Kon-El
Character » Kon-El appears in 1734 issues.
Conner Kent, also known as Kon-El, is a human/Kryptonian hybrid clone of Superman and Lex Luthor created by N.O.W.H.E.R.E. for the purpose of being the mantle of Superman. Instead, he stuck to his own path, and became a member of the Teen Titans.
Questions about Superboy
1) I'm not really sure what you mean by the question. How long he's been around in comics, his age in comics? He was created in 1993, and he's around 16 (I guess).
2) Theoretically he should, even though he's only half-Kryptonian. When he appeared in Titans Tomorrow he had the advantage of the TK field as well, so he may be even more durable.
3) They'll probably address that sometime later in Teen Titans.
i was under the impression that , like supes, his powers will never stop growing, even only if that is only barely so. it depends on his proximity and capacity to solar radiation, as well as how long he lives.
"Ok I got one. Are Superboy's Powers transferuble? Let me explane. When Superman gets struck by lightning and somebody is standing next to him they get his powers. So I was wondering if the same thing cam happin to Superboy. "
I think you're thinking of Smallville, where they did that with a chunk of Kryptonite and electricity. That's the show. It doesn't work like that in the comics. Parasite or somene like him could steal powers, but they're not transferrable.
" @Primmaster64: no Connor knows, what i meant was if he said he was his son that would bring up questions for him as both Superman and as Clark Kent "Meant other people
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