Jay Nakamura

Jay Nakamura is the Gamorran boyfriend of Jon Kent who originally came to United States as a refugee. He is known for having a keen interest in journalism and activism, going as far as creating and anonymously running an underground journalism site called The Truth to spread truths about the events in his homeland and unmask influential people, and leading an eponymous activist group of the same name under the codename Gossamer. Due to experimentation against his will by Henry Bendix, Jay is also a "post-human" with artificially created metahuman abilities. He has been a member of the Secret Six.

Jay Nakamura was created by Tom Taylor and John Timms, and first appeared in Superman: Son of Kal-El #2. (2021)

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