- Jon punches down a large steel door. - (Super Sons Issue #7, 2017)
- Jon throws Chun-Yull into Atom-Master. - (Super Sons Issue #7, 2017)
- Jon staggers a large statue of Superman with two punches. - (Adventures of the Super Sons Issue #1)
- Despite claiming that he's weaker due to the creature's magic, Jon knocks out a Minotaur with a punch. - (Challenge of the Super Sons Issue #3)
- Jon uses a Thunderclap to create a shockwave powerful enough to almost completely cancel out the large waves of a tsunami heading towards Metropolis. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #8)
- Thanks to his electricity powers granted to him from the Lazarus Planet incident, Jon is able to briefly knock out Ultraman, but the strain puts him out of commission for longer. Ultraman would say that that is the hardest he's ever been hit by anyone. - (Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent Issue #2)
Speed
Flight/Travel
- Lex Luthor says that it's nonsense to believe that Jon is a normal kid with his speed after Jon kicked Luthor and ran away from him. - (Super Sons Issue #2, 2017)
- Jon races his father home and beats him, surprising Superman who was just trying to tell Jon that not even Flash can beat Clark in a race. - (Action Comics Issue #966)
- Jon outpaces Kid Amazo's energy blast in time to intercept it and shield Damian Wayne. - (Super Sons Issue #16, 2017)
- Jon flies and intercepts a missile fired from a fighter jet. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #1)
- Jon claims he can move far faster than the speed of sound. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #2)
- Jon is able to fly from Metropolis to somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean in no longer than a few moments in order to save a boat of refugees. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #2)
- Jon is able to save 472 people and their pets from the inside of a falling building in four seconds. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #3)
- Jon is able to outpace the Flash in order to reach Faultline first. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #4)
- Jon saves several citizens of Metropolis from a flood after he just stopped the worst of the waves. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #8)
- Gamorra satellites tracked Jon leaving the United States one hour ago but he was able to fly in and attack three members of the Rising as soon as they found Nightwing. Jon simply tells them that he kept flying around the world until he reached back to Metropolis. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #9)
- Jon is able to fly from wherever he was watching Lex Luthor's press conference being broadcast back to Metropolis (he was just shown flying in Ireland when it started) just mere seconds after a man grabbed his mother's arm. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #10)
- Jon is able to fly from somewhere remote in the mountains to Bludhaven in a matter of seconds. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #11)
- Jon intercepts a powerful energy beam aimed from a satellite/space station that was intended to possibly wipe out the small nation of Gamorra. He was on the ground in Gamorra and saw that the beam would fire and hit the nation in "less than a second", yet we see it already had fired by the time Jon had raced up there to intercept it while the beam was still in space. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #15)
- Jon plants several acres worth of trees for the rainforest restoration effort in the Amazon. This is only part of his day as he also looks out through the galaxy for his father, tries to visit three hospitals, and check in with and spend time with his friends and loved ones. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #16)
- Jon is attacked mentally by the Ultra-Humanite who tried to overwhelm him with all the negative thoughts people have been thinking about Jon, but Jon is faster than thought and races inside the Ultra-Humanite's cell, fixes his power dampener and reconnects it to the power grid, and reattached it before his mind could get overwhelmed. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #16)
- Jon races his father to the third planet from Vega and Clark admits that he "legitimately" beat him. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #17)
- Jon races around the planet to help take out falling satellites in places above Metropolis, Africa, and Europe. There were over a thousand satellites falling and would reach the surface in less than five minutes, although Jon had the help of the Teen Titans and Superman of Earth-2 Val-Zod to help him. - (Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent Issue #1)
- Jon flies behind Injustice Hawkgirl and rips her wings off before she can react, and he is able to fly towards Yellow Lantern Hal Jordan and take his Ring off before he can form a thought and make a construct. - (Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent Issue #6)
Combat/Reactions
- Jon takes out all five members of The Hangmen as a red blur and the Teen Titans believed it was Kid Flash who defeated the gang. - (Super Sons Issue #11, 2017)
- Jon is fast enough to intercept a sniper shot after it was fired and catch the bullet in his bare hands, all faster than the shooter, Talia Al-Ghul, could notice him. - (Super Sons Issue #14, 2017)
- Jon beats up two League of Assassins members and runs in front of a third one who disengaged and attacked a woman with a sword in time to catch the sword on the downswing and save the woman. - (Super Sons Issue #14, 2017)
- Red kryptonite caused Jon to be split in two and most likely halved his powers as well, so I'll be using feats for both "Red Superboy" and "Blue Superboy", the two halves created by the red kryptonite. Blue Superboy swats away Kid Deadshot's laser. - (Adventures of the Super Sons Issue #3)
- Jon flies up and intercepts a missile fired from a fighter jet. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #1)
- Jon intercepts 67 bullets fired from a rifle and uses his body as a shield to protect a group of university students. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #2)
- Jon is able to save both his grandparents before their farm blew up. A post-human named Faultline, who couldn't control her powers, was dropped from a plane onto the house. Jon was able to hear the house start breaking as Faultline began falling through the ceiling and was able to grab both his grandparents and was trying to grab his new friend Jay but noticed that he would just phase through his body. So after trying and failing to grab Jay, Jon would take his grandparents a safe distance away without either of them being harmed. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #3/4)
- Jon uses his Heat Vision to blast falling debris and make sure none of it hits any civilians trapped inside of a building. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #10)
- Jon is attacked mentally by the Ultra-Humanite who tried to overwhelm him with all the negative thoughts people have been thinking about Jon, but Jon is faster than thought and races inside the Ultra-Humanite's cell, fixes his power dampener and reconnects it to the power grid, and reattached it before his mind could get overwhelmed. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #16)
- Jon scans the faces of every person in a city block around the Daily Planet in half a second. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #18)
- Jon is able to track down and intercept Injustice Flash as the speedster was searching for him on Earth. - (Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent Issue #6)
- Jon is able to have a conversation with Injustice Flash in what he describes as what would have been hours for anyone else but are able to do so before two pigeons could flap their wings again. - (Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent Issue #6)
Invulnerability/Durability
Invulnerability
- Jon states that his invulnerability extends to anything touching his skin. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #18)
- A sword breaks against Jon's chest. - (Super Sons Issue #13, 2017)
- Jon beats up two League of Assassins members and runs in front of a third one who attacked a woman with a sword. Jon grabs the sword and breaks it in his hand. - (Super Sons Issue #14, 2017)
- A thrown shuriken bounces off Jon's head and a sword fails to break his skin. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #1)
- Jon no-sells the attacks of three Gamorra super beings and one of them breaks their nose trying to headbutt him. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #9)
- Jon, like most other Kryptonians, can no-sell gunfire. - (Superman: Kal-El Returns Special)
Durability - Blunt Force
- Jon takes a kick to the face and a flurry of punches from Damian Wayne. - (Superman Rebirth Issue #10)
- Jon is knocked back by Mister Squish in what Superman refers to as a "vicious hit". - (Superman Rebirth Issue #11)
- Jon protects Kathy from the spikes of a large porcupine using his body as a shield. - (Superman Rebirth Issue #17)
- Jon is punched back by an android Batman with enough force to break a small tree but bounces right back up. - (Super Sons Issue #3, 2017)
- Jon is thrown into the large penny in the Batcave by Damian and pelted by his Batarangs and answers with annoyance. - (Super Sons Issue #5, 2017)
- Jon shrugs off a kick and punch to the face and then Damian's explosives. - (Super Sons Issue #5, 2017)
- Jon survives and shrugs off being basically at the forefront of a medium-sized explosion. - (Super Sons Issue #8, 2017)
- A large statue of Superman punches Jon twice and then steps on him. - (Adventures of the Super Sons Issue #1)
- Red kryptonite caused Jon to be split in two and most likely halved his powers as well, so I'll be using feats for both "Red Superboy" and "Blue Superboy", the two halves created by the red kryptonite. Red Superboy punches Blue Superboy right into Rex Luthor's path, who punches him again with his Power Glove. - (Adventures of the Super Sons Issue #3)
- Jon is slashed in the back by a large creature. - (Adventures of the Super Sons Issue #6)
- Jon is shot by several bullets from a futuristic minigun with none of them doing any lasting damage. - (Adventures of the Super Sons Issue #9)
- Jon is punched away by Dreadnaught and sent flying into a building but is fine right afterwards. - (Superman Rebirth Issue #26)
- Jon is slammed into the ground and then punched back hard enough to break a telephone pole by a Minotaur. - (Challenge of the Super Sons Issue #3)
- Jon has his head slammed into Damian's by a large magical creature, and since it was magical in nature, it was affecting and severely limiting his powers. - (Challenge of the Super Sons Issue #5)
- Jon uses his body as a shield and hugs a man who has a bomb go off in his brain, shielding Nightwing from the maximum blast despite standing just behind him. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #9)
- Jon is knocked back by the Ultra-Humanite as the beast broke through his cell wall. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #16)
- Stripped of his powers by red sun radiation, Jon falls from flying and crashes through a few tree branches on his way to falling to the ground. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #18)
- Jon is punched by Ultraman and sent flying into the street below, recovering in a few moments. - (Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent Issue #2)
- Jon is punched in the air by Ultraman and then blasted in the face by his Heat Vision. - (Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent Issue #2)
- Jon is slammed into the ground by Injustice Batman, held down by Batgirl, Catwoman, and Harley Quinn, and then punched in the face by Injustice Batman. - (Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent Issue #4)
- Jon has his jaw broken by Injustice Wonder Woman but it apparently heals incredibly fast and without much discomfort for him. - (Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent Issue #6)
- Jon takes a backhanded punch from an angry Injustice Superman. - (Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent Issue #6)
Durability - Energy/Temperature
- Jon survives and shrugs off being basically at the forefront of a medium-sized explosion. - (Super Sons Issue #8, 2017)
- Jon was deemed as a possible host for the Amazo armor after it had siphoned the energy of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and Flash when before it had their energies, it was able to fry a normal human kid and kill him. - (Super Sons Issue #16, 2017)
- Jon is blasted by Kid Amazo's repulsor blast and sent flying into a wall hard enough to crack it but recovers in a few moments. - (Super Sons Issue #16, 2017)
- Depowered thanks to yellow kryptonite, Jon is able to force his way out of the Puppeteer's control over his belt shield, deactivate it, and then jump in front of the Puppeteer to try and save him from Rex Luthor, getting shot in the process. This would knock him unconscious but not kill him. - (Adventures of the Super Sons Issue #2)
- Red kryptonite caused Jon to be split in two and most likely halved his powers as well, so I'll be using feats for both "Red Superboy" and "Blue Superboy", the two halves created by the red kryptonite. Red Superboy is able to unknowingly endure having his backside be Heat Vision'd by Blue Superboy, and this went on to make him hot enough to completely melt the ice that had encased Red Superboy and Damian. - (Adventures of the Super Sons Issue #3)
- Blue and Red Superboy help slow down a crashing spaceship and Blue Superboy takes a powerful blast from the thrusters but survives. - (Adventures of the Super Sons Issue #3)
- Jon is able to hold a wooden beam that's on fire without any discomfort. - (Superman Rebirth Issue #26)
- Jon is fine after blocking Starfire's energy blast on his forearms. - (Superman Rebirth Issue #38)
- Jon is struck in the back in a direct hit from a bolt of lightning, using a metal rod as a conductor to bring the bolt to him away from the Flash. - (Challenge of the Super Sons Issue #2)
- Jon places himself in front of Damian to take a powerful magical blast from Felix Faust and only appears woozy afterwards. - (Challenge of the Super Sons Issue #14)
- Jon flies in and saves a group of firefighters and citizens from a large fire, using his Super Breath to blow away the flames from a truck. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #1)
- Jon stands close to, walks toward, and eventually embraces a post-human who was sending out blasts of heat and flames hot enough to melt bullets before they could reach him. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #1)
- Jon is hit by a heat blast that would be hot enough to melt shipping containers but didn't pose any real threat to him. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #6)
- Jon flies between
- Jon intercepts an energy blast and uses his body as a shield, being knocked unconscious for a few moments. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #7)
- Jon uses his body as a shield and hugs a man who has a bomb go off in his brain, shielding Nightwing from the maximum blast despite standing just behind him. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #9)
- Jon intercepts a powerful energy beam aimed from a satellite/space station that was intended to possibly wipe out the small nation of Gamorra and then he is fine being close to the station after it self-destructs. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #15)
- Jon is shocked by a stun baton from a guard at Stryker's Island and sent crashing into a wall but admits that it didn't hurt him that much. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #16)
- Jon is punched in the air by Ultraman and then blasted in the face by his Heat Vision. - (Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent Issue #2)
- Jon recharged his solar energy by basically sitting in the sun. - (Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent Issue #6)
Heat Vision
- Jon injures Doomsday with his Heat Vision and saves his dad. - (Action Comics Issue #961)
- Jon uses his Heat Vision to send a possessed Superman flying backwards. - (Trinity Issue #6)
- Jon accidentally uses his Heat Vision to fry a hawk and his cat. - (Superman Rebirth Issue #1)
- Jon's Heat Vision burns Superman and destroys a controlling crystal that was forcing a large tentacled creature to attack Superman and a sub full of men. - (Superman Rebirth Issue #2)
- We later see that Superman's back is burned and he says that Jon's blast "packed a wallop". - (Superman Rebirth Issue #2)
- Jon's Heat Vision slices through an old stone wall after he is attacked by sonics. - (Superman Rebirth Issue #11)
- Jon's Heat Vision was hot enough to turn the ground to glass. - (Superman Rebirth Issue #17)
- Jon's Heat Vision is able to slice through a giant squid's tentacles. - (Superman Rebirth Issue #21)
- Jon uses precise and thin beams of Heat Vision to injure an Assassin's leg. - (Super Sons Issue #13, 2017)
- Red kryptonite caused Jon to be split in two and most likely halved his powers as well, so I'll be using feats for both "Red Superboy" and "Blue Superboy", the two halves created by the red kryptonite. Red Superboy's Heat Vision is able to overpower Ice Princess's Freeze Gun and accidentally blast a hole in the side of a space ship. - (Adventures of the Super Sons Issue #3)
- Jon uses his Heat Vision to start a fire. - (Adventures of the Super Sons Issue #7)
- Jon uses his Heat Vision to blast a hole in a wall. - (Adventures of the Super Sons Issue #7)
- Jon can use his Heat Vision to specifically heat a knife Vandal Savage was holding at a woman's neck. - (Challenge of the Super Sons Issue #7)
- Jon's Heat Vision easily cuts a missile in half. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #1)
- Jon uses his Heat Vision to cut out a large piece of underwater rock. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #8)
- Jon uses a combination of his X-Ray Vision, Microscopic Vision, and Heat Vision to perform super-speed microsurgery and disable a bomb located inside of a man's head. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #11)
- Jon uses his Heat Vision to cut off the pipes of the Gamorra men and women controlling the Post Humans. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #15)
- Jon uses his Heat Vision to reheat his mother's coffee. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #16)
- Jon uses his Heat Vision to heat up a pair of guns that forces tow men to drop them. - (Superman: Kal-El Returns Special)
Breath Powers
Freeze Breath
- Jon sneezes and accidentally activates his Freeze Breath, freezing Goliath's wings. - (Superman Rebirth Issue #10)
- Jon then creates a large column of ice with his Freeze Breath in order to stop Batman and Superman from arguing. - (Superman Rebirth Issue #10)
- Jon uses his Freeze Breath to freeze Mister Squish. - (Superman Rebirth Issue #11)
- Jon uses his Freeze Breath to freeze a spout of water during a flood in Metropolis, stopping the water from crashing into a building. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #6)
- Jon uses his Freeze Breath to freeze the ocean in front of a large sea creature in order to steer it away from Metropolis. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #7)
- Jon uses his Freeze Breath to freeze Red Sin from above in order to keep out of range of the red sun radiation leaking from his body. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #18)
Super Breath
- When his father was fighting Doomsday, Jon cheered so loud he broke the windows in the room he was in. - (Action Comics Issue #960)
- Jon uses his Super Breath to blow away an android a considerable distance. - (Super Sons Issue #4, 2017)
- Jon's Super Breath shreds off Chun-Yull's clothes and top layer of skin, leaving him just in his clay form and easy to finish off. - (Super Sons Issue #8, 2017)
- Jon was able to inhale poison gas meant to kill Hawkgirl and keep that in his lungs for several minutes. - (Challenge of the Super Sons Issue #6)
- Jon flies in and saves a group of firefighters and citizens from a large fire, using his Super Breath to blow away the flames from a truck. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #1)
- Jon blows away four superpowered humans off of a ship with his Super Breath. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #6)
Super Senses
Hearing
- When Jon's Super Hearing first kicked in, he heard the breeze like thunder and the scuttling insects on the ground like tiny hammers on his brain. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #16)
- Jon hears Wonder Woman, Batman, and his father talking outside his house. - (Superman Rebirth Issue #1)
- While flying around with his father, Jon is able to hear the heartbeats of certain citizens in the town below him. - (Superman Rebirth Issue #21)
- Jon uses his Super Hearing to hear a metahuman starting fires in a forest some distance away. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #1)
- Jon is able to hear a man being hit in the head with the butt of a rifle after he already started flying away. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue 1)
- Jon knows the sound of Damian Wayne's heartbeat and was able to use this to help find him despite him being off the grid. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #1)
- Jon is able to talk to Superman in a tone quieter than a human could hear. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #3)
- Jon is able to tell President Bendix is lying by seeing his heartbeat and listening to his pulse. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #4)
- Jon hears a man screaming in pain from several miles away. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #4)
- Jon hears Dick Grayson whispering for them to meet up without alerting the others near him. - (Nightwing Issue #89, 2016)
- Jon hears Oracle talking to Nightwing through his earpiece. - (Nightwing Issue #89, 2016)
- Jon is able to hear Lex Luthor's news conference everywhere while flying and carrying the Spire of Dublin. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #10)
- Jon is able to hear the emergency signal from his mother's watch from a huge distance away. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #12)
- Jon is able to hear Dreamer calling his name while she was on the surface of Gamorra and he was in a bunker deep underground. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #15)
- Jon is able to hear an explosion at Stryker's Island when he was most likely inside of the LexCorp building. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #16)
- Jon hears his father's heartbeat from inside Stryker Island when Clark was up somewhere high in the atmosphere. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #16)
- Jon is able to hear a skip in Injustice Flash's heartbeat. - (Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent Issue #6)
Sight
- Jon is able to sift through 127 hours of security camera footage and locate the face of one guy several times in about a minute when Robin said it would take him about a week to do so. - (Super Sons Issue #2, 2017)
- Jon is able to see a faint trail of energy in the air the day after a super was murdered. - (Nightwing Issue #89, 2016)
- Jon uses a combination of his X-Ray Vision, Microscopic Vision, and Heat Vision to perform super-speed microsurgery and disable a bomb located inside of a man's head. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #11)
Telescopic Vision
- Jon's Telescopic Vision allows him to see a robbery happening in Gotham Heights from outside the city. - (Super Sons Issue #10, 2017)
- Jon's Telepathic Vision allows him to see a satellite in clear view. - (Action Comics Issue #966)
- Jon uses his Telescopic Vision to spot a post-human several blocks away while up in the air. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #3)
- Jon is able to see an armed robbery happening six blocks over. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #5)
- Jon is able to see a large sea creature heading towards Metropolis while inside of a ship. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #7)
- Jon is possibly able to use his Super Eyesight and see that an area of the ocean is deoxygenated. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #7)
- Jon is able to tell which building, which floor, and where in the room the shield control is while flying high above Gamorra. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #14)
- Jon can see a satellite charging an attack and aiming it towards Gamorra. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #15)
- Jon uses his Telescopic Vision to search through the galaxy for his father. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #16)
- It appears he would tell Lois he was looking galaxies away. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El 2021 Annual)
- Jon can see his father helping with a burst dam in India while he himself is at the Kent farm in Kansas. - (Action Comics Issue #1050)
- Jon is able to see that a streak of light in the sky isn't a shooting star but a falling satellite. - (Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent Issue #1)
- Jon can see the members of the Injustice Earth Justice League searching the planet for him as he is flying back towards it from the sun. - (Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent Issue #6)
X-Ray/Microscopic Vision
- Jon uses his X-Ray vision to check and make sure a shooter wasn't armed with any other weapons. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #2)
- Jon is able to quickly scan 472 people inside a falling building. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #3)
- Jon uses his X-Ray vision to make sure neither of his grandparents had any injuries after he saved them from an explosion. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #4)
- Powered up by what was the equivalent energy of a localized solar flare, Jon uses his X-Ray vision to see into an armored jeep. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #5)
- Jon is able to see an armed robbery happening six blocks over. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #5)
- Jon is able to see a large sea creature heading towards Metropolis while inside of a ship. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #7)
- Jon uses his X-Ray Vision to spot a large underground structure under the LexCorp building. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #9)
- Jon can see something transmitting in a person's brain and sees the bomb trigger and go off. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #9)
- Jon can see a man through a wall and then confirms that he has a small bomb inside of his brain. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #11)
- Jon uses a combination of his X-Ray Vision, Microscopic Vision, and Heat Vision to perform super-speed microsurgery and disable a bomb located inside of a man's head. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #11)
- Jon is able to see through Jay's apartment wall to see people gathering outside. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #13)
- Jon is able to tell which building, which floor, and where in the room the shield control is while flying high above Gamorra. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #14)
- Jon is able to see a bunker deep underground. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #15)
- Jon can see red sun radiation in the air. - (Superman: Son of Kal-El Issue #18)
Miscellaneous
Solar Flare
- Jon has the same Solar Flare ability New-52 Superman had where he unleashed a lot of his stored energy all at once in a devastating AOE blast. Jon's is activated when his emotional levels get too high and stressed and when he accidentally fired one off, he damaged the Titans Tower and knocked out all of the Teen Titans. - (Super Sons Issue #11, 2017/Teen Titans Issue #15, 2016)
- Robin says he read Batman's files before and confirms that Jon used a Solar Flare. - (Teen Titans Issue #15, 2016)
Lightning
- Jon gained the ability to emit powerful blasts and large bursts of lightning after being exposed to the Lazarus energies. In a fit of anger, Jon channels the lightning and shoots it out at Injustice Batman, Catwoman, and Harley Quinn in order to get them to release him and let him up off the floor. - (Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent Issue #4)
- These new powers make Jon more powerful and faster than he's ever been and he uses these to bullrush Injustice Wonder Woman, being able to fly all the way to Jupiter before she reacts. - (Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent Issue #6)
- With what looks like the last dregs of his powered-up form, Jon is able to snatch the Lasso of Truth away from Injustice Wonder Woman without her stopping him. - (Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent Issue #6)
- Powered up stronger than he's ever been, Jon knows he's faster than Injustice Superman and rushes forward to hug him before the evil Clark could react. - (Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent Issue #6)
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