Jonathan Kent

Jonathan Kent is the husband of Martha Kent and the adoptive father of Superman, also known as Clark Kent. Since they were unable to conceive a child of their own, when the Kents found him as a baby inside of a strange rocket crashed to Earth, they raised him as their son on their farm in Smallville, Kansas. They were caring parents who instilled him with a deep sense of morality, and Superman would visit his parents frequently even after he moved to the bustling city of Metropolis. Superman would later name his own son after his adoptive father - Jonathan Samuel Kent, who would become his sidekick Superboy. Jonathan Kent was created by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster, first appearing in Superman #1. (1939)

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Characters	Alura In-Ze • Bibbo Bibbowski • Cat Grant • Chloe Sullivan • Clark Kent • Chief Parker • Dan Turpin • Dubbilex • Emil Hamilton • Gangbuster • George Taylor • Guardian • Jimmy Olsen • Flamebird • Franklin Stern • House of El • Kelex • Kents • Jonathan Kent • Jor-El • Kong Kenan • Lana Lang • Lara Lor-Van • Lena Luthor • Lois Lane • Lori Lemaris • Lucy Lane • Lyla Lerrol • Maxima • Maggie Sawyer • Martha Kent • Mon-El • Natasha Irons • Newsboy Legion • Nightwing • Paul Westfield • Perry White • Pete Ross • Power Girl • Professor Potter • Ron Troupe • Sam Lane • Scorn • Steel • Steve Lombard • Strange Visitor • Superboy • Supergirl • Superman Family • Superwoman • Thorn • William Henderson • Zor-El
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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...
Locations	5th Dimension • Apokolips • Argo City • Bizarro World • Colu • Daily Planet • Daily Star • Daxam • Fortress of Solitude • Kandor • Kent Farm • Krypton • Kryptonopolis • LexCorp • Lexor • Metropolis • New Genesis • Phantom Zone • Project Cadmus • S.T.A.R. Labs • Smallville • Stryker's Island • Suicide Slum • Vathlo Island • Warworld
Items	Atomic Cauldron • Kryptonite • Legion Flight Ring • Phantom Zone Projector • Kryptonian Rocket • "S" Symbol
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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

Jonathan Kent (disambiguation)

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