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As part of the Kent family, Clark was raised in Smallville, a small idyllic town in the middle of [[United States of America|America]]. As he grew older, he created the superhero mantle of Superboy in his teens, which would later become Superman as he transitioned to adulthood. He also became a friend to a young [[Lex Luthor]], who at one point wanted to create an antidote to Superboy's Kryptonite weakness. After a minor accident caused Luthor to lose his hair, he vows revenge on him out of jealousy for his intelligence, and became his arch-nemesis from that point on.<ref>''[[Challenge of the Superfriends]]'': "[[History of Doom]]", episode 16a ([[1973]]).</ref>
As part of the Kent family, Clark was raised in Smallville, a small idyllic town in the middle of [[United States of America|America]]. As he grew older, he created the superhero mantle of Superboy in his teens, which would later become Superman as he transitioned to adulthood. He also became a friend to a young [[Lex Luthor]], who at one point wanted to create an antidote to Superboy's Kryptonite weakness. After a minor accident caused Luthor to lose his hair, he vows revenge on him out of jealousy for his intelligence, and became his arch-nemesis from that point on.<ref>''[[Challenge of the Superfriends]]'': "[[History of Doom]]", episode 16a ([[1973]]).</ref>


Later into adulthood, Clark left his hometown to pursue a career in Metropolis City. He was hired as a reporter at the [[Daily Planet]] by editor and chief [[Perry White]]. He had also met up with [[Lois Lane]] and [[Jimmy Olsen]] around this time. When not as the mild-mannered reporter, Clark uses his Superman identity to help out others in the name of truth and justice.
Later into adulthood, Clark left his hometown to pursue a career in Metropolis City. He was hired as a reporter at the [[Daily Planet]] by editor and chief [[Perry White]]. While working there, he had also met up with [[Lois Lane]] and [[Jimmy Olsen]] around this time. When not as the mild-mannered reporter, Clark uses his Superman identity to help out Metropolis' citizens in the name of truth and justice.


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Superman
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Superman in "The Baffles Puzzle."
Species Kryptonian
Gender Male
Member of Super Friends
Affiliation Daily Planet
Mystery Incorporated
Occupation Superhero
Reporter
Father Jor-El
Adoptive father, Jonathan Kent
Mother Lara
Adoptive mother, Martha Kent
Cousin(s) One, Supergirl
Marital status Husband to Lois Lane in Super Sons/Dynomutt and the Blue Falcon Special
Children One son, Jon Kent, in Super Sons/Dynomutt and the Blue Falcon Special
First appearance SF: "The Power Pirate" (1973)
Played by Danny Dark
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Superman as Clark.
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The Super Powers Team: Galactic Guardians

Superman is a Kryptonian superhero and one of the main characters of the Super Friends franchise. He is voiced by Danny Dark. Having been born on the planet Krypton, he was named Kal-El, but was quickly sent to Earth before it exploded, where he was found by two elderly humans who named him Clark Kent, who grew up to live a double life as the protector of the city of Metropolis and a reporter for the Daily Planet.

Character description

Appearances

TV series

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Comics

Video games

Biography

Past life

Superman was originally Kal-El, the son of Jor-El and Lara from the home planet Krypton. Jor-El warned his fellow scientists that Krypton will cease to exist, and that internal pressures would make it explode. Although his calculations were scoffed at by those around him, he used that knowledge build a rocket ship for his newly-born son. He and his wife sent their son's ship to Earth, where it managed to escape from the dying planet.[1][2] When the rocket landed on an empty field, the infant Kal-El was taken by Jonathan and Martha Kent. Upon discovering that the baby was unhurt, the kindly couple hid his ship and took him to a orphanage, where he was soon adopted as Clark Kent.[2]

As part of the Kent family, Clark was raised in Smallville, a small idyllic town in the middle of America. As he grew older, he created the superhero mantle of Superboy in his teens, which would later become Superman as he transitioned to adulthood. He also became a friend to a young Lex Luthor, who at one point wanted to create an antidote to Superboy's Kryptonite weakness. After a minor accident caused Luthor to lose his hair, he vows revenge on him out of jealousy for his intelligence, and became his arch-nemesis from that point on.[3]

Later into adulthood, Clark left his hometown to pursue a career in Metropolis City. He was hired as a reporter at the Daily Planet by editor and chief Perry White. While working there, he had also met up with Lois Lane and Jimmy Olsen around this time. When not as the mild-mannered reporter, Clark uses his Superman identity to help out Metropolis' citizens in the name of truth and justice.

Development

Gallery

Main article: Superman/Gallery

Behind the scenes

In popular culture

Main article: Family Guy

References