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Jaina Solo

**Jaina Solo** is the daughter of Han and Leia Organa Solo in the Star Wars expanded universe, twin sister of Jacen and older sibling of Anakin. She grew up to be a Jedi, training under her uncle Luke, but eventually had to fight and kill Jacen after he turned to the Dark Side. She married Jagged Fel.

After the release of *The Force Awakens,* this reality is no longer considered part of the canon.
Jane

**Jane** is the daughter of Wendy in *Peter Pan.* After Wendy grows up, Peter returns and takes her daughter Jane to Neverland. Jane's daughter Margaret follows suit a generation later, and it is said that Peter will take all of Wendy's descendants to Neverland.

Jane is the main character of the 2002 Disney film *Return to Never Land.* Here her father is named Edward, and she has a younger brother named Danny. They live in London during WWII, and Jane has become practical and cynical. One night Captain Hook mistakes her for Wendy and kidnaps her. Peter Pan and Tinker Bell rescue her and discover that she's Wendy's daughter. Peter takes her to the Lost Boys, but when Jane says she doesn't believe in fairies, Tinker Bell becomes sick. Captain Hook lies to Jane and makes a deal with her that she'll help him find treasure, giving her a whistle to blow. In the meantime, she becomes the first Lost Girl as Peter and the Lost Boys try to get her to believe. She warms up to them and throws away the whistle, but Tootles finds and blows it and the group is captured. Jane escapes, goes to Tinker Bell and tells her she believes in fairies. Jane and Tinker Bell then help Peter and the Boys escape and triumph over Hook. At the end, Jane returns to London, where her father has come back from the war.
Lori Luthor

**Lori Luthor** was the daughter of Lena Luthor. Her father is unknown.

Lena was a paralyzed invalid, dependent on her teenaged daughter. Lori was on a bridge when it began to collapse, and Superboy and Krypto savd her. They later caught her stealing medicine for her mother from a pharmacy. Lex Luthor arrived and held Lori hostage, forcing Superboy to find ingredients for a medicine that would cure Lori's mother. He created the cure, only to tauntingly take it away and revert Lena to her paralysis.

Lori attended high school with Conner Kent, and saw him changing into Superboy. Hearkening back to her mother and Pre-Crisis counterpart, Val Colby, Lori seemed to have some kind of mental powers.
Nightstar

**Nightstar or Mar'i Grayson** is the daughter of Nightwing and Starfire in Kingdom Come. Her code name is a combination of theirs.

In *The Kingdom: Nightstar*, she is revealed to be interested in botany and afraid of death.

She is friends with Olivia Queen (Black Canary III) and Avia (the daughter of Mister Miracle and Big Barda). She was in a relationship with Ib'n al-Xuffasch. Justice Society of America (vol. 3) #22 (2009) reveals that they would have a daughter and son.
Lucy Quinzel

**Lucy** is the four-year-old daughter of Harley Quinn and the Joker in *Injustice: Gods Among Us*. The Joker is unaware of her existence; for her protection, Harley sent her to live with her sister, Delia.

In Harley's epilogue, it was revealed that Harley continued to visit Lucy. Lucy knew her only as her "crazy Aunt Harleen," but Harley planned to one day tell her the truth.

Lucy appeared again in Injustice 2 #7, where Ra's al Ghul used her to convince Harley to join his cause. In the process, Lucy learned her true relationship to Harley.
Iris West (Kingdom Come)

**Iris West II** is the daughter of Wally West and Angela Margolin in Kingdom Come, and the new Kid Flash. She is the twin sister of Barry West.

Iris is bitter that her father never takes time from his superhero work for her but does spend time with her slacker brother Jai. Rip Hunter recruits Iris and others of her generation to stop Gog. She later joins the new Titans, alongside Nightstar, Darkstar, the Red Hood, and Tula, to save Donna Troy.
Nora West-Allen

**Nora West-Allen** was the daughter of Barry Allen and Iris West in the Flash TV show.

She time-traveled to the year 2017, where she attended her parents' wedding. She later revealed her identity in the episode "We Are the Flash."

### Powers

Nora possesses a connection to the Speed Force. She manifests purple and yellow lightning while running at super-speed.

### Trivia

* The creators named her Nora rather than Dawn, as in the comics, to pay homage to Barry's mother and to add a twist to the reveal which they knew fans would predict.
Modi Thorson

**Modi** was the son of Thor and Hela in the Ultimate Universe.

When Thor wanted to retrieve Valkyrie's soul from Valhalla, Hela agreed but only if he would give her a child. She later gave birth to a son, Modi. When Asgard was invaded by the Children of Tomorrow, Thor hid Modi in the Room Without Doors, giving him Mjolnir.

Weeks passed in the real world, but years passed for Modi, who grew up and became worthy to wield Mjolnir and managed to break out. He now began trying to destroy America. Thor eventually had to kill him.
Martin Jordan

**Martin Jordan** is the future son of Hal Jordan and Carol Ferris.

In the distant future, when Lantern Snow meets Lantern Toris, the Bookkeeper of the Corps, he inquires as to what happened to Hal and Carol after the First Lantern was defeated. Toris shows Snow that Hal and Carol eventually got married and had a son named Martin, in honor of Hal's father. (Green Lantern #20 - The End)
Old Indy's Daughter

The daughter of Indiana Jones in *The Young Indiana Jones Chronicles*, credited only as "Old Indy's daughter." She was the apparent mother of Indy's grandchildren, Spike and Lucy.

It is unclear who her mother was or what her precise relationship with Mutt Williams is.  Frank Darabont's script for Kingdom of the Crystal Skull involved Indiana Jones and Marion Ravenwood having a 13-year-old daughter, but she was shelved in favor of Mutt.
Lady Mastermind (Regan Wyngarde)

**Regan Wyngarde** is the daughter of Jason Wyngarde, the first Mastermind. Her half-sisters are Martinique and Megan.

She inherited her father's powers of illusions. She originally appeared as a villain, but briefly joined the X-Men before betraying them. She hated her sister but worked with her in the Sisterhood of Mutants.
Nemesis (Earth-295)

**Nemesis, also known as Holocaust,** was supposedly Apocalypse’s son, as well as one of his horsemen, in Age of Apocalypse.

Though he was originally handsome and blond, Magneto destroyed his physical body in revenge for the death of Wanda. Dark Beast contained his energy in a suit. Both he and Nate Grey were transported to the 616 universe, where they continued to fight. Holocaust later wound up with the Exiles, but was killed by Hyperion.

Genocide seems to be Earth-616's version of Nemesis. However, there was a character named Holocaust with some similarities who appeared in William Stryker's files.
N'yami Susan Richards

**N'yami Susan Richards**was the daughter of Franklin Richards and his wife, Princess Zawadi, first appearing in the Fantastic Four Annual 1998. She was born in 1998. She is in line for the throne of Wakanda. Their family was to leave the Fantastic Four soon after and move to Wakanda.

N'yami was the name of the Black Panther's mother, and Susan is likely a homage to her grandmother Sue Storm.
K'Shamba (Earth-2149)

**K'Shamba**was the young son of T'Channa and the daughter of Forge in Marvel Zombies. Both of his parents are deceased and he lives with his grandparents.

K'shamba found Hawkeye's head in the ruins of New York and brought it back to New Wakanda. He became fearful of T'Challa after he became a zombie. Malcolm Cortez eventually revealed, after taking control and banishing T'Challa, that he was responsible for the deaths of K'Shamba's parents.

## Notes

* K'Shamba was the name of Black Panther's son in the original Marvel Zombies series. In Marvel Zombies 2 #3, the son was named T'Channa and the grandson was K'Shamba. This is probably an editorial error.
Lily Luthor

**Lily Luthor** was a possible future daughter of Lex Luthor and Lana Lang, born in the *Smallville* episode "Lexmas." She was named after her grandmother, Lillian Luthor.

Seven years after forfeiting the race for senator, Lex was leading a simple life with his wife Lana. They had a young son named Alex and Lana was pregnant. However, she died in childbirth with Lily. Lex begged his estranged father for help saving her, but Lionel refused to aid them.
Quincy Harker

**Quincy Harker** was the son of Jonathan and Mina Harker in Bram Stoker's novel *Dracula*. They named him after their American friend, Quincy Morris, who died fighting Dracula; the child's birthday is the anniversary of Quincy Morris's death.

Quincy Harker has appeared as a character in many derivative works including Marvel Comics.
Rebecca LeBeau

**Rebecca LeBeau (nicknamed "Bekka" and later "Ray")** is the daughter of Rogue and Gambit in X-Men: The End and GeneXt.

She, her brother, and a group of children from the Xavier Institute were once kidnapped by Mister Sinister. Further in the future, she is the only link between her father and brother, who are estranged. She later reunites her family and begins attending the Xavier Institute.

## Powers and Abilities

She is an Omega Level Mutant, who possesses her father's kinetic-based powers but on a stronger level.

**Molecular Acceleration:** Rebecca has the power to take the potential energy stored in an object and convert it to kinetic energy thus “charging” that item with explosive results. She could now use her powers to affect organic molecules, including living beings, and could exert her kinetic powers over a distance. Initially, this resulted in an unstable kinetic field that accidentally charged objects in her vicinity.

* **Deconstruction:** Rebecca can also cause objects to pull themselves apart instead of exploding violently making them harmlessly melt down to nothing.
* **Enhanced Conditioning**: Rebecca's ability to tap energy also grants her increased speed, strength, reflexes and reactions, flexibility, dexterity, coordination, balance, and endurance as a side effect. As well as giving her the ability to fly at incredible speeds
	+ **Accelerating Regeneration**: Rebecca can enhance her own recovery rate by stimulating her own cellular activity.
* **Enhancement**: She can supercharge the energy both converted and accelerated to get more of a bang out of even the smallest objects as well as giving them greater concussive or stopping power.
* **Vibration Emission**: Due to her excellent control over kinetic-based energies, She has demonstrated the ability to generate and project very powerful shock-waves of pure concussive and explosive force.
Jennifer Elaine Grimm

**Jennifer Elaine Grimm** is the school-aged daughter of Ben Grimm and Sue Storm in ​Gates of What If?, a roleplaying game where Victor Von Doom is a hero. Her brother is Daniel Reed Grimm and their cousin is Rainbow Storm. The Fantastic Four does not exist in this universe, but Ben wears Iron Man-like armor.
Pixie (Megan Gwynn)

**Megan Gwynn** is a mutant and a student at the Xavier Institute, originally a member of the Paragons training squad. She later joined the New X-Men and the Uncanny X-Men. She is the daughter of Jason Wyngarde and half-sister of Martinique and Regan.

She came from the Welsh mining town of Abergylid. Her father died in a mining accident, causing her to fear the mines, but she would later discover that her real father was the villainous Mastermind. After M-Day, Pixie was one of the 27 remaining students with mutant powers. Her father's indentity was revealed in the 2010 miniseries *Pixie Strikes Back*. She became an official X-Man in the final issue of *Wolverine and the X-Men*.

## Powers

She has insect-like wings that give her the power of flight, and can produce a hallucinogenic "pixie dust." She can also magically teleport.
Drak

**Drak, Jr.** is the great-nephew of Dracula, appearing in the Hanna-Barbera television series Drak Pack. His friends Frankie and Howler are the descendants of Frankenstein's Monster and the Werewolf. They have united to atone for the wrongdoings of their ancestors, and can take normal human form, but when trouble strikes they transform into their real forms. Count Dracula is their mentor.
Maggie Braddock

**Margaret "Maggie" Braddock** is the daughter of Captain Britain and Meggan, first introduced in *X-Men: Gold Annual* #1 (2018).

She said her first word when she was only three months old, and soon after that was speaking in full sentences. Kitty Pryde, Nightcrawler and Rachel Grey served as her godparents.

**Abilities**

Maggie is smarter than other children her age, able to speak in full sentences, understand complicated subjects, and repair machinery.

She has pointed ears like her mother.
Natasha Riker-Troi

**Natasha Miana Riker-Troi** the daughter of Deanna Troi and William T. Riker in the *Star Trek: Destiny* trilogy, born in the year 2381. She was named in honor of deceased crewmember Natasha Yar.

Carrying Ian had damaged Troi's reproductive system, and she miscarried twice while trying to have a child with Riker. The highly-advanced Caeliar treated her, rejuvenating her system and allowing her to safely give birth to Natasha.

In the novel *The Needs of the Many,* the adult Natasha married the son of Jean-Luc Picard and Beverly Crusher, Rene Jacques Robert Francois Picard, and had three children.
Lara Wayne

**Lara Wayne**, or **Supergirl Blue**, is the daughter of Clark Wayne and Amanda Mason. She is the great-granddaughter of Superman and adopted great-granddaughter of Batman. She fought crime alongside her twin sister Lois.

In the 25th century, Supergirl Blue fell in love with Green Lantern Ator. Since she was stuck at the physical age of eleven, Ator was uncomfortable with having a romantic relationship. She used Gold Kryptonite to rid herself of her powers so that she would age normally. However, Ator died stopping an atomic bomb and the now powerless Supergirl Blue was helpless to save him.

Because she was human, she was not harmed in the Kryptonite explosion that killed her father and sister. Batman later gave her a serum to restore her powers, and she became Superwoman. In the 28th century, she married Batman and they had a son named Thomas Taylor Wayne, whom they outlived. In the 30th century, Darkseid was destroyed and that future was erased, so that Lara was also erased from reality.
Petras Petragon

**Petras Petragon** is Gorgon's son.

He was originally a normal child, but while still very young was pressured into going through the Terrigen Mists. He emerged as a big-headed, green-furred minotaur, and struggled with stuttering. After the fall of Attilan, Petras, along with other Inhuman children including his cousins Luna and Ahura, went missing.
Kristoff Von Doom

**Kristoff**was the son of Doctor Doom and Storm, and brother of Qadira Von Doom, on Earth-892. He was mentioned in in the novel *X-Men/Doctor Doom: The Chaos Engine,*where Doom had used the Chaos Cube to rewrite reality and make himself emperor of Earth.

He was the heir to the Empire and attended school in Switzerland with his sister. Doom mentioned his "excellent grades and high intelligence quota."
Leafpool

**Leafpool** is the daughter of Sandstorm and Firestar, the ThunderClan leader. Her sister is Squirrelflight. As an adult, she became the ThunderClan medicine cat. She fell in love with WindClan member Crowfeather, but chose her clan over him. She gave birth to three kits, Hollyleaf, Jayfeather and Lionblaze, who were adopted by her sister and raised unaware of thier parentage.
Hrimhari

**Hrimhari** is an honorable descendant of Fenris Wolf (and thus of Loki), who fell in love with Wolfsbane of the New Mutants.

He was restored to life with the other Asgardians and reunited with Wolfsbane, who became pregnant with their son Tier. She came close to death, and he traded himself to Hel to save her. So far, he still seems to be Hel's prisoner.

## Trivia

Aside from Tier in mainstream continuity, Hrimhari has had children with Wolfsbane in a few possible futures.

* Vanora
* Children in What If the X-men had stayed in Asgard?
Jon Lane Kent (New 52)

**Jon Lane Kent** was the son of Superman and Lois Lane in one possible future of the New 52 continuity.

He had his father's powers, but his physiology was too unstable and he died shortly before his fourth birthday. The time traveler known as Harvest took the boy, resurrected him and raised him into the perfect soldier. He also cloned him to create Kon-El, who would become Superboy. Jon later took Superboy's place in the Teen Titans, impersonating him while plotting to kill all metahumans.

He became a more caring person when he was recruited by S.T.A.R. Labs, and found his own preserved body, creating a pocket universe where several alternate Superboys including Kon-El appeared. Jon sacrificed himself, cancelling out his own existence and leaving Kon-El as the sole Superboy.

## See Also

* Jonathan Elliot
* Jon Kent (Son of Superman)
* Jonathan Samuel Kent
Jimmy Hudson

**James "Jimmy" Hudson Jr., the second Wolverine,** was the son of Wolverine and  Magda, Magneto's ex-wife, in Ultimate X-Men. He was the half-brother of Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch. He was adopted by James and Heather Hudson.

When he was a teenager, Shadowcat came to recruit him to the X-Men and helped him access his powers. He had his father's powers, with the addition of being able to coat his claws voluntarily in adamantium.
Huntress (Helena Wayne)

**Helena Wayne** was the daughter of Batman and Catwoman on Earth-Two, first appearing in DC Super Stars #17 (November/December 1977).

She was a member of Infinity, Inc. She died during Crisis in Infinite Earths, and was then erased from existence.

Following Infinite Crisis, Earth-2 and its inhabitants, including Helena, were restored.
Lucy (Last Daughters)

Lucy is the adopted daughter of Supergirl in the DC Nuclear Winter Special #1 (2019), in the story "Last Daughters."

Kara Zor-El travels the world which is now blocked off from sunlight by a poisonous cloud. She finds a toddler who is the only survivor from her family's convoy, and adopts her. Two years later, Kara climbs Mount Denali with the child, Lucy, on her back, in hopes of finding some sunlight. With that light she's powerful enough to fly to the Fortress of Solitude and find her cousin's rocket. She uses the Fortress's systems to search for a planet where Lucy will be safe. Lucy is frightened to go alone, so Kara squeezes into the rocket with her and they set off into space.
Katie Summers

**Katie Summers** is the daughter of Alex Summers and Janet Van Dyne on Planet X (Earth-13133).

Mutants create a utopia on Planet X after the Apocalypse Twins, Uriel and Eimin, destroyed Earth. Surviving Avengers Alex Summers and Janet Van Dyne get married and have a human daughter, Katie. Her parents made a deal with Kang that he would ensure her existence while they restored the past.

She has no powers.
Korak (Jack Clayton)

**Korak** or **John "Jack" Clayton, Viscount Greystoke**, is the son of Tarzan and Jane Porter. Jack first appeared as an infant in *The Eternal Lover* and then in *The Beasts of Tarzan*, the third Tarzan novel, where he was kidnapped and taken to Africa. In the fourth novel, *The Son of Tarzan,* he returned to the jungle and grew to manhood, taking the ape name Korak. He rescued and married an Arab girl named Meriem, with whom he eventually had a son named Jackie.

Korak appeared in the 1920 movie serial *The Son of Tarzan* and in variouscomic books. In the 2016 film *The Legend of Tarzan*, Jane is last seen holding her newborn son. In the Johnny Weismuller films, Tarzan and Jane never married, so due to censorship practices, Korak was replaced by an adopted son called Boy.
Nadia Pym

**Nadia Pym,** or **the Wasp,** is the daughter of Hank Pym and his first wife, Maria Trovaya.

Born behind enemy lines, Nadia was raised in the Red Room and trained by the Winter Soldier. She studied her father's research in order to escape, and eventually made her way to the Avengers. Though Jarvis was initially angry that someone had usurped Janet van Dyne's mantle, he soon agreed to help Nadia find her way in the world.
Nate Grey

**This article is a disambiguation page for Nate Grey**

The following is a list of links to pages that might share the same title.

Please follow one of the disambiguation links below or search to find the page you were looking for if it is not listed. If an internal link led you here, you may wish to change the link to point directly to the intended article.

**Nate Grey** is the name of Jean Grey's son in several realities.

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Krys Kent

**Krys** is the son of Superman with a witch named Krysalla in Action Comics #410 (March 1972).

Krys was the embodiment of evil and caused numerous tragedies, albeit without realizing what he was doing. To stop his powers from creating more carnage, Superman shoots him with a device meant to put him into suspended animation. This reveals that Krys is actually playing host to an evil, interdimensional ghost twin. Once the twin is gone, Krys is left a normal little boy.
Mastermind II (Martinique Wyngarde)

**Martinique Wyngarde** is the daughter of Jason Wyngarde, the first Mastermind.

She is the half-sister of Lady Mastermind and Pixie. She and Lady Mastermind, who detest each other, both inherited their father's ability to create telepathic illusions. She later joined the Sisterhood of Mutants. After M-Day, her powers seem to have strengthened.
Nathan Summers (Earth-77995)

**​Nathan Summers** lived with his parents, Scott and Jean, and sister Rachel in Anchorage, Alaska (*What If Legion Killed Magneto?)*. The retired X-Men finally decided to join their old teammates and help fight the followers of Apocalypse, and told their children they'd be back soon. Some months after the battle, both children began attending the Xavier Institute.
Magni Thorson

**Magni Thorson** is the son of Thor and Amora the Enchantress in *Thor: The Reigning.*

 ​He was born about 20 years after the Asgardians took over Earth. He became an adventurer, but his loyalty to his father faltered as he learned more about the treatment of humans. Eventually, using Mjolnir, he confronted his father, but was injured in battle; the repentant Thor erased this future.
Ian Andrew Troi II

**Ian Andrew Troi II** was an intelligent alien spaceborne creature, which apeared as a glowing white light but could take humanoid form by impregnating a woman. In 2365, it impregnated Deanna Troi and became a half-Human, half-Betazoid male baby. Troi named him after her father. He grew to age eight in one day, but the radiation he gave off put the Enterprise in danger, so he left the Enterprise by dying and returning to his natural form.
Llyron

**Llyron** was the son of the supervillain Llyra. Llyra genetically-accelerated him to the age of 16. His mind had mental copies of Llyra and the mad scientist Vyrra. The result was a brutal, violent, and sociopathic creation. Llyra claimed that he was Namor's son, in an attempt to gain control of the throne, but this turned out to be a lie. He was actually the son of Namor's human cousin.
Jon Kent (Son of Superman)

**Jon Kent** is the son of Clark and Lois in Son of Superman (1999).

Superman disappears before his son's birth, and Lois never tells Jon about his father's identity. When Jon is 15, a solar storm triggers his Kryptonian powers, and Lana Lang's terrorist group approaches Jon to search for his father. Superman is finally freed from a secret lab, and Jon becomes the first in a new generation of heroes.

## See Also

* Jonathan Elliot
* Jon Lane Kent
* Jonathan Samuel Kent
Maestro's Child

In *Future Imperfect,* Hulk became the corrupt despot known as the Maestro.

After his death, in *Hulk: Broken Worlds* Vol 1 #1 (2009), one of his concubines, Char, told her father Boz that she might be pregnant. Boz told her to keep that quiet.

In the miniseries *Abominations* (1996), She-Hulk attempted to track down a rumored child of the Maestro. Another former concubine, Betty-6, had an infant son she claimed was the Maestro's; however, she revealed that this had been a lie to protect the rebels. Char died protecting Betty-6.

It is left up to interpretation whether Betty-6's child was fathered by the Hulk or not.
Jessie Wingfoot

**Jessica "Jessie" Wingfoot** is the daughter of She-Hulkand Wyatt Wingfoot in The Last Avengers Story.

Her father died before her birth, and her mother went MIA along with Sue Storm. Jessie became a police SWAT officer. When Pym recruited Avengers, she was one of the first to volunteer. However, she was killed in battle by the Grim Reaper.

She seems to have inherited her mother’s powers.
Kal-El, Jr.

**Kal-El, Jr.** was the son of Superman and Lois Lane, appearing in World's Finest #154 and #157, which was Earth-154.

Lois gave up her career to stay home with their son. Kal was good friends with Bruce Wayne, Jr. When they were a little older, they helped their fathers fight crime. Mxyzptlk, Jr. framed them for committing numerous mean pranks.
Jason Allen

**Jason Allen** is the son of Barry Allen and Jessica Cruz in the Justice League: Legacy future. He is the brother of Nora Allen and twin brother of Jennifer Allen.

## Powers and Abilities

**Emotional Electromagnetic Spectrum:** Jason was born with a connection to the Emotional Electromagnetic Spectrum without the need for a ring. Due to his connection, he has displayed a wide variety of superhuman powers and abilities. Each of Jason's powers are tied to his emotional state, and each represent a different color to represent it's connection to the Emotional Electromagnetic Spectrum.

* **Aura Generation:** Whenever Jason uses his powers, He is accompanied by various auras to represent each aspect of his powers and their connection to the Emotional Electromagnetic Spectrum.
	+ **Energy-Based Constructs:** Jason is able to has been seen employing various kinds of energy into constructs. He has been shown capable of creating swords, pieces of armor, and shields. The constructs are made out of bright red-colored energy.
	+ **Force-Field Generation:** Jason is able to create various force fields of various sizes and shapes to protect himself and others around him from physical and energy-based attacks. The force-fields are made out of blue-colored energy.
	+ **Energy Projection:** Jason is able to generate various forms of energy as concussive force blasts. These blasts are made out of a bright green-colored energy.
	+ **Energy Absorption:** Jason is able to absorb, redirect and harness various types of energy, allowing him to strengthen his physical powers to incredible levels. These portals are made out of a orange-colored energy.
	+ **Healing/Resurrection:** Jason has been capable of bringing people back from the dead and rapidly healing others from their physical injuries. His healing releases a white-like aura around himself and whomever he is healing.
	+ **Teleportation:** Jason is able to create portals and/or wormholes through the space-time continuum. This power produces a violet-colored aura around his body.
	+ **Invisibility:** Jason has the power to render himself wholly or partially invisible at will. He can also render other people or objects invisible. When using his power releases an yellow-colored aura.
	+ **Flight:** Jason is able to fly at incredible speeds. This power is accompanied by a indigo-colored aura.
Nocturne

**Talia Josephine "TJ" Wagner** is the daughter of Nightcrawler and Scarlet Witch on Earth-2182.

Nightcrawler was known as "Professor W" and was the leader of the X-Men. Nocturne eventually traveled between realities with the Exiles. She became pregnant with the child of her teammate Thunderbird, but after he died the stress caused a miscarriage. She has since served as a member of Excalibur.

## ​Powers

She can fire hex bolts and possess people. She has blue skin and a retractable tail.
Nina Górska

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**Nina Górska or Gurzsky**was the daughter of Magneto in the 2016 film X-Men: Apocalypse.

While living under an assumed name in Poland, Magneto marries a woman named Magda and has a daughter. This child was a mutant with the ability to control animals. After Magneto's identity as a mutant is revealed, she and her mother are accidentally killed in a  confrontation with the police.

She is analogous to Anya in the comics.
Next Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow

***Next Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow*** is an animated film about the children of the Avengers (James, Torunn, Azari, Pym, and Francis) growing up in a world ruled by Ultron. They band together to defeat him.

## Reality Numbers

The animated film is **Earth-555326.**

The characters have since appeared in comics.

**Earth-10071** first appears in Avengers Vol 4 #1, where Ultron rules the planet and the Next Avengers work with the Hulk, now the Maestro. Spider-Girl also appears. The Avengers' actions after visiting this world caused the divergent reality of **Earth-10943**.
Keemia Alvarado

**Keemia Alvarado** was the the daughter of Alma Alvarado, a woman who had a thing for super villains and would write to them in jail, and who was later murdered. Sandman, believing that Keemia was his daughter, took her away to a giant sand castle where she could be a princess. Spider-Man rescued her and she was sent to an adoptive family, while Sandman rejoined the Sinister Six in hopes of eventually recovering her.

It is unknown whether she is actually Sandman's biological daughter.
Hyperstorm

**Jonathan Reed Richards** is the son of Franklin Richards and Rachel Summers in in an alternate version of Days of Future Past. He grew up to become a tyrant over all known planets in his dimension. Using time-travel, he toyed with the Fantastic Four. Ultimately, the FF got him to face off across Galactus, destroying Hyperstorm forever.

## Powers

Hyperstorm wields the Power Supreme, which grants him power over the four fundamental forces of the universe. He could teleport through hyperspace, turn invisible, use telekinesis, and is a powerful telepath.
Quoi

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**Sequoia ("Quoi")** was the son of Mantis and the Cotati Elder, and was known as the Celestial Messiah.

He was raised in Connecticut and then on the Cotati homeward, Tamal. As a rebellious adolescent, Quoi escaped from his enemies with the pirate Raptra and they wound up defeating something called the Rot with the help of the Avengers. Quoi and Raptra decided to stay there to help with rebuilding.
Maxine Hunkel

In *Kingdom Come,* **Maxine Hunkel** follows in the footsteps of her grandmother, the original **Red Tornado**. Although she initially stood opposed to Superman, she decided to join his Justice League, traveling with them to the Gulag to contain the prisoner revolt. She posses the power of wind manipulation, with the ability to mentally summon cyclones and whirlwinds, project powerful bursts of air, and glide through the air on wind currents.

Maxine made her mainstream debut in *Justice Society of America.* As a young girl, she was kidnapped by T. O. Morrow, the mad scientist who had created the Red Tornado android, and injected her with nanobytes. These didn't take effect until her college years, when they granted her powers of wind manipulation. She then joined the Justice Society as **Cyclone.**
Linnis Paris

**Linnis Paris** was the half-Human, half-Ocampan daughter of Tom Paris and Kes in an alternate timeline. Kes met her while jumping backwards in time.

As a half-Ocampan, she matured quickly, and married Harry Kim. The couple had a son, named Andrew. She opposed The Doctor's plan to try to artificially expand Kes' lifespan.
Mayhem (April Parker)

**April Parker** was a clone of Mayday Parker who had merged with a Venom-like symbiote. She appeared in the MC2 reality.

She took May's place, posing as her for some time. After the truth came out, the Parkers took the clone in and she took the name April. She attended school with May, pretending to be her cousin, and fought crime alongside her. The two clashed frequently. She died saving May.
Marrina's Children

Namor's second wife, the alien Plodex known as Marrina, laid three eggs but became the monstrous Leviathan.

After her apparent death, the Avengers discovered the eggs too late, and could not stop the three offspring from swimming away (Avengers (1st series) #291-293**)**. Namor, who considered them his children, searched for them for some time, but only found them right before they were all killed by a toxin released by the explosion of Baron Von Strucker's submarine (Namor Annual #4).
John Grayson

**John Thomas Grayson** is the son of Richard Grayson and Barbara Gordon on Earth-2. Earth-2's Dick Grayson never served as Robin; that role was filled by Batman's daughter Helena Wayne. Dick became a journalist and married police officer Barbara Gordon. The family lived an ordinary life until Darkseid's invasion.

John became Robin, working alongside his father as Batman and Helena as the Huntress.

### Trivia

* In World's End, this character was named Johnny. In Convergence, he was known as Tommy. Jeff King, the writer for Convergence, responded on Twitter to fan questions by saying the character's name was John Thomas Grayson.
Jason White

**Jason White** is the son of Lois Lane in the 2006 film *Superman Returns.* Lois claimed that the father was Richard White, but evidence suggests that he is in fact Superman's son.

Superman went exploring in search of Krypton, but returned unsuccessfully after a five-year absence. Jason made his first appearance as a sickly child with asthma. While Lois was investigating Luthor's yacht with Jason, the two were captured. Jason appeared faint when around Kryptonite, prompting Luthor to ask who his father was. Later, when his mother was attacked, Jason threw a piano across the room at the thug. The two were rescued by Richard.

While Superman was comatose, Lois whispered something in his ear while watching Jason. Superman would later visit Jason while he was sleeping and repeat one of Jor-El's speeches to him.

### Trivia

* In the CW Arrowverse's *Crisis on Infinite Earths* (2019), the Kingdom Come Superman (played by Brandon Routh) tells another Clark and Lois that their son Jon looks just like his son Jason.
Jack Banning

**Jack Banning** is the son of Peter Pan with Wendy's granddaughter Moira in the 1991 film *Hook*. He is played by Charlie Korsmo.

Peter Pan has grown up and become the workaholic Peter Banning. Because of his obsession with his business, he has grown distant from Jack. Jack and his sister Maggie are kidnapped by Captain Hook to lure Peter back to Neverland. Hook eventually switches tactics and tries to win Jack's affection. However, Jack eventually saw Hook's true colors when he murdered Rufio, and went back to his real father.
Mavis Dracula

**Mavis** was the daughter of Dracula and his wife Martha in the animated film *Hotel Transylvania.* After her mother's death, Dracula became an overprotective parent. When she was 118, she longed to visit the outside world. She fell in love with a human named Jonathan. Their son Dennis was born in *Hotel Transylvania 2.*
Catwoman's pregnancy (Guardian of Gotham)

In the universe of *Catwoman: Guardian of Gotham,* Selina Kyle has Batman's backstory. After the murder of her parents Thomas and Martha, she becomes the vigilante Catwoman, based in Kyle Manor. The psychotic villain Batman shows up in Gotham, learns Catwoman's identity, and uses his Bruce Wayne identity to seduce and marry her. He then tries to murder her, and they battle until she kills him. Catwoman realizes that Batman was the murderer of her parents, and that she's pregnant with his daughter.
Lucinda Luthor

**Lucinda Luthor** or **Lucinda Walters** was the daughter of Lex Luthor and an unknown woman in the Superman Beyond universe. She first appeared in *Superman Beyond #1.*

She was raised alone by her mother. After her mother died, creditors took all of their remaining money. Three years later, Lucinda received word that there was a safety deposit box under her mother's name at a Metropolis bank. Inside the box was nothing but an access card, which allowed her into one of Lex Luthor's bases. A hologram of Luthor appeared and told her that he was her father. He claimed he had left her to grow up in hiding to protect her from Superman. With Luthor's technology, Lucinda began carrying on his work to undermine Superman.

### Trivia

* As a young girl, Lucinda appears with reddish-brown hair. After her mother's death, she began dyeing it black.
* Lucinda's parentage may be in doubt, as others - including Batman - expressed skepticism at the claim that Luthor had a daughter.
Melody

**Melody** is the daughter of Ariel and Prince Eric and the protagonist of Disney's 2002 direct-to-video sequel, *Little Mermaid II: Return to the Sea.*

When she was an infant, she was threatened by the sea witch Morgana. Ariel and Eric decided to wall off their palace from the sea and raise Melody without knowledge of her heritage. However, Melody grew up with a longing for the sea and would regularly sneak out to swim. She was a tomboyish girl and a social outcast.

Morgana later tricked Melody, offering her time as a mermaid in exchange for stealing King Triton's crown. However, the family ultimately defeated Morgana and was reunited.
Michael Pryde-Rasputin

**Michael** is Kitty Pryde's child with Colossus in an illusion, in Astonishing X-Men 17.

When Perfection, posing as Emma Frost, takes out the entire team with telepathy, Kitty is sent into a delusion where she gives birth to a child who is then taken away from her for eighteen months. In the illusion, the X-Men justify this by saying that Michael has a "great and terrible" power and must be contained. After about two years, she finally gets past their defenses and opens the box they're keeping Michael in, but instead finds a huge greenish grub that actually contains the essence of Cassandra Nova.
Kiri Oshiro

**​Kiri Oshiro**is the daughter of Tony's ex-girlfriend Rumiko Fujikawa on Battleworld (Technopolis).

After her parents' deaths, she was primarily raised by Tony. The grown-up Kiri ran Mobairu Yōsai Mechaniks, which Tony tried to gain control of to get to her technology.

Her boyfriend, Peter Urich, was Spyder-Man. After his death, she became a workaholic. Working with Lila Rhodes, Kiri battled the Starks and became Baroness of Technopolis.
Mapone Romanova

**Mapone Romanova** or **Stick**is the daughter of Daredevil and Black Widow in Daredevil: End of Days (Earth-12121). Born blind, she spent time in Hell's Kitchen hustling people. She trained Timothy Urich, the new Daredevil.

Mapone may b named after the European city where she was conceived.

Also in this series, several of Daredevil's love interests appear - all with young redheaded sons who strongly resemble Matt Murdock.

* Franklin Gilliam, son of Milla Donovan
* Matt Natchios, son of Elektra
* Twin sons of "Typhoid" Mary, now reformed and an actress
* Echo may have a redheaded child (apparently spotted in a desk photo)
Koryak

**Koryak** was the son of Aquaman and the Inuit woman Kako.

He grew up in his mother's village in Northern Canada and met his father as a teenager. He was angry and rebellious, and resented Aquaman's close relationship with Tempest. He moved to Atlantis but later disobyed his father and tried to lead a migration of Atlanteans to Tritonis. He accidentally started a war with the god Triton and was banished, and returned shamed to his mother's village. He died during Infinite Crisis.
Lyta Hall (Sandman)

**Hippolyta "Lyta" Hall** is the daughter of Diana Trevor (Wonder Woman) and Steve Trevor. She and Hector had a son named Daniel who became Morpheus' heir. His story is detailed in The Sandman Presents: The Furies (2002).

## History

### The Sandman Presents: The Furies (2002)

Since the death of her son, Daniel, half-human, half-fury Lyta Hall has wandered through a wasteland of meaningless sex and desperate grief. But a strange coincidence throws her into the company of a travelling theatre troupe in Athens. Instead of revisitig her Greek heritage to helpe restore her sanity, Lyta finds herself lost in the dank pits of Hades. And, ultimately, she becomes a pawn in a deadly game between the most powerful mythological gods in history at the inimitable triple threat that is The Furies.
Molecule Kid (Aaron Reece)

**Aaron Reece** was the son of Molecule Man in the TV show "Avengers Assemble."

Both the Avengers and A.I.M. came after him when he was left with his father's wand. Aaron went on the run with Hawkeye and Black Widow. He was captured by Super-Adaptoid and the wand was broken, damaging reality, but Aaron used the pieces to defeat Super-Adaptoid. Aaron was then sent to NIck Fury's training program for young heroes. He now goes by the codename: **"Molecule Kid".**

## Powers and Abilities

**Molecular Manipulation**: Aaron possesses the ability to mentally control, transform, and manipulate the molecules of all matter and energy. Through concentration, he projects a psionic-manipulative energy, the precise nature of which is unknown, that alters the arrangement of molecules according to any visualized pattern. He can rearrange molecules so radically, he can use his power to reconfigure all forms of matter and them into different substances and forms (such as, for example, turning air into glass), and can change matter into energy and back again. He can create force fields and energy blasts, and also open up wormholes through hyperspace and traverse them, thus traveling faster than light.
Hope Pym (MC2)

**Red Queen** or **Hope Pym** was the daughter of Jan and Hank Pym in the MC2 reality and twin sister of Henry Pym, Jr. When the new team of Avengers appeared, Hope became obsessed with them, believing that they dishonored her parents' memories and she could lead a better team. (Hank died in battle and Janet died of a broken heart.) She created the villainous team known as the Revengers.

## Powers

She can fly and wears gloves with claws and bio-electric blasters, but has not shown the ability to alter her size.
Reed's daughter

The unnamed daughter of Reed Richards and Lissette Orlova in What If? vol. II #27.

In this reality, Namor joined the team, which became the Fantastic Five. He and Sue fell in love and got married, while Reed withdrew into his studies and resigned from the team. A redheaded doctor named Lissette Orlova applied to be his assistant. It turned out Doctor Doom was forcing her to spy for him and drug Reed. Reed managed to resist and was badly wounded while protecting Sue, and Lissette revealed that she was in love with him. They later married.

Their daughter was born not long after Sue and Namor’s son. She had her mother’s eyes and her father’s brains. As a teenager, she and Leonard McKenzie joined the FF.
Olivier LeBeau

**Olivier LeBeau**is the son of Gambit and Rogue, appearing in X-Men: The End and GeneXt. His sister is Rebecca.

Oli is a quick-tempered fighter who takes after his mother, Rogue. He is romantically involved with Megan Summers.

​He inherited his mother's ability to absorb powers. He can fly and has permanently absorbed telepathy, though he does not like this power. He also possesses a degree of his father's hypnotic ability.
May Parker (Earth-1122)

**May Parker**is the daughter of Ben Reilly and Mary Jane Watson on Earth-1122. Little about this character is known. She was a member of  X-51's Heralds, and as her reward was able to meet the Peter Parker of Earth-X. She and the May Parker of that reality got on well together.

​She wears the same costume as Ben Reilly, and thus, the MC2 Spider-Girl.
Liz Toomes

**Elizabeth "Liz" Toomes** is one of Peter Parker's classmates in *Spider-Man: Homecoming.* She is a senior at Midtown School of Science and Technology, and Peter's crush. Her father is Adrian Toomes, the Vulture, and her mother is Doris Toomes.

She has a crush on Spider-Man. She seems to be a popular and driven young student. Spider-Man saves her life after an explosion at the Washington Monument. Later, Peter approaches her at school and asks her to homecoming, and she accepts. When Peter went to pick her up at her house, he found out that her father was the Vulture. He then left the dance to stop the Vulture. After Toomes' arrest, Liz and her mother moved to Oregon.
Jake Grimm

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**Jake Grimm** is the name of Ben Grimm's son in several realities.

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Li'l Wolf

**Li'l Bad Wolf** is the son of Disneye's Zeke the Big Bad Wolf. Despite his father's example, he wants to be friends with the Three Little Pigs. He appeared in the comics beginning in 1945 and is one of the most frequently starring characters. He later appeared in *Raw Toonage* and in *House of Mouse.*
Lifeguard (Heather Cameron)

**Heather Cameron** is aa young Australian lifeguard, possibly the daughter of Deathbird and a crime lord named Viceroy. She joined the X-Men. It is possible that she and her brother Slipstream are Deathbird's children. She was referred to in Destiny's Diaries as "mothered by War," and Deathbird was known as War.

## Powers

She is a mutant who can adapt for any situation. This ultimately altered her more and more until she was clearly Shi'Ar in appearance, with wings and golden skin.
Raymond Terrill

**Raymond Terrill**  was told he was hypersensitive to light and exposure to sunlight would kill him. Privately tutored in his window-darkened home, Ray's most earnest wish was for normalcy.

At eighteen, by his supposed father's deathbed, Ray learned his life was a lie. He was not allergic to light, nor did he have to live in darkness. Most disturbing of all, he discovered his true father was **Lan**   **gford "Happy" Terrill**, the 40s war-time super-hero known as **The Ray**.
At his "father's" funeral, Ray met his cousin Hank, who helped him first face sunlight and his resulting powers. Hank urged Ray to become a super-hero, but Ray refused. It was then that Happy reappeared, pressuring his son to take up the heroic role while revealing his true origin. Employing agents and people close to his son, Happy concocted an elaborate scheme forcing young Ray into facing responsibility and utilizing his new-found powers. Confronting the Light Entity in a realm only he could reach, young Ray successfully dissuaded its return, saving the Earth.
Rachel Carpenter

**Rachel Carpenter**was the daughter of Spider-Woman (Julia Carpenter). She was a child when her mother received superpowers, and their family briefly lived in the West Coast Avengers' base. During Civil War, Julia tried to flee the country with Rachel but was imprisoned. Rachel was sent to her grandparents. They later fled to Canada, but returned after the end of the registration law.
Fantasm (Trin Richards-Banner)

**Trin Richards-Banner** was the daughter of Valeria Richards and Bruce Banner's son Bart in the Fantastic Four 100th Anniversary Special. She was the twin sister of Kirby and a member of the new Fantastic Four.

## Powers

Trin's powers are unknown, but her name may indicate they are similar to the Invisible Woman's.
Petal Grimm

**Petunia "Petal" Grimm** is the daughter of Ben and Alicia Grimm in the alternate reality seen in *Domination Factor Fantastic Four*#3.5. Ben's Aunt Petunia is her godmother and namesake.

In this reality, the Fantastic Four never existed. Alicia wears glasses that allow her to see, and Ben runs Yancy Street Pizza.