Limited Resistance to Mind Manipulation (Could briefly fight off the mind control of black kryptonite), Resistance to Matter Manipulation (Can resist an object that crushes atoms), Fire Manipulation & Extreme Heats (Completely unaffected by fire from Bizzaro, could move within the sun without burning), Radiation Manipulation (Is now immune to green kryptonite, able to resist toxic kryptonite made to kill Kryptonians with it only weakening him, Lois with Superman's powers could withstand Uranium 238), Power Mimicry (Stated Superman's DNA code is unable to be read and every attempt to clone him has resulted in a damaged Bizzaro replica), Gravity Manipulation, Biological Manipulation, Cosmic Radiations (Can survive within the vacuums of space without any problems)
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Clark Kent (All Star)
Articles About Clark Kent
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| Comics | Earth-Two - Earth-One - New Earth - Prime Earth - All Star - Red Son - Kingdom Come - DC: Earth One - Just Imagine... - Superman Smashes the Klan |
| Movies | 1978 to 2006 Film - DC Extended Universe - DC Animated Movies - Tomorrowverse - Superman vs. The Elite |
| TV Series | Fleischer Cartoons - Super Friends - DC Animated Universe - Justice Lord - Smallville - Arrowverse - Superman and Lois - Justice League Action - Young Justice - My Adventures with Superman |
| Video Games | Superman NES Game - Superman: The New Adventures - Superman: Shadow of Apokolips - Superman: The Man of Steel - Superman Returns Xbox - Injustice - Regime Superman |
| “ | There's always a way. | „ |
| ~ Superman's motto and philosophy |
| “ | Jonathan Kent taught me that the strong have to stand up for the weak and that bullies don't like being bullied back. He taught me that a good heart is worth more than all the money in the bank. He taught me about life and death. He taught me that the measure of a man lies not in what he says but what he does. And he showed me by example how to be tough, and how to be kind and how to dream of a better world. | „ |
| ~ Superman's speech during Jonathan Kent's funeral |
Background
Reporter Clark Kent is the superhero Superman. After overdosing on yellow sunlight and learning he is dying, he contemplates his life, his love and everything he stands for.
| This dropdown contains the synopsis of Superman’s story. Read at your own risk as you may be spoiled otherwise! |
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Many years ago, the doomed planet Krypton was destroyed in an unimaginable cosmic conflagration: in a last ditch effort to save their son, desperate scientists Jor-El and Lara Lor-Van placed their son, Kal-El, in an experimental rocketship, and sent the last hope of their people to the stars. Eventually, the Last Son of Krypton would crash-land on Earth in the Kansas town of Smallville and be found by a kindly couple, farmers Jonathan and Martha Kent, who would raise him as their own son, Clark. As time went on, and the boy Clark Kent learned the truth of his powers and heritage, he donned an 'action suit' based on the clothing of the lost planet Krypton and would become the hero Superman, defender of all mankind. His early career would be marked by tragedy, a team-up with the future heroes of the Superman Squad, including Kal Kent, the Unknown Superman of A.D. 4500 and the Superman of the 5th dimension to hold back the hideous Chronovore causing him to miss the death of his adoptive father. After moving to Metropolis, Clark found work at the Daily Planet under editor-in-chief Perry White, affecting a persona of a clumsy, cowardly wimp when in his civilian disguise in order to evade suspicion that he was also Superman. He would fall in love with Lois Lane (though their relationship would be strained by his need to hide the secret of his dual identity), befriend cub reporter Jimmy Olsen as both Clark and Superman, and work alongside the likes of Cat Grant, Ron Troupe and Steve Lombard. As Superman, he would battle against the likes of the immeasurably brilliant, sociopathic criminal mastermind Lex Luthor, the alien, city-miniaturizing monster Brainiac, the tyrannical computer-sun Solaris, the pitiable imperfect clone of Superman himself, Bizarro, the Kryptonian criminals of the Phantom Zone, the energy-draining Parasite, the delusional, robotic science-fiend Mechano Man, and far, far more among a legion of fiends from across the expanse of time and space, all of whom he would defeat. He would help form Earth's premiere defensive team, the Justice League, alongside the likes of Batman, Wonder Woman, the Flash and the Green Lantern of Sector 2814, worked alongside the likes of the Legion of Super-Heroes, befriended the scientific genius Leo Quintum, traveled to far-off realms such as New Olympus, contended with the menace of the many varieties of Kryptonite, rescued the space-shuttle Columbia, retrieved the shrunken Kryptonian bottle city of Kandor, raised the lost ship Titanic, adopted a baby Sun-Eater, and took in the sickly infant universe of Qwewq. In all these deeds and more, he would be seen as Earth's greatest hero. His final adventures began when saving Leo Quintum and his workers from a mission to the Sun sabotaged by Luthor; in diving into the sun, Superman's cells were overloaded with yellow solar radiation, which while temporarily granting him enhanced abilities, would in time destroy his body from the inside, ultimately killing him. With his remaining days so limited, Superman resolved to prepare the Earth for his passing. Superman revealed his identity to his love Lois (who initially refused to believe him, his many ruses to uphold his Clark Kent identity having convinced her with certainty they were two different men), and for her birthday gifted her with the Super-Elixir, granting her his full range of powers for a single day. The celebrations, however, were rudely interrupted by the time-travelling Samson and Atlas, who wished to court the now super-powered Lane. As it turned out, they were in fact present to get Superman's help in battling the Ultraspinx, whose atomic crown jewels they had stolen. As retribution, the Ultraspinx placed Lois Lane in a state of quantum uncertainty, and challenged the Super-Champions to answer his unanswerable question in order to redefine her quantum state as being one of life - Superman, accepting the challenge, was confronted with the question "What happens when the unstoppable force meets the immovable object?" and replied "They surrender", to the Ultraspinx's satisfaction. Prior to leaving (though not before challenging Superman to an arm-wrestling competition to 'win' Lois, which the solar-charged Kal-El easily dominated), Samson revealed Superman would be fabled in completing Twelve Impossible Super-Challenges in the days before his death (of which answering the Ultraspinx's question was one), and handed Superman the article of the Daily Planet announcing his demise...an article, strangely, written by Clark Kent. After several notable incidents (including being temporarily corrupted by a piece of Black Kryptonite, forcing Jimmy Olsen to temporarily transform himself into the monster Doomsday to contain him, conducting an interview with Lex Luthor as Clark Kent in which they were forced to evade a jail-breaking Parasite, in which Luthor revealed he knew of Superman's approaching doom, and joining the Superman Squad to battle the Chronovore, an incident in which disguised as the Unknown Superman of A.D. 4500 he actually worked alongside his own past self, and was given the opportunity he had missed before to say goodbye to his adoptive father Jonathan), Superman was caught off-guard while releasing his Sun-Eater from the Fortress Zoo by the emergence of a new Bizarro World from the Underverse, home to a race of Bizarro plague-carriers that converted humans and animal life into Bizarro's themselves even as the native Bizarro's stole their forms. Superman forced the planet back, but was trapped in the Underverse along with it, his powers reducing as the solar radiation was filtered into the red end of the spectrum. Aided by Zibarro, a mutated Bizarro of human appearance and intellect, as well as the Bizarro Justice League, Superman managed to build a crude rocket ship to escape back to his native reality. On the return home, he found two long-lost Kryptonian astronauts Bar-El and Lilo, who had drifted to Earth and taken over his duties in his absence. They initially attempted to remold Earth into a new Krypton, but they were revealed to have passed through the same cosmic cloud that had transformed the rest of Krypton's remains into Kryptonite, slowly poisoning them; Superman was forced to dematerialize them into the Phantom Zone to save their lives, an act of empathy which earned their respect. As his final hours approached, the rate of his mighty deeds accelerated to compensate. Over the course of one day, he took a group of terminally ill children on a flying tour around the world, copied his entire DNA sequence in a book with instructions on how to combine human and Kryptonian DNA stands that a successor might be born to take over for him in time, placed Kandor on Mars on the advice of Leo Quintum where it could thrive under a yellow sun without interfering with human society, rescued an out-of-control train, defeated Mechano-Man, saved a teenager from committing suicide, replaced all of Earth's bridges (removed by Bar-El and Lilo to seal cracks in the moon caused by their skirmish with him), cured the cancer of the children he visited earlier (and possibly world-wide) with the infinitesimal aid of the microscopic Kandor Emergency Corps, was warned of the coming of Solaris by a time-capsule from the year 2312 left by the descendent of the girl he had saved from committing suicide earlier that day, and carved his will into solid steel with his heat-vision. Perhaps the most astonishing deed of the day however, was that in order to determine whether the Earth would be able to survive without a Superman after his passing, Superman created life, in the form of Earth-Q within the infant universe of Qwewq - an Earth that in the absence of a Superman created its own, firstly in the form of myths and legends of gods, then in philosophical systems by the likes of Giovanni Pico della Mirandola and Friedrich Nietzsche, and finally in the form of a story in Action Comics #1 by Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster. With Solaris' arrival imminent, Superman devised a new uniform to allow him to maintain his powers in spite of the Tyrant Star's red-solar barrage; going to confront it with the aid of the Superman Robots after closing down the Fortress of Solitude, Superman finally managed to shut Solaris down, albeit with the sacrifice of his former pet Sun-Eater. Returning to the Daily Planet with his completed article chronicling Superman's death, Clark finally passed away, only for Luthor to emerge, having stolen the Super-Elixir and now determined to conquer the Earth, in his hubris largely disregarding that Solaris had poisoned Earth's sun, soon to bring about the extinction of all life. Kal-El was met on the shores of the afterlife by Jor-El, who informed him that his consciousness was now converting to pure solar energy, and that it was his decision to surrender to the process or turn back and stop Luthor one final time. Waking in his body, Clark grabbed a Gravity Gun he had stashed away along with a spare costume and knocked Luthor away, exposing his identity to his coworkers. In a final battle that raged across Metropolis, Luthor seemed to have finally defeated Superman, and with the aid of his robotic sentries and his niece Nasthalthia, was poised to conquer the Earth. However, being possessed of Superman's senses and seeing the universe laid utterly bare before him forced Luthor to hesitate as he was finally confronted with the essential nature of reality that he has always denied: "It's all just us, in here, together. And we're all we've got.". Superman rose one final time, informing Luthor of his true tactic: having suspected that Luthor had stolen the Super-Elixir due to the malfunction of one of his robots, the Gravity Gun had sped up Luthor's metabolism to a point where his artificial powers had worn off within mere minutes, and knocked him out when Luthor returned to his former petty self. Beginning to disintegrate into pure energy, Superman kissed Lois goodbye one final time before hurling himself into Sol to build it an artificial heart, his final Super-Challenge thus fulfilled. While he would live on in the sun, he would be forced to remain there until his task was complete; the Planet nonetheless published the headline of Superman's death, so that it would ultimately be sent back in time as a warning for Superman to prepare. Superman would not leave the Earth undefended: having left behind his genetic code, a second Superman, the genetic son of Lois and Clark, would be created by Leo Quintum, and would go on to found the Superman Dynasty, protecting the Earth for all time and even the structure of timespace itself as the forces of the Superman Squad. Kal-El himself would one day emerge from his seclusion: he was seen once from countless thousands of years in the future, having evolved into a sort of golden god, meeting with his past self shortly after the death of Jonathan Kent and his masquerade as the Unknown Superman, and shortly before his own 'death'. The future Superman presented his dying past self with an indestructible golden flower from New Krypton, "For him, from all of us. In remembrance of all that we are. And all that we will be." The flower was planted at Jonathan Kent's grave. |
General Information
Name: Clark Kent, Superman (His superhero name)
Origin: All Star Superman
Sex: Male
Age: Unknown
Classification: Superhero, Alien
Species: Kryptonian
Occupation: Reporter for the Daily Planet
Status: Other (Upon Superman's "death" he becomes a pure state of energy and information, a living consciousness, after spending an unknown amount of time in the sun reformed his body back)
Alignment: Lawful Good (Superman represents a symbol of hope and will save all lives, whether good or evil. Completely values life and wants to instill hope into all people, using his great power with great responsibility)
Codex Statistics
Tier: 4-C
Cardinality: Finite
Dimensionality: 3-D
Attack Potency: Star level (Fought and defeated Solaris, a living sun that was going to replace the sun of Earth, is able to create miniature suns for a sun eater, was capable of harming a living planet, was stated he could crack the earth in half, comparable to other Kryptonians who threw him so hard into the moon that it cracked)
Durability: Star level (Withstood being thrown into the moon, cracking it), Invulnerability makes him incredibly difficult to kill
Striking Strength: Star Class
Lifting Strength: Class Z (Pushed an object equivalent to 200 quintillion tons, can casually lift a key that is as dense as a dwarf star and weighs half a million tons, could easily lift a car while flying)
Travel Speed: Faster Than Light (In Lois’ thoughts of a future with Superman she imagined him getting flowers for her from Alpha Centauri 4. Before his death Superman flew to the sun to help restore it within a few seconds, which results in these speeds. Moved so fast that he was able to travel from an unknown location, save a kid's life, and travel into the Daily Planets building in 5 seconds)
Attack Speed: Faster Than Light, Speed of Light Attack Speed with Heat Vision
Reaction Speed: Faster Than Light
Stamina: Superhuman+ (While slowly losing his powers and dying he was capable of building a rocket ship with other Bizzaros to leave the Bizzaro planet. With his last ounce of strength near death he defeated Luthor and use his body to fly up into the sun and become pure energy)
Range: Standard Melee, Planetary via abilities and shockwaves (Was stated he could crack the entire earth in half, was harming a living planet with his punches)
Intelligence: Extraordinary Genius Intelligence (Superman has a computer capable of reading his Kryptonite DNA, which Kryptonian code is so hard to crack that Leo Quintum, a scientific genius that studies alien DNA for a living, can't crack Superman's kryptonite code. The over-exposure of radiation not only tripled his strength but also tripled his creativity, imagination, and curiosity making him pick of new things like sewing, Lois notes that Superman has a "super-intellect". After reading and memorizing the entire human DNA code he was capable of making a chemical vial that held the ability to give humans his powers for 24 hours, Lex Luthor who is is able to mentally crack down any code known the man in less then a minute, is unable to crack down Superman's handwriting)
Knowledge: Master level (Convinced the Bizzaros to help him through speaking their backwards language. Made an ion pulse engine from garbage. Outsmarted Lex Luthor and prepared himself for his fight with Solaris, making a suit that'd resist his radiation)
Powers and Techniques
Resistance to Radiation Manipulation (Has a Solaris suit that protects him from red sun radiation)
Equipment
Nothing notable.
Optional Equipment
- Kryptonite Laser: A laser that shoots a concentrated energy blast of green kryptonite.
- Time Telescope: A telescope that gives him messages from the future.
- Computer: A computer that gives the vital signatures of Superman himself and other civilians.
- Exo-Gene: A chemical vial made by Superman that allows him to give people his powers for 24 hours.
- Phantom Zone Gun: A gun that sends people to the phantom zone.
- Brainiac's Reducing Ray: A ray that shrinks one down to microscopic size.
Notable Techniques
- Kryptonian Physiology: Under the effects of a yellow sun, Superman possesses the same potential as an average Kryptonian. These include
- Solar Energy Absorption: Under optimal conditions, this is the main source of Superman's super powers as they are contingent upon exposure to solar radiation from a yellow sun star system. His biological make up includes a number of organs which lack analogues in humans and whose functions are unknown. It is believed that between one or more of these and his bio-cellular matrix, "yellow" solar energy is stored for later use. This allows for the use of these powers to fade when yellow solar radiation is not available instead of immediate failure. In the events of All Star his overexposure of yellow solar energy causes all of his abilities and statistics to triple, however he slowly starts dying due to this.
- Heat Vision: Superman can, as a conscious act, fire beams of intense heat at a target by looking at it. He can control the heat and area affected. Typically, the power is seen as two beams of red light emanating from the eyes. These beams can be made invisible, allowing the power to be undetectable. The maximum temperature of their heat vision is said to be around that of a nuclear detonation. They can also consciously determine the area affected, down to the microscopic level.
- Super Hearing:Superman's hearing is sensitive enough to hear any sound at any volume or pitch. With skill and concentration, he can block out ambient sounds to focus on a specific source or frequency. Kryptonian hearing is sensitive enough to hear any sound at any volume or pitch. With skill, practice, and concentration, they can block out ambient sounds to focus on a specific source or frequency. As such, they can identify a person by their heartbeat, or pick out a single voice in an entire city.
- Enhanced Vision: Superman's Kryptonian vision processes the entire electromagnetic spectrum as well as allowing vast control over selective perception and focus. This umbrella ability includes the following:
- Electromagnetic Spectrum Vision: Kryptonians can see well into most of the electromagnetic spectrum. They can see and identify radio and television signals as well as all other broadcast or transmitted frequencies. Using this ability, they can avoid detection by radar or satellite monitoring methods. This also allows them to see the aura generated by living thing.
- Telescopic Vision: Superman can see things at a great distance, without violating the laws of physics. Though limited, the exact extent of the ability is undetermined. In function, it is similar to the zoom lens on a camera.
- X-Ray Vision: Superman can see through any volume of matter except lead. He can see things behind a solid, opaque object as if it were not there. He can focus this ability to "peel back" layers of an object, allowing hidden image or inner workings to be observed. The exact type of energy perceived—such as x-rays, cosmic rays, or some other energy invisible to normal humans—is unclear. This ability perceives an ambient energy source though, it does not involve the eye projecting a concentrated, possibly toxic, beam to be reflected back from objects.
- Microscopic Vision: Superman is able to see extremely small objects and images down to the atomic level.
- Infrared Vision: Kryptonians can see with better acuity in darkness, and to a degree in total darkness.
- Flight: Superman is able to manipulate graviton particles to defy the forces of gravity and achieve flight. This ranges from hovering to moving in any posture, in any direction. Under one Earth gravity, he is capable of speeds of multi-Mach speeds in Earth's atmosphere. His control of his flight is very precise and he can perform aerobatic feats such as hovering, flying backwards and even lifting great weights while flying.
- Invulnerability: Due to the interaction of his dense molecular structure and supercharged bio-electric aura, Superman is nigh-invulnerable to extreme energy forces. In addition, his extends this protection against toxins and diseases. A byproduct of the aura is that items close to the skin share their invulnerability, however due to his overexposure he is able to control is bio-electric aura and form it around people and use it as an attack.
- Superhuman Stamina: Superman is able to maintain continuous strenuous physical action for an indefinite period of time. This based on his body converting yellow solar radiation directly to energy, but is limited by physiological and psychological needs to eat, drink, and sleep. Kryptonians have the ability to maintain continuous strenuous physical action for an indefinite period of time. In theory they have unlimited stamina as their enhanced nourishment is produced from the yellow solar energy their cells process, which also provides the majority of the power for their superhuman abilities. However, their base physical structures do need to process food stuffs and they have a psychological need to eat and drink just as Earth humans do. They also require sleep on occasion so that they can dream. They can also hold their breath for an indefinite period of time.
- Superhuman Strength: Superman's strength is augmented by yellow solar radiation interacting with the greater than human density, resilience and biological efficiency of his musculature. His strength is more an act of conscious will on energy fields than actual physical strength. It is this act of conscious will that enables him to perform physical feats that are beyond the mere application force, such as moving a mountain top without said rock crumbling under its own mass. A Kryptonian develops enhanced physical strength after absorbing a sufficient amount of yellow solar radiation. This radiation interacts with the greater than human density, resilience and biological efficiency of their musculature to trigger superhuman levels. While the exact magnitude of their strength is unknown, it is generally accepted that it is sufficient to lift 100,000 tons or more. The specific range is unknown as a their strength, like their other powers, may fluctuate over time. Their strength is also more an act of conscious will on energy fields than actual physical strength. It is this act of conscious will that enables them to perform physical feats that are beyond the mere application force, such as moving a mountain top without said rock crumbling under its own mass. At full power, their normal strength levels are well into the multi-megaton range.
- Superhuman Speed: Superman is able to move at incredible speed by sheer force of will. This extends to his perceptions and allows for feats such as catching bullets in mid flight as well as covering vast distances in little or no time. Kryptonians are able to move at incredible speeds by sheer force of will. They can match most other speedsters in super-fast movements, reactions, and processes. They can use this power to disarm opponents without heightened reflexes, catch bullets or shrapnel or cross vast distances in seconds.
- Super-Breath: Superman is able to create hurricane force winds by exhaling air from his lungs. He can chill the air as it leaves his lungs to freeze targets. He can also reverse the process to pull large volumes of air or vapor into his lungs. Kryptonians are able to create hurricane force winds by exhaling air from their lungs. They can chill the air as it leaves their lungs to freeze targets in a variation sometimes called "freeze" or "arctic breath". They can also reverse the process and pull large volumes of air or vapor into their lungs.
- Longevity: Kryptonians can live longer than regular humans, remaining at their prime as long as they were under the exposure of the "yellow" sun.
Other
Standard Tactics: Superman's notable tactics in All Star is him using his new bio-electric field to attack and protect and shield those around him, along with using physical attacks coupled with heat beams or ice breaths.
Weaknesses: Still has weaknesses to other types of kryptonite asides from green, black kryptonite especially being capable of mind controlling him. Can be weakened by red sun radiation. Enhanced gravity of an area can cause him to lose his powers and slowly die. Like his other counterparts, should have a weakness to magic, and he is slowly dying from the overexposure of energy he got from the sun.
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