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Jade and Obsidian

**Jennifer-Lynn "Jennie" Hayden** and **Todd Rice** are the son and daughter of Alana Scott (the original **Green Lantern**) and his wife-turned-nemesis Rose Canton (**Thorn**).

Fearing that she would harm her children, Rose left Alan upon learning she was pregnant. She gave Jennie and Lynn up for adoption and they were separated. They were both adopted by couples in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

The siblings learned of each other in their late teens, met up and discovered they had superpowers. Jennie can control the mystical power of the Starheart, an ancient artifact created by the Guardians of the Universe. By contrast, Todd has various shadow-based powers from his father's exposure to Shadow energy after a battle with Ian Karkull.

The siblings were rejected from the Justice Soceity, so they joined with other children and ex-sidekicks of JSA members to form Infinity, Inc. Jennie took on the name **Jade**, while Todd went with **Obsidian.**
Jonathan Ross

**Jonathan "Jon" Ross** is the son of Pete Ross on Earth-One.

His mother died when he was young. Jon began to lose the will to live, but Superman revealed his secret identity to him while convincing him to go on. Jon was kidnapped by the Nyrvins; the Legion of Superheroes told Superman not to rescue him, as this would lead to him becoming a great hero who would end the Millenium War. Pete, Jon's father, began to slip into insanity and attacked Superman for this. Superman eventually did return Jon to his father, but it is unknown what effect this had on the future.
Jonathan Storm, Jr.

**Jonathan Storm, Jr.** was the son of Johnny Storm and Alicia Masters in ​What If? The X-Men Lost Inferno. Here, most people are either corrupted into demons or become slaves.

Alicia is among the slaves, but is eventually freed and was among the few surviving humans. Johnny Storm dies in battle. Doctor Strange and the Phoenix deliver Alicia's baby in a cave.
Metallique

**Metallique**was the four-year-old daughter of Colossus in *X-Men: Millennial Visions*#2000. The dragon Lockheed is her personal guardian, so her mother may be Kitty Pryde. ​The X-Men, currently led by Kitty Pryde and Wolverine, have the main objective of fighting the Morlocks.

She seems to have inherited her father's powers.
Lyle and Lili

**Lyle-Zee and Lili Van-Zee** are the twin son and daughter of Van-Zee and Sylvia deWitt, first appearing in *Superman's Girlfriend Lois Lane* #15.

They resemble the generic Super-children. The comic is presented in such a way to make it appear that they are the children of Superman and Lois Lane, only to later reveal that the story is about the family of their doppelgangers, Van-Zee of Kandor and a woman named Sylvia.

Van-Zee and Sylvia live on the planet Urth. Their twins have superpowers, which makes it difficult for Sylvia to discipline them when they misbehave. Van-Zee creates a serum to give her superpowers as well. After Sylvia mistakes Superman for Van-Zee, the family decides to reduce the confusion by moving back to the bottled city of Kandor.
Hope van Dyne (Marvel Cinematic Universe)

**Hope Van Dyne** was the daughter of Hank Pym and his wife Janet, first appearing in *Ant-Man* in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. She was portrayed by Evangeline Lilly.

She was seven when her mother died and her father sent her to boarding school. Her relationship with her father did not improve until adulthood, when they worked to stop Darren Cross from misusing the Ant-Man technology. It was implied she would take on the role of the new Wasp.

## See Also

* Nadia Pym
* Hope Pym (MC2)
MC2

The MC2, or Earth-982, was home to many second-generation Marvel Comics characters. It spun off from an issue of What If? starring Peter Perker's daughter.

## Characters from MC2

* Allison Dillon
* Alyce Grimm
* April Parker
* Argo
* Benjamin Richard Parker
* David Banner
* Dormagus
* Felicity Hardy
* Franklin Richards
* Gene Thompson
* Gerry Drew
* Henry Pym, Jr.
* Hope Pym
* Jack Jameson
* Jake Grimm
* Kevin Masterson
* Kristoff Vernard
* May Parker
* Sabreclaw
* Shannon Carter
* Sylene
* T'chaka II
* Thena Thorsdottir
* Torus Storm
* Wild Thing
* Zane Yama
Iron Man (Michael Rhodes)

**Michael Rhodes** is the son of James Rhodes and the current Iron Man on Earth-83438 in the year 2032, appearing in What If? #38. He served on the Avengers alongside Thor, the Vision, and Jocasta. He was the youngest and only mortal member.

Rhodey had succeeded Tony Stark after his death, and Michael took the mantle after Rhodey had a stroke.
M'R'R Kent

**M'R'R Lane Kent** is the second child of Superman (K'L'L) and Lois Lane in *Superman: The Feral Man of Steel (Superman Annual* #6, 1994). In this story inspired by the Jungle Book and Tarzan, K'L'L is raised by wolves in the Indian jungle and becomes a protector of the British empire.

M'R'R is named after Superman's wolf foster mother. Her siblings are Richard and K'R'K.
Kala Sparks

**Kala Sparks** is the daughter of Supergirl and Gary Sparks, in a simulated future seen in Action Comics #370 (December 1968).

Supergirl has a crush on  college playboy Gary Sparks. He's not interested in Linda Lee Danvers, but he is interested in Supergirl. So she romantically pursues him as Supergirl and even promises to marry him, but her parents are concerned, so she uses a Prognostron to view their future together.

They have a daughter named Kala who inherits her mother's powers and needs to be supervised so she doesn't destroy the house, but Gary neglects her. Supergirl builds a robot to act as her nanny. After Gary turns it off, Supergirl starts carrying Kala with her on missions to keep an eye on her.

Gary also won't get a job, and cheats on his wife. After seeing all this, Supergirl sabotages the relationship.
Quicksilver

Quicksilver, or Pietro Maximoff, is a superhero and member of the Avengers. For a time, he and his twin sister the Scarlet Witch were believed to be the children of the Golden-Age heroes Whizzer. They were later revealed to be the children of Magneto and his wife Magda, and this remained the status quo until 2014, when it was retconned.

Quicksilver's ex-wife is Crystal and they have one daughter, Luna.
Morgan Stark

**Morgan H. Stark** is the daughter of Tony Stark and Pepper Potts in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

In *Avengers: Infinity War,* Tony told his then-fiancee Pepper he had dreamed they had a child named Morgan after her eccentric uncle.

Their daughter Morgan was born after the Decimation in which half the world's population ceased to exist. Morgan was raised by both her parents and first appeared in *Avengers: Endgame.*

### Trivia

* In a deleted scene from Endgame, upon snapping his fingers with the Infinity Gauntlet, Tony encounters an older version of Morgan in the Soulworld. The older Morgan was portrayed by Katherine Langford. Test audiences found this scene confusing and it was removed.
* In the comics, Morgan Stark is Tony Stark's jealous cousin and in one possible reality, the father of Arno Stark (Iron Man 2020).
Puck II (Zuzha Yu)

**Puck II/Zuzha Yu** was the daughter of Puck and an unnamed Asian woman.

She displayed superhuman abilities while still in the womb. She never forgave her father for leaving her family. Thrown out of college, she became a bartender and bouncer and was eventually recruited by Dr. Walter Langkowski for a new incarnation of Alpha Flight to rescue the original members from the Plodex. She was killed by the Collective after M-Day.

In an alternate future seen in Alpha Flight #12, she and Major Mapleleaf are married and have an unnamed son.
Laney Kent

**Laney** is the daughter of Lois Lane and Superman in Superman #215 (April 1969).

Lois Lane was murdered by one of Superman's enemies. Superman took their daughter Laney to live in the Fortress of Solitude. He attempted to comfort her by making a Lois Lane robot. Later, he pulled a Lois Lane from another reality where Superman had died, and wound up marrying her.
Lori Kent

**Lori Kent** was the daughter ofClark Kent and Lana Lang in *Superman: The Man of Tomorrow* #15 (1999). Her brother was Clark Junior.

After their family dinner, an investigative reporter Lois Lane arrived to ask some questions about the UFO that had crashlanded on their farm 30 years before. As Lana tried to distract Clark, he realized that this was another illusion.
Job Burke

**Job Burke**is the son of Ted Sallis and Ellen Brandt. After Ted became the Man-Thing and scarred Ellen, she became traumatized and reclusive and also found out she was pregnant. She placed the baby for adoption and he was taken by a couple named Jack and Gwyneth Burke. The fallen star Mr. Termineus manipulated Job, making him his student and trying to wipe out reality. However, Job rebelled and worked with Sallis to restore reality. Job went back to his normal life.

As a descendant of the Goddes Cleito and the first man, Adam K'Ad-Mon, Job is a Man of Lineage and has the subconscious power to manipulate or heal reality.
Joel Kent

**Joel Perry Kent** was the son of Clark Kent and Lois Lane in *Superman/Batman Generations.*

Luthor and the Joker exposed the pregnant Lois to Gold Kryptonite, causing her son to be born powerless. Clark and Lois decided never to tell Joel his father was Superman. When Joel was nine, Luthor found him and told him his father exposed him to the radiation to prevent him from becoming too powerful. This caused a rift in the family.

Joel served in Vietnam; he proved cruel and psychopathic, and his troops turned on him and left him for dead after he tried to get them to massacre villagers.

A Vietnamese woman named Mei-Lai nursed him to health, and returned with him to America, where they married. In 1979, Luthor gave Joel a formula to restore his powers. Joel attacked his sister Kara's wedding, revealed himself, and murdered her. He returned to Luthor's lab, only beginning to die. A gloating Luthor revealed that the formula was toxic and that he had been lying all along. Joel was survived by his wife and son, who was also born with no powers.
Jonathan Kent (Hyperman)

Jonathan Kent is the son of Superman and Wonder-Woman in Kingdom Come and The Kingdom (1996/1999).

He was kidnapped on the day he was born, by Gog. He seemed to vanish, but was actually in Hypertime, being cared for by an older version of himself. After they defeated Gog, Jonathan was returned to them.

He has the combined powers of both his parents, as well as the power to travel through time and reality.

In the 2009 story JSA: Thy Kingdom Come, Superman and Wonder Woman have five children. Jonathan may be one of them.
Martha Kent II

**Martha Kent** is the adoptive daughter of Superboy (Conner Kent), first appearing in Young Justice Vol 3 #3 (May 2019).

When Superboy landed on Gemworld, he met a pregnant woman named Lophi whose husband had been killed. To protect her, Conner pretended to be her husband while he waited for the rest of Young Justice to track him down. They grew close, and when her baby was born Conner named her Martha after Martha Kent.
Lex Luthor, Jr. (Earth-One)

**Lex Luthor, Jr.** was the son of Lex Luthor and Ardora, born on the planet Lexor.

On this planet, which was named for him, Luthor was seen as a hero and Superman as a villain. Luthor was overjoyed when he returned to Lexor to find that his wife had borne him a son. While Luthor battled Superman, his warsuit malfunctioned, causing an explosion that would destroy the planet. Ardora and Lex Jr. were among the casualties.
Kal-El II

**Kal-El II** is the son of Superman and a mystery woman, and twin brother of Jor-El II, appearing in Superman #166 (1964).

Kal inherited his mother's human characteristics and no powers, and became more and more introverted. Superman tries putting Kal on another planet where he can enjoy having superpowers, but Kal becomes homesick. Superman then tries making an elixir to give his son powers, but it has the side effect of making him invisible. After they come up with an antidote, Kal thanks his father but asks him to stop. After Kal is kidnapped as a hostage and rescued by his father, he is so humiliated that he runs away.

To help his self-esteem, Superman takes Kal and Jor to Kandor to attend school. Jor excels at sports and Kal at more intellectual pursuits. When a theft takes place, Jor and Kal take on the identities of Nightwing and Flamebird to stop the Raider. However, when they enlarge to normal size, they realize that the Raider has also escaped Kandor. Superman and Jor set off to fight this person, while Kal goes back in time to Krypton, meets his grandfather, and figures out where the Raider came from. Kal returns to the present in time to save his father and brother from Green Kryptonite and send the Raider into the Phantom Zone.
Larry Trask

**Larry Trask**was the son of Bolivar Trask and younger brother of Tanya.

At age five, Larry predicted his mother's death with his mutant powers. He shortly lost his older sister Tanya as well. Bolivar had a team invent a medallion that would block Larry's visions and erase his memories of them. When he saw a time-traveling Rachel and Tanya fighting, he was convinced that his father was right and that mutants were a dangerous threat. He helped build the Sentinels, and after blaming the X-Men for his father's death, developed a new line of Sentinels. However, the Sentinels targeted him as well, since he was a mutant. After this he did not hunt any more mutants, but while in Australia with Quicksilver and the Avengers, Larry stopped an army of his old Sentinels and saved the world at the cost of his own life.
Hourman (Richard Tyler)

**Rick Tyler** was the son of Rex Tyler. Rex was busy with business and superhero work, and spent little time with his son. Rick became the second Hourman during the Criss on Infinite Earths, and went on to join other second-generation heroes in the group Infinity, Inc.

Rick eventually joined the Justice Society of America and married fellow JSA member Jesse Quick, with whom he had a son Johnny.
Nick Fury, Jr.

**​Marcus Johnson,**also known as **Nick Fury, Jr.,**was theson of Nick Fury and a former CIA agent named Nia Jones. Returning from Afghanistan for his mother's funeral, he realized that she'd been murdered and wound up being taken into SHIELD custody to protect him from mercenaries. His investigation revealed that he was Nick Fury's son and had inherited the Infinity Formula in his blood. He ultimately became an agent of SHIELD.
Katie Barton

**Katie Barton** is the daughter of Clint Barton and Natasha Romanoff, both of whom were among the heroes who survived the cataclysm that scorched the Earth and went underground to escape the lethal radiation. Katie was born and spend her entire life in an underground faclity located under New York City.

## Katie Barton

### Relatives

Clint Barton (father, deceased);Natasha Romanoff (mother, deceased)
Larry Kent

**Larry Kent** was the son of Superman and Lois Lane in several imaginary futures.

He appeared with a twin sister, Carole, in *Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane* #23 (February 1961) and *Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane* #36 (October 1962).

He appeared as an only child in *Superman's Girl Friend Lois Lane* #39 (February 1963).
Marissa Storm

**Marissa Storm**was thedaughter of Johnny Storm and Alicia Masters in the Last Avengers Story. She detests violence and thought her father’s crimefighting stupid. Ultimately, she couldn't watch the Avengers' final battle on TV, and ran and hid in a closet.

## Powers

She can sculpt solid constructs from flame.
Moira MacTaggart's Children

The two unnamed children of Moira MacTaggart and Sean Cassidy, seen with Storm and Forge's son and daughter, in ​What If? Vol 2 #75.

Blink passed into a realm from which she could manipulate events. A confused Banshee returned to a world in which he and Moira were married, the Legacy virus had been cured and the world was swiftly approaching a utopia. However, Blink eventually crossed a line and the utopia began to break down.
Lara Lane-Kent (Injustice)

**Lara Lane-Kent** is the deceased daughter of Superman and Lois Lane in the 2013 video game Injustice. She is not mentioned by name, but as Superman's unborn child or on her tombstone as "Baby Kent."

In *Injustice: Gods Among Us,* Superman is overjoyed to learn Lois is pregnant, only for the Joker to control him with fear toxin and directly cause Lois' death.

Although her pregnant mother was murdered, a dreamworld in the comic tie-in *Injustice: Year Three*reveals what Lara's life would have been like had she and her mother survived. She inherited her father's powers and grew up to be Superwoman.

## Trivia

* In the prologue of the video game, Superman refers to his unborn child as a son.

## See Also

* Lara Kent (The Dark Knight Strikes Again)
* Lara Kent (Mxyzptlk's Future)
Jonathan Kent

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**Jonathan Kent** is the name of Superman's son in several realities.

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Jake Grant

**Jake** was the son of Ted Grant and his girlfriend Irina, conceived sometime during the 1960s.

He was kidnapped by the supervillain Yellow Wasp, to replace his biological son, whom he had transformed into a wasp-human hybrid. Ted never saw his son again and split up with Irina soon afterwards. (JSA vol. 3 #3)

The Yellow Wasp raised Jake as his own, but his son became jealous and killed both. He took the name Killer Wasp and joined Johnny Sorrow's Injustice Society. (JSA vol. 3 #21, JSA Secret Files #2)
Mobile Artillery

**Mobile artillery**, such as the M1203 NLOS, is a self-propelled artillery unit that intends to provide networked, extended-range, precise attacks on enemy targets. In general, mobile artillery supports any frontline unit, providing heavy, indirect long-range fire. It is lightly armored; however, and requires support and protection against direct air and ground attack. They are capable of being strategically airlifted and also have 50% NBC damage protection.

## Description

* Western SPA - M110 Howitzer
* Eastern SPA - 2S3 Akatsiya
* European SPA - GCT 155MM

## Features

This unit has the following features on its final tier:

* Unlocked with Day 3 Research: Ranged Combat - Maximum distance at which this unit can engage. Eastern doctrine gains access to this earlier.
* Unlocked with Day 19 Research: Limited WMD Protection - Unit is better protected when attacked by missiles armed with chemical/nuclear warheads. Eastern doctrine gains access to this earlier.
* Unlocked with Day 24 Research: Airlift - This unit can be transported between airports/landing strips via airlift. Note that it is completely defenseless while in the air. Eastern doctrine gains access to this earlier.

## History

### Western Doctrine

The **M1203 NLOS** is a tracked hybrid electric/fuel artillery vehicle weighing in at 27 tons. It transports two crew and 24 rounds of ammunition to any frontline with the intent to provide networked, precise, heavy, long-range fire. The fully automatic 155mm/38 caliber cannon has quick-change capabilities that enable the rapid changing of round types and rate of fire. The hybrid technology allows the NLOS to perform key surveillance roles without a running engine, offering tactical stealth as well as the obvious benefits to increased fuel economy.

### Eastern Doctrine

Weighing in at 55 tons, the tracked **2S35 Koalitsiya** - SV howitzer is the most capable unit in the world. Operated by three, well-protected men, the Koalitsiya has a 152 mm/52 caliber main gun, as well as a 12.7 mm machine gun with which to conduct its affairs. The fully automated loading and handling system is capable of firing a wide range of munitions a distance of 30 to 40 km at 8 rounds per minute. She will carry 60 rounds of ammunition on board, with an optional system that allows for reload from a truck. And if that’s not enough, she can also build herself a trench within 12-40 minutes with her entrenching blade.

### European Doctrine

The 55 ton German **Panzerhaubitze 2000** is a tracked howitzer fitted with a powerful 155 mm main gun. She supports a crew of 5, and features a chromium-plated, 8-meter long barrel which is fitted with a slotted muzzle brake for added muzzle velocity. She has a fully automatic loading management system that comes with a standard 32-round primer magazine. She is noted for her high rate of fire, and in a burst, will fire off 3 rounds in nine seconds, and depending upon barrel heating, is capable of firing 10-13 rounds per minute continuously. She holds 60 rounds of ammunition on board.

## Requirements

* Army Base Level 3
* Arms Industry Level 1
Ian Zola

**Ian Zola** was the son of Arnim Zola and adopted son of Captain America.

Captain America raised him while in Dimension Z, where time flowed faster. When Ian was eleven, his sister Jet Black captured him and returned him to Zola to be brainwashed. Cap broke the brainwashing, only for Sharon Carter to arrive and mistakenly shoot Ian.

Ian survived the injury and returned as an adult, operating under the code name Nomad.
Jeannette Summers

**Jeannette Summers** is the daughter of Cyclops and Jean Grey and sister of Charles in  Millennial Visions 2000: Mutants, Mutants Everywhere!

The X-Men travel forward in time; humans and mutants are no longer at war, and the X-Men become crimefighters more like the Avengers or Fantastic Four. In 2030, Scott and Jean are retired and have two children.
Jane Kent

**Jane Kent**is the daughter of Clark Kent and Lois Chaudhari in *Superman: Secret Identity.*Her twin sister is Carol.

In her teens, Jane develops powers like her father's and become a superhero, wearing a costume matching her sister's.

She went to medical school in Boston and married a man named Mike. They had at least three sons, Perry, Clark and Jimmy, all named after Superman characters. All her children presumably developed powers in their teens.
Suzy Richards

**Suzy Richards** was the daughter of Reed Richards and Sue Storm, and Franklin's younger sister in What If? The Invisible Girl's Child was a Monster. This was one half of a 1991 What If? issue asking "What if the Invisible Girl's Child Had Lived?" (This was after she gave birth to a stillborn daughter in mainstream continuity.)

Franklin foresaw in his dreams that his mother would die giving birth to his sister. After this happened, Reed became obsessively protective of his daughter, who was named after Sue. Only Franklin realized that she was slowly draining life from everyone around her. After Ben Grimm and Johnny and Alicia Storm wasted away and died, Franklin eventually turned to the last person he could think of: Doctor Doom. During the ensuing battle, Suzy revealed her true form as a hideous monster. Franklin managed to push her through a portal into the Negative Zone, where she was trapped, but only after both Reed and Doctor Doom died.

## ​Powers

Suzy needed to drain the life force of others, slowly over the course of months or instantly, in order to survive. She could also change from her form of a young girl into the form of a huge monster.

## See Also

* Mary Richards
* Valeria Richards
Lightning and Thunder

In *Kingdom Come,* **Lightning** is the daughter of **Black Lightning** and **Jonni Thunder**. She joined Batman's Silent Calvary and participated in the Gulag battle, where she was among those killed by the U.N. nuclear bombing.

She made her mainstream debut in *Justice Society of America*, where she was named Jennifer Pierce, the daughter of Jefferson Pierce (Black Lightning) and his ex-wife Lynn Stewart. She also has an older sister Anissa, who joins the Outsiders as **Thunder.**
Normie Osborn

**Normie Osborn** is the son of Harry Osborn and ex-wife Liz Allan, and the half-brother of Stanley Osborn. He is named after his grandfather.

Normie is also Peter's godson, and Peter became pretty close to him after Harry's death. After One More Day, Normie hated his father for abandoning him and also hated Spider-Man. His grandfather, Norman Osborn, has mentioned him, but otherwise he hasn't been mentioned much. He is probably living safely with his mother; Norman Osborn created the company Alchemax at least partly for Normie's future.

​He was a major character in MC2 Spider-Girl's storylines, where he married Brenda Drago, the daughter of the Vulture.
Lara Kent

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**Lara Kent** is the name of Superman's daughter in several possible futures.

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Molecule Man II

**The second Molecule Man** was a humanoid construct, created by the Molecule Man Owen Reece as a companion and son. He appeared in Marvel Two-In-One #1.

The Watcher had imprisoned Reece in a pocket dimension where time passed more swiftly. He had a son, later revealed to be a construct. The dying Reece transferred his consciousness and powers into his son's wand, and the new Molecule Man went to Earth for revenge. When the Thing and the Man-Thing took his wand, he ran out of power and disintegrated.
Starfire's Pregnancy

In New Titans #130 (1995), Starfire was said to be pregnant.

She had fallen in love with and married a Tamaranean general named Ph'yzzon, but Raven - who was evil at the time - caused the destruction of the planet. They settled on a planet they called New Tamaran. Raven, recreated in a glowing golden form, said she could sense that Starfire was with child.

This was never mentioned again; later, Starfire's originally passionate marriage was described as a colder and more formal union, and Phy'zzon died when New Tamaran was destroyed by the Sun Eater.
Kent Children (Earth-167)

**The Kent children**are the two or more daughters of Clark Kent and Lois Lane on Earth-167, living on the Kent family farm in Kansas. Their names are not given. They do not appear onscreen but are mentioned in the *Batwoman* episode "Crisis on Infinite Earths, Part 2" (2019).

The Lex Luthor of Earth-38, hunting down different Supermen across the multiverse, confronts Earth-167's Clark only to learn that he has children and has given up his powers to devote himself to his family. A confounded Luthor departs. Immediately afterwards, Lois calls Clark to come inside, mentioning that their daughters have made a mess.

Clark and Lois are portrayed by Tom Welling and Erica Durance, as in the Smallville TV show.
Mutt Williams

**Henry "Mutt" Williams**, or Henry Walton Jones III, was the son of Marion Ravenwood and Indiana Jones. His stepfather, Colin Williams, died during World War II.

Mutt was raised by his mother. He met his father in 1957, and with his parents and a few others went to return the Crystal Skull to Akator. Mutt was present at his parents' wedding.

He presumably took after his father at the end of the film.
Mxyzptlk, Jr.

**Mxyzptlk, Jr.** is the son of Mr. Mxyzptlk in World's Finest #157.

Seeking revenge on Superman, he came to Earth and posed as Superman, Jr. He forced Bat-Mite, Jr. to pose as Batman, Jr. and the pair caused trouble. The real Superman Jr. and Batman Jr. exposed them and tricked Mxy Jr. into saying his name backwards, sending him home.
Rad (Alyce Grimm)

**Alyce Grimm**was the twin sister of Jake and the daughter of Ben Grimm and Sharon Ventura in the MC2 reality. She was named after an aunt of Ben's.

She enjoyed shopping, and did not enjoy being a superhero as much as her brother did. She eventually left the team to move back to San Francisco with her mother.

## Powers

She could fire purple energy from her hands, or fly by surrounding herself with energy.
Kylo Ren

**Kylo Ren**, born Ben Solo, was the son of Han and Leia Organa Solo, born in 5 ABY, one year after the Battle of Endor. Growing up, he was a student of his uncle, Jedi Master Luke Skywalker. However, his parents' busy lives left him with feelings of abandonment, and the Supreme Leader took advantage of this to turn him to the Dark Side. Coming to idolize his grandfather, Darth Vader, Ren destroyed his fellow Jedi students and became a Knight of Ren. He commanded the First Order's forces as they searched for a map to the vanished Luke Skywalker's location.
Kya

**Kya** is the younger daughter of the Scarlet Witch in *Thor: The Reigning.*

Roughly seventeen years in the future, Wanda Maximoff already had a teenaged daughter and was giving birth to an infant. Jane Foster helped her give birth, and arranged that the child would not be catalogued like the rest of humanity. 100 years later, Kya would contribute to bringing Thor's reign to an end.

Kya is a sorceress.
K'Shamba

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**K'Shamba** is the name of Black Panther's relative in several realities.

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Qadira von Doom

**Qadira** was the daughter of Doctor Doom and Storm, and sister of Kristoff Von Doom, on Earth-892. She 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.

She and her brother attended school in Switzerland. Her parents said that she had a rebellious streak.
Katie Banner

**Katie Banner** is the daughter of Bruce Banner and Betty Ross in *"Past Perfect"-* an illusionary world created by the Devil Hulk, where Bruce sees himself living an idyllic life with his family. (Incredible Hulk Vol 2 #27-28). Her twin sister is Kathy. Like her father, Katie wears glasses. She wears her hair parted in the middle.

When Bruce began to remember the truth, Katie told him she was scared.
Kristoff Vernard

**Kristoff Vernard**is DoctorDoom’s foster son, and implied to be the biological half-brother of Reed Richards.

For a while, he was brainwashed to believe that he was Doctor Doom. He lived with the Fantastic Four for a while, but has since returned to Latveria, where Doom grooms him to be his heir.

In the MC2 reality, he has turned his back on his father's legacy and become a member of the Fantastic Five.
Lal

**Lal** was a female android constructed by Data in the year 2366.

Lal chose the appearance of a human female. Her name was from the Hindi word for "beloved." Data wanted to teach her about being human, but she did not fit in with human children, and Starfleet Research and Development wanted to take her away to study her. Lal soon began to experience emotions, a symptom of her neural net failing. She shut down permanently, "dying," but Data transferred hr memories into his own brain so that her legacy would live on.
Hulkling

**Teddy Altman, or Dorrek VIII,** is the son of Mar-Vell and the Skrull princess Anelle, born after a secret affair. Before her death, Anelle had her son spirited away to be raised in safety on Earth; however, his nursemaid found when she had arrived that Captain Mar-Vell had already died. The child grew up in obscurity, only learning the truth of his origins after he joined the Young Avengers.
Vin

1. **Vin**is a synthezoid, the son daughter of Vision and his wife Virginia, who in turn was created by Vision using the Scarlet Witch's brain patterns.

Vin and his "twin sister" Viv were still developing, having been based on the brain patterns of their parents. They lived in Arlington, Virginia and attended the Alexander Hamilton High School in Fairfax.

While his sister was badly damaged, Vin became temporarily distraught, erratic and violent, but recovered. The Vision's "brother" Victor Mancha came to visit.

## Powers and Abilities

**Synthetic Body:** Vin is a sapient construct, a perfect hybrid between organic and inorganic material. His entire body is a mix between a synthetic simulacrum of organic tissue and Vibranium, all of which are enhanced by the cosmic energies of the Power Gem to function as a living body.

* **Computer Brain:** Vin's brain functions like a computer enabling him to interact, wirelessly or directly, with other computer systems to utilize or extract data from them which can be stored in his databanks.
	+ **Superhuman Intelligence:** He has a vast amount of information (possibly a library's worth) stored in his computer brain which he can refer to at any time.

* **Superhuman Reflexes:** Vin's reflexes are greatly enhanced from a human's reflexes.

* **Superhuman Stamina:** He does not tire like a human does.

* **Density Manipulation:** The molecules in Vin's body are capable of separating or pulling themselves together, thus being able to control his density and solidity.
	+ **Superhuman Strength:** While Vin's strength is above human, increasing his density will additionally increase his strength.
	+ **Superhuman Durability:** He can become extraordinarily massive and harder than diamond. At maximum mass, the Vision weighs about 90 tons.
	+ **Intangibility:** Vin can control his density to pass a part or all of his body through solid objects.
	+ **Flight:** When at a minimum mass, Vin can fly through the air weightlessly.

* **Energy Manipulation:** Due to the experimentations with his father and the Power Gem, Vin became infused with the energy of the Power Gem, granting him various photonic abilities. By using this power, his entire body, his eyes and his hair are surrounded by the cosmic energy that his body generates. This greatly increased Vin's physical abilities, such as his strength and durability, as well as his photon blasts.
	+ **Photon Blasts:** Vin has the power to directly concentrate cosmic energies, into powerful photonic blasts, strong enough to pulverize concrete, extremely dense metal objects, and send his opponents flying several meters into the air with a single shot.
	+ **Exothermic Manipulation:** Vin can accumulate the energy in his hands to burn, melt or combust solid metals, such as steel doors, ceilings or walls.
	+ **Energy Channeling**: Vin can utilize his cosmic energy in order to regulate the functional usage of mechanized appliance as well as modulate their energy output.
Kassidy "Kass" Sage

**Kassidy "Kass" Sage** is the daughter of immortal conqueror **Vandal Savage.**

When Kassidy was ten, her father was arrested and sent to Belle Reve
 for a series of murders, after he was discovered committing ritualistic
 human sacrifices to appease his gods, allowing his proclaimed
immortality. Her mother died within the year.

She grew up to be one of the FBI's best criminal profilers, specializing in serial killers.

After sixteen long years a copycat killer dubbed the
"Swan-Killer" begins to mimic Vandal Savage's sacrificial murders. When
Savage was being interviewed by two FBI agents, he managed to attack
them, leading Kass to head to Belle Reve to meet
with Vandal to ask for his help in tracking the Swan-Killer.

Vandal agrees to help after he witnesses her kill an escaped
inmate, claiming he had to be sure she was a true Savage. Savage made
one request to his daughter in order to help, he would need to see the
crime scenes in person.

Savage tells his daughter that he will try to escape, but she has
 no choice in the matter, as it is the only way he would agree to help.
Kass reluctantly agrees to his terms, as well as arranges his temporary
release.
Jackie Murdock

**Jonathan Franklin "Jackie" Murdock** – is the son of Daredevil and an unknown woman, who is a mayor, in Daredevil Vol 4 1.50 (Earth-14436).

When he was an infant, he developed his father’s enhanced senses, which left him in constant pain until Dr. Valeria Richards cured him. As an older child, he was an easily startled bookworm. When Jackie was 9, he and numerous other citizens went blind. Daredevil stopped this at the cost of his super powers.

​In a separate section of the same section, Daredevil Vol 4 1.50 (Earth-15144), Daredevil rescued and later married a woman named Stana Morgan, who became pregnant. Her story ended ambiguously, with her encountering Bullseye. It is unclear whether Stana could be Jackie's mother.
Rancor

​**Rancor** is a descendant of Wolverine inthe Guardians of the Galaxy future, in the 31st century.

Mutants left Earth and Wolverine eventually became their king. His great-great-great granddaughter, Rancor, murdered her father to become the new queen.

After her planet was destroyed, Rancor eventually continued her line by having a child named Talogan with the Inhuman Guardian known as Talon.
Hope Summers

**Hope Summers**is the first mutant baby born after Decimation, and the adoptive daughter of Cable.

She was raised in the future. Her adoptive mother, Hope, after whom she was named, died when she was a small child. She later returned to modern times as a teenager.

## Powers

She has the power of mimicry, able to mimic another mutants (and some superhuman's) power and use the obtained power at it's highest potential. During the Avengers vs X-Men Event, she gained a small portion of the Phoenix Force each time it got closer to Earth. It would show, as she would be covered in fire. She used these abilities to burn Wolverine's skin of (which he later regrew) and to fly away from Utopia. In the issue #9 of Avengers vs X-men it is shown that Hope (to her surprise) can absorb Phoenix power and mimic other powers which weren't mutant ones. In final issue after Scott is defeated the Phoenix Force enters Hope and together they repair all the damage that Cyclops had caused when he was the **Dark Phoenix**. Then Hope returns to the Avengers and the X-men as White Phoenix feeling all powerful. Then Wanda said to Hope that she was destined to have and be the Phoenix because she is the only one with the strength to let it go. After that, Hope and Wanda's spell of '**No more Phoenix *(through Wanda using chaos magic)* broken the '**No more mutants' **spell which Wanda had cast at the events of** The House of M**, by spreading the lifeforce energy of the Phoenix Force so as to restore the mutants. With that the Phoenix energy which came to Earth was** destroyed *and if Hope now has her original powers or not, is unclear.* In Cable and X-Force Series of Marvel Now! event it has been revealed that Hope still has her original powers, as well as some powers related to the Phoenix Force.
Lang-Kent Children

A son and daughter of Superman and Lana Lang, appearing in Action Comics #492. Superman begins waking up to find that decades have vanished at a time. Lois dies and he wakes up in 1988, married to Lana, and then fifteen years after that to find that he has a son and daughter. However, his family then dies. This has all been an illusion created by the Phantom Zones villains, whom Superman defeats.
Jacob Grimm (Fantastic Four: The End)

**Jacob Grimm** is one of the children of Ben and Alicia Grimm in Fantastic Four: The End. Many years in the future, they live an idyllic life on a terraformed Mars with their three children.

Jacob and his brother Daniel are often seen roughhousing with their father. When Johnny visits, Ben encourages them to attack him in a food fight, and says he's getting payback. After the team reforms, Johnny mentions that the kids will want to join.

## Power

Jacob could create and manipulate force fields.
Ross Banner

**Ross Banner** was the son of Bruce and Betty Banner in the novel *What Savage Beast,* and the twin brother of Brett. He was named based on Betty's maiden name, to honor her father.

Betty gave birth to twin boys conjoined at the head. Ross looked human and had gray eyes. He died after the twins were surgically separated. Doctor Strange froze time so that Betty could hold him in her arms before he passed away.
Renesmee Cullen

**Renesmee Carlie "Nessie" Cullen** is the only daughter of Bella Swan and Edward Cullen, born on September 11, 2006. She appears in the book *Breaking Dawn.* She is played by Mackenzie Foy in the movie adaptation.

She was conceived on her parents' honeymoon, and the swiftly progressing pregnancy threatened Bella's health and then her life. Renesmee was born via C-section and her mother was turned into a vampire to save her life.

Renesmee is half vampire and half human, and will age at an accelerated rate until she reaches the approximate age of seventeen. She has the ability to show people her thoughts by touching them. Jacob Black imprinted on her when she was an infant. She was mistaken for an immortal child, or child vampire, which led to a conflict between her family and the Volturi.
Lian Harper

**Lian Harper** is the daughter of super-hero Roy Harper (the original Speedy) and super-villain Jade Nguyen(Cheshire). The obvious differences between their parents causes problems although they make an effort to work things out for her. Eventually Lian was killed in a terrorist attack by Prometheus during *Cry for Justice*. *Lian Harper* was created by Marv Wolfman and Eduardo Barreto, first appearing in *New Teen Titans* (Volume 2) #21. (1986)

In the *Kingdom Come* universe, Lian has survived to adulthood and is part of the second generation of Titans under the hero name Red Hood.
Moleculon (Tucker Reece)

**Tucker Reece** is the son of two villains, Molecule Man (Owen Reece) and Volcana (Marsha Rosenberg) in What If? Vol 2 #114.

He was teased for his scars, which he could only hide with difficulty, by Matt Storm and others. He quickly joined Malefactor's team of villains.

He inherited his father's powers and his scars.
Megan Summers

**Megan Summers**is the oldest daughter of Scott Summers and Emma Frost in X-Men: The End.

She, her siblings, and a group of other children from the Xavier Institute were kidnapped and held briefly by Mr. Sinister. She also appeared in the GeneXt series, where she was dating Gambit's son Oli leBeau.

She has powers of telepathy and telekinesis.
Lois Wayne

**Lois Wayne**, or **Supergirl Red**, 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 Lara.

Supergirl Red and her father Knightwing died in a Kryptonite explosion in the 26th century.
James Rogers

**James Rogers**is theson of Captain America and Black Widow in the animated film *Next Avengers: Heroes of Tomorrow*.

After his parents' deaths, he was raised in a secret arctic base by Tony Stark. He grew bored with training, but after Ultron discovered them, he and his adopted siblings fought back and eventually defeated Ultron.

The team has also appeared in the comics.
Zar

**Zar** is the son of Spock and Zarabeth in the novel *Yesterday's Son* by A.C. Crispin, set in the Star Trek Universe.

While in the past on the now-destroyed planet Sarpeidon, Spock had a relationship with Zarabeth; studying the planet's artifacts, he learns that she bore his son. They travel back in time and meat the 28-year-old Zar, whom they bring back to the Enterprise. Zar is an unusually strong telepath and his hurt by his father's apparent distance. Zar helps them battle the Romulans and learns to understand his father better but decides to return to Sarpeidon's past, as he is an important figure in the planet's history.
Malefactor (Vincent von Doom)

**Vincent von Doom** is the son of Doctor Doom and the Enchantress, and half-brother of Bravado, in *What If? Brave New World.*

He plotted to kill his father and take over Battleworld with other children of villains, including Chokehold, Gator, Moleculon, and Raze. He seemingly killed his father, only for Doom to fake his death, return, and teleport him away somewhere else.

He fights using both science and sorcery.
Tuc

**Tuc** was introduced as the time-traveling, pointy-eared future son of Crystal and younger brother of Luna. His father was unknown. He had pointed ears, red eyes, and red or blond hair.

He appeared in The Crossing, traveling back from the future to save his sister. However, Avengers Forever retconned this and revealed that Tuc and several other time-traveling characters, including adult versions of Luna and the Scarlet Witch's twins, were Space Phantoms working for Immortus.

## Powers

He seemed to be athletic, had the power to send people unconscious, and could teleport.
Layla Miller's Pregnancy

Shortly after Jamie Madrox married Layla Miller, she became pregnant. She also realized that her knowledge of the future was no longer accurate, as she became pregnant two years before she was supposed to. She and Jamie decided to leave X-Factor and focus on their family (X-Factor #262.)

This baby was the child of Jamie Madrox, not of a dupe, so it would not have the same complications as Sean Madrox.
Hunter Prince

**Hunter Prince** is the son of Wonder Woman and adopted son of Superman in Justice League: Legacy, from about 22 years in the future. The children of the Justice League were later left on Mount Olympus for safety while their parents died in battle.

When her son was born, Wonder Woman abandoned him (according to him, because he wasn't a girl). He was taken in by Superman and Lois Lane, who raised him alongside their son Jon. He would tag along with the Super Sons, but hinted that something happened to Jon and Damian.
Mia Saunders

**Mia** is the daughter of Kendra Saunders, grandniece of Shiera Hall and the new Hawkgirl. Her adoptive surname is unknown.

Kendra was a troubled youth after her parents' murder. When she was sixteen she became pregnant, and gave her daughter, Mia, up for adoption. Kendra stayed in touch with Mia's adoptive family and occasionally visited them, taking Mia for a short flight on one occasion. Mia was unaware that Kendra was her birth mother. (JSA All-Stars #2)
Venom (May Parker)

**May Parker**was the daughter of Peter and Mary Jane on Earth X.

May's father was retired from hero work, and her mother, Mary Jane, had died of cancer some years before. The symbiotic suit found May and she managed to control it, becoming the heroine Venom, but Peter believed it was manipulating her. She also worked with her father in the NYPD.
Woden Thorson

**Woden Thorson**isThor's son with Sif in the 31st century, in a reality that was home to the Guardians of the Galaxy.

He was a troubled youth and bully. Thor straightened him out, but became a gluttonous drunkard, no longer worthy to wield Mjolnir himself. Woden left home and only returned when Loki and the Inhumans attacked Asgard. Now wielding Mjolnir, Woden helped his father and grandfather defeat the enemy.
Victor Mancha

**Victor Mancha** is the son of Ultron and Marianella Mancha.

The West Coast Avengers disposed of Ultron in a landfill; his head, which was still operational, was discovered by a criminal named Marianella Mancha. As a reward for her help, Ultron created a child for her using her DNA and his cybernetics. Ultron programmed the resulting creation, Victor, with false memories and gave him latent electromagnetic abilities. Victor believed that his father was a U.S. Marine, until he encountered the Runaways, who were trying to stop him from growing up to become a villain in the future. He joined them after the death of his mother.
Psycho-Woman

**Psycho-Woman**is the daughter of Psycho-Man and a nemesis of the Fantastic Four.

Seeking to revenge her father, she impregnated a woman named Amy Brys with Johnny Storm's child, and then hid inside shrank down to microscopic size and hid inside Johnny's body. When his teammates entered his body to investigate, she nearly destroyed them, but was incinerated when he flamed on. Unlike her father's focus on fear and hate, Psycho-Woman preferred to prey on envy, disgust and indifference.
Richie Parker

**Richard** "**Richie" Parker** was the son of Peter Parker and Gwen Stacy in House of M. He was named after his paternal grandfather.

In "What If... Gwen and Richie Parker Existed Outside The House of M?" Richie grows up and develops powers like his father's, but is unsure whether he really wants to consider his deceased father's legacy and decides it's too much responsibility.