J'onn J'onzz (Arrowverse: Earth-38)

He was stranded on Earth. Though he had never done anything wrong, J'onn found himself on the run from the Department of Extranormal Operations and their leader, Hank Henshaw. Henshaw had grown obsessed with capturing every alien he discovered, innocent or guilty. Cornered, J'onn was saved by DEO agent Jeremiah Danvers, who gave his life to stop Henshaw. Jeremiah's dying request was for J'onn to look after his daughters, which J'onn fulfilled by shifting into a double of Henshaw and psychically copying his personality to become the head of the DEO.^[2]

Powers and Abilities

Powers

Martian Physiology
- Superhuman Strength^[3]
- Metamorphosis ^[4]
  - Density Control^[5]
- Telepathy^[6]
- Telekinesis ^[7]
  - Flight^[8]

Abilities

Multilingualism^[9]

Notes

This version of the character is exclusive to the continuity of the television series Supergirl and is an adaptation of J'onn J'onzz. The original character was created by Joe Samachson and Joe Certa and first appeared in Detective Comics #255.
J'onn J'onzz/Hank Henshaw is portrayed by David Harewood.

Trivia

J'onn is 317 years old ^[10]

Footnotes

Martian Manhunter

Supporting	Bloodwynd • Captain Harding • Cha'rissa • Diane Meade • H'ronmeer • Jemm • Justice Experience • Justice League International • Justice League of America • Justice League United • K'hym J'onzz • Miss Martian • M'yri'ah • M'yrnn J'onzz • Roh Kar • Saul Erdel • Scorch • Stormwatch • Zook
Villains	Armek • Bette Noir • Cay'an • D'Kay D'Razz • Headmaster • Human Flame • Ma'alefa'ak • Rott • Scorch • The Unnamed • Vulture • White Martians
Miscellaneous	Mars • Middleton • Origins • Publication History • Recommended Reading • Storylines
Comics	Detective Comics (Volume 1) • House of Mystery (Volume 1) • Martian Manhunter (Volume 1) • Martian Manhunter (Volume 2) • Martian Manhunter (Volume 3) • Martian Manhunter (Volume 4) • Martian Manhunter: American Secrets (Volume 1) • Martian Manhunter Special #1

Superman

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Super-Pets	Beppo the Super-Monkey • Comet the Super-Horse • Krypto the Superdog • Proty II • Streaky the Supercat
Villains	Atlas • Atomic Skull • Bizarro • Blackbriar Thorn • Blackrock • Bloodsport • Brainiac • Bruno Mannheim • Composite Superman • Conduit • Cyborg Superman • Dabney Donovan • Darkseid • Dev-Em • Dominus • Doomsday • Encantadora • Eradicator • Faora • General Zod • Gog • Intergang • Jax-Ur • Kryptonite Man • Lex Luthor • Livewire • Lobo • Magog • Mercy Graves • Metallo • Mongul • Morgan Edge • Mister Mxyzptlk • Neutron • Non • Quex-Ul • Parasite • Phantom Zoners • Prankster • Red Cloud • Riot • Satanus • Shockwave • Silver Banshee • Superboy-Prime • Superman Revenge Squad • Terra-Man • Titano • Toyman • Ursa • Ultra-Humanite • Ultraman
Storylines	A Mind-Switch in Time • Brainiac • Superman: The Coming of Atlas • Death of Superman • Doomed • For the Man Who Has Everything • Funeral for a Friend • Kingdom Come • Krypton No More • Last Son • Maelstrom • New Krypton • Public Enemies • Reign of Doomsday • Reign of the Supermen • Revenge • Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes • The Final Days of Superman • The Great Phantom Peril • The Supergirl from Krypton • The Third Kryptonian • Two for the Death of One • Up, Up and Away! • Warworld • Whatever Happened to the Man of Tomorrow? • Who Took the Super out of Superman!
Comics	Action Comics • Superman • Adventures of Superman • Superman: The Man of Steel • Superman: The Man of Tomorrow • Superman/Batman • Other titles...
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Items	Atomic Cauldron • Kryptonite • Legion Flight Ring • Phantom Zone Projector • Kryptonian Rocket • "S" Symbol
Miscellaneous	Origins • Other Media • Publication History • Recommended Reading • Superman is confusing
Creators	Jerry Siegel • Joe Shuster • Mort Weisinger • Wayne Boring • Otto Binder • Al Plastino • Curt Swan • Gerry Conway • José Luis García-López • Elliot S. Maggin • Cary Bates • Len Wein • Alan Moore • Kurt Schaffenberger • Dan Jurgens • Mark Waid • Gail Simone • Geoff Johns • Gary Frank • Greg Rucka • Grant Morrison • Peter Tomasi • Brian Michael Bendis • Ivan Reis

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 ===Early Life===
-'''J'onn J'onzz''' is the last surviving member of the [[Martian]] race.{{Citation}}
+'''J'onn J'onzz''' is the last surviving member of the [[Green Martian]] race. His people where wiped out by the [[White Martians]].<ref>[[Supergirl (TV Series) Episode: Strange Visitor From Another Planet]]</ref>
-===D.E.O.===
+===Hank Henshaw===
-He was stranded on Earth. Though he had never done anything wrong, J'onn found himself on the run from the [[Department of Extranormal Operations (Supergirl TV Series)|Department of Extranormal Operations]] and their leader, [[Henry Henshaw (Supergirl TV Series)| Hank Henshaw]]. Henshaw had grown obsessed with capturing every alien he discovered, innocent or guilty. Cornered, J'onn was saved by DEO agent [[Jeremiah Danvers (Supergirl TV Series)|Jeremiah Danvers]], who gave his life to stop Henshaw. Jeremiah's dying request was for J'onn to look after his daughters, which J'onn fulfilled by shifting into a double of Henshaw and psychically copying his personality to become the head of the DEO.{{Citation}}
+He was stranded on Earth. Though he had never done anything wrong, J'onn found himself on the run from the [[Department of Extranormal Operations (Supergirl TV Series)|Department of Extranormal Operations]] and their leader, [[Henry Henshaw (Supergirl TV Series)| Hank Henshaw]]. Henshaw had grown obsessed with capturing every alien he discovered, innocent or guilty. Cornered, J'onn was saved by DEO agent [[Jeremiah Danvers (Supergirl TV Series)|Jeremiah Danvers]], who gave his life to stop Henshaw. Jeremiah's dying request was for J'onn to look after his daughters, which J'onn fulfilled by shifting into a double of Henshaw and psychically copying his personality to become the head of the DEO.<ref>[[Supergirl (TV Series) Episode: Human for a Day]]</ref>
 | Powers                  =  * {{Alien Physiology|Martian}}

Changes: J'onn J'onzz (Arrowverse: Earth-38)

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Contents

History

Early Life

Hank Henshaw