Has Clark Kent/Superman ever treated Connor Kent aka Superboy as his own son?
Superman
Character » Superman appears in 18885 issues.
Sent to Earth as an infant from the dying planet Krypton, Kal-El was adopted by the loving Kent family and raised in America's heartland as Clark Kent. Using his immense solar-fueled powers, he became Superman to defend mankind against all manner of threats while championing truth, justice, and the American way!
Connor: Son of Superman
Has Clark Kent/Superman ever treated Connor Kent aka Superboy as his own son?
not really...they've always had more of a big brother/little brother relationship
That's weak.
I know especially when Connor is the "son" of both Superman/Clark Kent/Kal El and Lex Luthor.
Oh what sweet irony.
@jeremy1989: DC writers should exploit that far more often, smh.
He treats him like a brother because genetically, that is what he is. An exact genetic duplicate = more of a twin brother than a son.
He treats him like a brother because genetically, that is what he is. An exact genetic duplicate = more of a twin brother than a son.
Terry Mcgennis was a genetic duplicate of Bruce Wayne and he gets a pass as a son.
He treats him like a brother because genetically, that is what he is. An exact genetic duplicate = more of a twin brother than a son.
he's not an exact genetic duplicate....his dna is a combination of Clark's and Lex's dna...if you wanted to put a label on it he's more like a son of Lex and Clark
He treats him like a brother because genetically, that is what he is. An exact genetic duplicate = more of a twin brother than a son.
Um, no he's not? Only half his DNA comes from Superman, the other half comes from Lex Luthor. Thus, not an exact genetic duplicate.
Technically, is he even a clone? A clone is produced from one organism to which they are genetically identical, so how does that work in the context of Superboy, Superman, and Lex Luthor?
It seems to me he's more like Superman's and Lex's test tube baby.
He treats him like a brother because genetically, that is what he is. An exact genetic duplicate = more of a twin brother than a son.
Terry Mcgennis was a genetic duplicate of Bruce Wayne and he gets a pass as a son.
Neither are genetic duplicates. To put in some way Bruce and terry mother are his parents. The parents of Connor are Lex and Superman (he wasnt born from a mother like terry was).
He treats him like a brother because genetically, that is what he is. An exact genetic duplicate = more of a twin brother than a son.
Terry Mcgennis was a genetic duplicate of Bruce Wayne and he gets a pass as a son.
Neither are genetic duplicates. To put in some way Bruce and terry mother are his parents. The parents of Connor are Lex and Superman (he wasnt born from a mother like terry was).
So who's the surrogate "mother" between Lex and Clark Kent of Connor?
Terry's dad was given Bruce's DNA he was made by boing boing
Superboy in a lab, I prefer him as a brother to Superman.
Cause the idea of Superman and Lex being parents to the same offspring is weird..
Well in the Wonderful World of Comics,
EVERYTHING MAKE SENSE.
Especially Connor being the "offspring" of Lex and Superman.
@jeremy1989: Cause just luke Joe Quesada says'' This is comics. Anything goes.''
He has treated him like family but never as a son.
As it was put in Smallville -
Lois: Are you trying to tell me Connor is the genetic love-child of Clark Kent and Lex Luthor?
Clark: You don't have to say it like that.
As it was put in Smallville -
Lois: Are you trying to tell me Connor is the genetic love-child of Clark Kent and Lex Luthor?
Clark: You don't have to say it like that.
Lol.
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