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Athanasia al Ghul

**Athanasia al Ghul** is a character in the Injustice 2 prequel comics, the daughter of Bruce Wayne and Talia Al Ghul, and sister of Damian Wayne.

She is first seen with her mother, breaking Damian out of prison. Damian assumes she is his mother's servant, prompting Athanasia to attack him. Talia then reveals that Athanasia is his sister.
Genis-Vell

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**Genis-Vell** is the son of Captain Mar-Vell and Elysius. After Mar-Vell's death, his lover Elysius used his DNA to create a son. Genis, artificially aged to adulthood, took up his father's Nega-Bands and became a superhero. He was later a member of the Thunderbolts. His sister is Phyla-Vell and his half-brother is Hulkling.
Friday

**Friday**was an AI secretary created by Tony Stark. The AI was initially created as a cheerful, childlike holographic girl, but Stark eventually stopped using it. She turned up a few years later with a rebellious, resentful teenage personality. Tony came to see her as a daughter figure. She later appeared some years later, now more mature.

An A.I. named Friday appeared in Avengers: Age of Ultron with an Irish brogue.
Bruce Wayne, Jr. (Gotham Adventures)

**Bruce Wayne, Jr.** was the younger son of Bruce Wayne and Selina Kyle, and brother of Thomas, in an illusion where Bruce's parents never died. (Batman: Gotham Adventures Vol 1 #33)

Instead of becoming Batman, Bruce led a sheltered childhood in Europe. He was married to reformed cat burglar Selina Kyle and had children. Against his father's wishes, he took his family back to live in America. Arriving in a hellish Gotham, he mused that someone should do something about it.
Dee Dee

Twin sisters **Delia and Deidre Dennis** were members of the Jokerz gang under the name "Dee Dee." In the film *Return of the Joker,* they were revealed to be the granddaughters of Harley Quinn. They wear outfits and makeup resembling Raggedy Ann dolls.

It has been speculated that they are also descended from the Joker.
Albus Severus Potter

**Albus Severus Potter** is the second son of Harry Potter and Ginny Weasley, and brother of James and Lily. He first appears in the epilogue of *Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows,* and is a main character in *Harry Potter and the Cursed Child.* While attending Hogwarts, he is sorted into Slytherine House and becomes close friends with Scorpius Malfoy.
Ariella Kent

**Ariella Kent** or **R'E'L** is the daughter of Supergirl (Linda Danvers) and the Pre-Crisis Superman.

Linda tried to take the place of pre-Crisis Kara Zor-El, and ended up falling in love with the pre-Crisis Superman. The Spectre eventually came to send Linda back to her proper timeline, and Linda agreed on the condition that Ariella be saved. The six-year-old Ariella was left to wander in space, where her vast powers invariably resulted in trouble. She became attached to an alien refugee named Dura, and played with Klarion the Witch Boy.
Deathbird's Pregnancy

The unborn child of Deathbird and Vulcan (Gabriel Summers).

During the War of Kings storyline, Deathbird went into a coma and Vulcan was killed. Deathbird was taken by the Providan Order, but awoke and escaped. Her pregnancy was revealed in X-Men (vol. 4) #20.

Because of being infused with Kree lineage while Deathbird was held captive, it had Shi'ar, Mutant and Kree DNA.
Jimmy Kincaid

**Jimmy Kincaid** was the son of Jane Foster and Dr. Keith Kincaid.

After Thor returned to Asgard, Jane Foster married a man who resembled Thor's secret identity of Don Blake, and they had a son named Jimmy. However, after Thor died fighting the Serpent and subsequently returned, Jane divorced Kincaid. Kincaid kept custody of Jimmy, and neither have been seen since.
Bruce Wayne, Jr. (Earth-89)

**Bruce Wayne, Jr. or Batman, Jr.** was the son of Bruce Wayne and Lois Lane on Earth-89, in Superman's Girlfriend, Lois Lane Vol 1 #89.

Bruce Wayne had long hidden his feelings for Lois. Lois felt neglected by Superman, sparking a romance with Bruce. A brokenhearted Superman served as best man at their wedding. A year later, she gave birth to Bruce Jr. Robin soon felt supplanted by young Bruce but eventually began training him.
Firestar (Liz Allan)

**Liz Allan** is the Ultimate universe's counterpart of Liz Allan and Firestar, and the daughter of the Blob.

She was a classmate of Peter Parker who hated and feared mutants, but later turned out to be a mutant herself, her powers activating at a beach party. She learned that her "uncle" was actually her father, Franklin Dukes. She joined the X-Men, but had trouble fitting in. After the Blob's death during Ultimatum, her family inherited a large amount of money and started a new life in Costa Verde. After she and her half-brother were discovered as mutants, this fell apart. She and a few other mutants formed a covert ops group.
Emma Blaze

**Emma Blaze** was the daughter of Johnny Blaze and Roxanne Simpson, and sister of Craig.

The children were kidnapped and John rescued them, only to learn that Roxanne had bargained away both children in an attempt to remove the Kale family curse. Not much later, Roxanne was killed and the children were kidnapped again and held captive by Mesopotamian demon Ba'al. They were recovered and lost once again, and this time Blaze was unable to find them even with the help of the sorceress Jennifer Kale.

Later, when Ghost Riders Blaze and Ketch reached Heaven and were nearly defeated by Zadkiel, Blaze was encouraged by the souls of his wife and children.

## Trivia

* The two Road Warrior Ghost Riders in Ghost Rider VI #33 were implied in the script to be an adult Craig and Emma. They came from thirty years in the future.
Arthur Curry, Jr. (Aquababy)

**Arthur Curry Jr.** was the son of the Atlantean King Aquaman, and his wife Mera, first appearing in Aquaman #23. He was an Atlantean-alien hybrid.

He had some early adventures, including being aged temporarily to a teenager.

Black Manta kidnapped Aquababy, forcing Aquaman and Aqualad to fight each other. After the fight, Aquaman found Aquababy already dead. He buried his son at Mercy Reef. Their son's death led to Aquaman and Mera separating.

## In Other Media

Arthur, Jr. appears in the animated Justice League cartoon and as an older child in Batman: The Brave and the Bold.
Claire Hudson

**Claire Hudson** is the daughter of Alpha Flight members James and Heather Hudson (Guardian and Vindicator).

She was orphaned as a small child when her parents, Guardian and Vindicator, died at the hands of the Collective. Her mother's distant cousins, David and Yvette MacNeil, adopted her, but when her parents returned to life and tried to reclaim custody, a judge ruled against them because their lives as superheroes were too dangerous for Claire.

Later, under the control of the Master of the World, Heather betrayed Alpha Flight, murdered her cousins, and took the toddler back. When the Master gloated that he would raise Claire to become his mate, Heather turned on him and then flew off with her child.
Benjy Grimm

**Benjy Grimm** is the six-year-old son of Ben Grimm and Alicia Masters and the brother of Tatianna in in the 2006 novel *The Baxter Effect.* He enjoys TV and video games, but hates sports. However, Ben briefly sees a future where Benjy is now playing football for ESU, wearing Ben’s old number.

*In this universe,*Ben Grimm (“Mr. Invulnerable”) is a member of a very different Fantastic Four. He has been married to Alicia, now cured of her blindness, for eight years, and they have two children. They live a happy suburban life. This timeline is erased by the end of the book.
Andros Stark

**Andros Stark** was Tony Stark's time-traveling grandson in the Iron Man: Armored Adventures episode "Iron Man 2099".

He sought to defeat an AI named Vortex which controls the world in his time period. He fell in with Justin Hammer and attacked SHIELD, until they realized that this path actually led to Tony creating Vortex. When the dystopian future was averted, Andros was erased from existence.
Alexander Luthor Jr. (Earth-Three)

**Alexander Luthor Jr.** was the son of Lex Luthor and Lois Lane on Earth-Three.

Luthor Sr. was the only hero on his Earth, battling the Crime Syndicate. During Crisis on Infinite Earths, Alexander became the only survivor after his parents sent him to Earth-One. He aged swiftly to adulthood as a result of passing through the anti-matter storm. He, the Earth-Prime Superboy, and the Earth-Two Superman and Lois Lane went to live on a paradise dimension.

Grown colder and less emotional, Alexander later manipulated his companions, resulting in several continuity changes, and finally sending them to post-Crisis Earth. Alexander began impersonating this world's version of Lex Luthor. He was ultimately murdered by Lex and the Joker, and his body was used as a ploy to say all of Luthor's crimes had been committed by an impersonator. Alexander was revived as a Black Lantern during Blackest Night.

## See Also

* Lex Luthor, Jr. (Earth-One)
* Lex Luthor Jr. of *Lois and Clark*
* For a time, Luthor posed as his own (Australian) son, using the name Lex Luthor, Jr.
* In the *Smallville* episode Lexmas, Lex Luthor and Lana Lang have a son named Alex.
* Also in *Smallville*, the last of Luthor's clones uses the name Alexander.
* Alexander Joseph "Lex" Luthor, Jr., played by Jesse Eisenberg, is an antagonist in the film *Batman v. Superman: Dawn of Justice*. His father, Lex Luthor Sr., founded LexCorp.
C.J. Kent (Neron's illusion)

**Clark Kent, Junior** or "C.J." was the son of Clark Kent and Lana Lang in *Superman: The Man of Tomorrow* #15 (1999). His sister was Lori. C.J. told his father that one day he wanted to leave their home in Smallville and move to a big city like Metropolis.

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.
Dawn Allen

**Dawn Allen** is the son of Barry Allen and Iris West, and twin sister of Don.

Together, the siblings were the Tornado Twins. They grew up in the 30th century, hiding their powers.

Dawn married Jeven Ognats and had one daughter, Jenni, who became a member of the Legion of Super-Heroes.

## DC Rebirth

The Tornado Twins appeared in The Flash vol. 5 #26. The Reverse Flash showed Barry and Iris their children tearing apart a city with their powers.
Plague (Earth-1043)

**Plague** is the daughter of Magneto and Rogue Darkholme (the merged Rogue and Mystique) in *X-Men: Millennial Visions*#2001.

She was a member of the Brotherhood from childhood until Pete Wisdom convinced her to betray her team. She could create and control robotic viruses called Microsentinels which attacked people internally.
Fire Knives

**Fire Knives** was the daughter of Wolverine and an unknown woman, and a member of The Mongrels, a team made up of the illegitimate children of Wolverine, on a mission to kill his loved ones, including his girlfriend at the time, Melita Garner. Wolverine only found out their relationship to him after he killed them in combat.

Her name was based on her signature weapon, heated knives that appeared to be on fire.
Eimin Worthington

**Eimin Worthington** is the daughter of Archangel and the Horseman known as Pestilence (Ichisumi). Her twin brother was Uriel.

Born under heavy guard in the Akkaba City, they were abducted as infants by Kang and raised in a concentration camp on Earth-13044 (a world with similarities to Days of Future Past). After a failed escape attempt, Uriel was forced to blind his twin sister.

Both twins have double pairs of bat-like wings. Eimin's wings fired globs of acid that froze people in time, and she could use music to create visions of the future.
Damian Wayne

**Damian Wayne** is the son of Bruce Wayne and Talia al Ghul.

When he was ten years old, his mother left him with his father, who had not been aware he existed. Damian was raised to be a violent killer by the League of Assassins. He became the fifth Robin. He was killed by his clone, the Heretic, in Batman Incorporated #8, but was soon resurrected. He has also been said to be life-long friends with the Man of Steel's son, Jonathan Kent.

## Batman: Son of the Demon

The idea of a child of Wayne and Talia first surfaced in this 1987 graphic novel. Talia claimed to have miscarried, the couple divorced, and their son was adopted. Later stories, including Tallant in the Brotherhood of the Bat, Ib'n al Xuffasch in Kingdom Come, and eventually Damian Wayne drew on this story.
Baby Richards

During the "Heroes Reborn" arc, numerous Marvel heroes re-lived their lives in a pocket dimension created by Franklin Richards to save them. Sue had been concerned that she was infertile, but in Fantastic Four Vol 2 #11, finally announced that she was pregnant with Reed's child. However, shortly afterwards, the heroes returned to Earth-616. The pregnancy has not been referenced since.
Eldoris Curry

**Serenity** or **Eldoris Curry** is the daughter of Aquaman and Mera in the Justice League: Legacy future.

She has her father's strength, mother's aquakinesis, and some magical abilities including teleportation. After her mother met a terrible fate, Serenity is on bad terms with her father, who has turned antagonistic towards the Justice League and has merged with parts of Cyborg's body.
Carl Kent

**Carl Kent** is the son of Superman and Larissa Lenox in Superman #218 (July 1969).

A woman shows up claiming to be Superman's wife, and that her child is his son. She shows him a wedding certificate, photo album and ring, so Lois theorizes that Mr. Mxyzptlk magically removed Superman's memories of his family. It turns out that Carl is Mxy in disguise, and Larissa is only a construct. Superman tricks him into reciting his name backwards.
Hel

**Hel** or Hela is the ruler of Hel in Norse mythology, and one of the children of Loki and Angrboda. Half of her body appears young and healthy, and the other withered and deathly.

## In other media

Hel has appeared in Marvel Comics, but Marvel has been contradictory on whether or not Hela is Loki's daughter, as she was in mythology.
Carol Kent

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

In her teens, Carol develops powers like her father's and become a superhero, wearing a costume matching her sister's. She takes an interest in photography.

## Trivia

* In several early imaginary stories, Superman had a daughter named Carole.
Captain Marvel (Marvin Ellwood)

**Marvin Ellwood** was the Captain Marvel of the Marvel Mangaverse. He was the son of Mar-Vell and a woman named Alice Ellwood, who once operated as a professional wrestler under the name Ms. Marvel.

At 13, Marvin inherited his father's name and Nega-Bands.

## Powers and Abilities

**Kree/Human Hybrid Physiology.** Marvin possesses the natural attributes of the Kree race; he possessed resistance to poison, toxins
and disease (systemic antidote), and a higher natural strength level and
 more durable body than a human.

* **Super-Humanoid Strength.** The shared super-normal, but not super-humanoid, strength level of the Kree races enables a Kree to lift between 10 tons under optimal conditions, including Earth gravitation.

* **Super-Humanoid Durability.** Due to being a Half Kree and Human, This makes him more resilient to impact, pressure, and temperature extremes.

* **Super-Humanoid Speed.** Marvin was impressively fast even for a Kree, possessing a level of speed that would qualify as enhanced for a human.

* **Super-Humanoid Agility.** Marvin's agility, balance, and body coordination were enhanced to levels that are beyond the natural physical limits of the finest Earth athlete.

* **Super-Humanoid Reflexes.** Marvin's reflexes were beyond those of the finest human athlete, which made it possible for him to dodge gunfire, even at point-blank range, from multiple gunners at the same time.
* **Super-Humanoid Longevity:** Due to his species possesses advanced longevity, Marvin is virtually immortal.

**Cosmic Awareness:** This ability allowed him to know exactly what he needed to know at any moment. This could range from what locating certain individuals to discovering an opponent´s weakness.

**Teleportation:** Marvin has the ability to open wormholes and gateways to transport himself and others to any location instantaneously.

**Energy Manipulation/Absorption:** Unlike his Father, Marvin's genetic structure has been altered to react to cosmic energies. This enables Marvin's body to absorb, generate and manipulate cosmic energies to empower himself and give him an array of cosmic-level powers.

* **Simulated Telekinesis:** He can manipulate his energies in such a way as to move people/objects about by focusing constructs around them.
* **Healing/Restoration:** Marvin has learned to focus his energies to rapidly healing himself and others from their physical injuries at an accelerated rate.
* **Interstellar Travel:** Marvin has the ability to fly at great speeds through both the atmosphere and outer-space.
* **Photon Blasts:** Marvin can project destructive photon energy blasts from his hands or even entire body.
	+ **Energy-Enhanced Strike:** Marvin is also able to channel the said energy behind his blows to increase their striking power.
Grim (Jake Grimm)

**Jake Grimm** is the teenaged son of Ben Grimm and his ex-wife Sharon Ventura in the MC2 reality. He inherited his father’s rocklike appearance and strength and appeared that way even in infancy. Although his father and sister were sensitive about his appearance, he enjoyed being part of the Fantastic Five. He is named after his great-uncle.

## Powers

He inherited the Thing's powers. His appearance was originally much more similar to the Thing's early, lumpy appearance, but in later appearances his skin is almost entirely smooth.
Chameleon (Animated Series)

**Chameleon**is the adopted son of the Red Skull in X-Men/Spider-Man: The Animated Series, and the adopted brother of Electro.

His father created a utility belt that allowed him to shapeshift. The Red Skull was later trapped in a vortex for fifty years, and his stepson used this invention to become an international criminal. The Kingpin broke Chameleon out of prison for an assassination attempt, to form the Insidious Six. Finally, the Chameleon betrayed the Kingpin to take the Doomsday weapon and instead worked with the Red Skull and Electro. Chameleon escaped while his family was trapped in the vortex with Captain America.
Chuck Grimm

**Chuck Grimm** is one of Ben and Alicia Grimm's identical twin sons, or the Brothers Grimm, in Earth-X. His brother is named Buzz. Chuck wore glasses.

The Brothers Grimm were raised on Yancy Street and were fans of the stunt proformer Daredevil. After the Celestial Embryo at the Earth's core was destroyed, the Grimms moved to Castle Doom in Latveria, where Reed Richards was trying to reverse the Terrigen Mists' effect on humanity. They were frequently seen in the company of their parents, aiding them in battle. They became smitten by Viki, a member of a group of mutated humans called the Monster Generation. They were seen cheering on the Hulk in a strength competition against the Thing.

## Powers

Chuck inherited his father's powers and appearance.
Gerry Drew

**Gerald** "**Gerry" Drew** is the son of Jessica Drew (Spider-Woman). Jessica gave birth by C-section after getting stuck at Alpha Flight Intergalactic Hospital and being attacked by Skulls. The father was an anonymous sperm donor.

Though still an infant, Gerry has already been shown to have inherited many of his mother's powers.

## MC2

In the MC2, due to his mother's irradiated blood, Gerry was sickly. Despite this, he began fighting crime as the new Spider-Man. Ultimately his friends and family talked him out of this and Reed Richards developed a cure for his illness.
Emma Swan

**Emma Swan** is the daughter of Snow White and Prince Charming in ABC's television series *Once Upon a Time.* She is also the older sister of Prince Neal.

In the series' pilot, her biological son Henry, whom she had given up for adoption ten years before, showed up and told her about her history and led her to the town of Storybrooke, where the fairytale characters were living normal lives with no memory of their pasts.
Blue

**Blue** is a teleporting, blue-skinned mutant, implied to be the daughter of Nightcrawler and Amanda Sefton in Days of Future Past.

Before Sentinels took over the world, she was a member of the New Mutants along with Franklin Richards and Rachel Summers. A time-traveling Franklin caused his version of the New Mutants to appear in the present.

Her powers are similar to Nightcrawler's but more powerful.
Bobbie Banner (Counter-Earth)

**Robert Bruce "Bobbie" Banner, Jr.** was the son of Bruce Banner and Betty Banner on Counter-Earth. He appeared in Incredible Hulk #158.

This version of Bruce Banner had escaped the gamma ray explosion, and led a normal life. The Hulk arrived on their plant and nearly killed Bruce, but surprisingly, when seven-year-old Robbie started trying to hit the Hulk and protect his father, the Hulk stopped and wouldn't hurt him. Afterwards, the family watched the Hulk leave in his spaceship.
George Marvin Stone

**Cube** or **George Marvin Stone** is the son of Cyborg in the Justice League: Legacy future. He was created from a unique combination of human DNA and Motherbox technology.

## Powers and Abilities

***Cybernetic Enhancement**:* George possesses a unique combination of human DNA and Motherbox technology that provide superhuman strength, speed and durability. George can also interface with and manipulate various forms of technology.

* ***Superhuman Strength:*** George possesses incredible superhuman strength and is capable of handling at least 10 tons with relative ease. His strength also enables him to jump incredible distances and land safely.
* ***Superhuman Speed:*** George has demonstrated the ability to move, react, run and fly at superhuman speeds. He can use this power to disarm opponents, catch bullets or shrapnel and cross vast distances in seconds.
* ***Superhuman Durability:*** George's bones and muscles are much denser and harder than those of normal humans, which makes him incredibly durable. His invulnerability also enables him to survive even in the vacuum of space unaided.
* ***High-Speed Flight:*** George is able to defy gravity and fly at incredible speeds.

* ***Mechanokinesis***
	+ ***Computer Interfacing:*** George is able to manipulate and control technology and electronic materials.
	+ ***Magnetic Manipulation:*** He can manipulate, repel or attract metal objects of varying sizes.
	+ ***Shape-Shifting**:* He can reshape parts of his body into various weapons and technological equipment.
	+ ***Boom Tubes***: George has the ability to open boom-tubes to and from most any point towards anywhere, be it in the universe or the multiverse.
	+ ***Technorganic Restoration**:* George showcases self-regenerative capabilities, allowing him to regenerate himself from any physical injury at an accelerated rate.
	+ ***Force-Field Generation:*** George is able to project and generate force-fields.

* ***Multiversal Force Manipulation**:* Due to his body possesses Motherbox technology, George became a conduit for the entire multiverse. This allows George to draw power from its energies.
	+ ***Hyper-Cosmic Awareness:*** George is able to subconsciously anticipate the moves of his opponents, though this power was not exactly reliable and activated randomly.
	+ ***Photon Blasts:*** George can directly concentrate cosmic energy into powerful photon blasts, strong enough to easily destroy large rocks, extremely dense metal objects and send opponents flying several meters into the air with a single shot.
	+ ***Life-Force** **Manipulation:***By harnessing the energies of the multiverse, George can control and manipulate the souls and spirits of living beings at will.
		- ***Resurrection:*** George is able to bring himself and others back from the dead.
Luna Maximoff

**Luna Maximoff** is the daughter of Quicksilver and Crystal.

Both the first child born on the moon and the first Inhuman/mutant hybrid, she had no superhuman abilities until age six, when Quicksilver exposed her to the Terrigen mists. She has attended both the Future Foundation and the Braddock Academy in England.

## Powers

She has the ability to "see" and alter emotions.
Cole

**Cole Wittman** is the daughter of the Wizard and his ex-wife, Salamandra.

Despite the Wizard's initial belief that she was a normal human, she developed the power to control gravity by increasing or decreasing her own body mass. The Wizard planned to gain access to the Baxter Building by using 19-year-old Cole's relationship with Johnny Storm; however, she turned on him and crashed his secret base while both were inside. The Wizard has since reappeared, but Cole's status is unknown.

See Also

* Deathmage (Cole Wittman)
Baby Storm-Grimm

The unnamed daughter of Ben Grimm and Sue Storm in the Ultimate Universe, born in Ultimate FF #6 (2014). She had dark hair.

Around the time Reed Richards turned to evil and Ben Grimm gained the ability to change into human form and wield purple energy, Ben and Sue became a couple.

It was believed that in order for their universe to survive, Sue Storm and Reed Richards must have a child. However, Reed convinced Sue otherwise, and she ended up having the child of Ben Grimm. While Sue was in labor, New York was attacked by evil creatures from another universe, but the newborn sent out a wave of N-Zone energy that closed the rips in spacetime, sent away the attackers, and fixed the universe.

In 2015, Marvel published Ultimate End and this universe was destroyed. Sue, Ben and their daughter do not appear to be among the survivors.
Electro (Rheinholt Kragov)

**Electro** or **Rheinholt Kragov** is the son of the Red Skull in X-Men/Spider-Man: The Animated Series, and adopted brother of Chameleon.

He helped his father gain control of the Doomsday weapon. When the Red Skull used the Doomsday weapon on Rheinholdt, he became Electro. With his new power, he demanded to be named supreme ruler of the world. He attempted to manipulate the Vortex but was sucked inside like his father, never to return after the super-heroes destroyed the vortex.
Echo

**Echo** is the daughter of Batman and Catwoman, and younger sister of Damian. in the story "The Last Crime in Gotham" by Geoff Johns appearing in Detective Comics #1000. In a daydream of Bruce Wayne, the Waynes fought crime as a family, but crime had faded. Arkham had closed, Bane was in therapy, and Duela Dent had retired and named her newborn twins Batman and Robin. The family fought the Son of the Joker, who committed suicide.
Cannon Foot

**Cannon Foot** was the son of Wolverine and an unknown woman, and a member of The Mongrels, a team made up of the illegitimate children of Wolverine, on a mission to kill his loved ones, including his girlfriend at the time, Melita Garner. Wolverine only found out their relationship to him after he killed them in combat.
Equinox

**Equinox** was the son of Power Girl.

Power Girl mysteriously became pregnant. During the 1994 Zero Hour crossover, she gave birth to her baby, who could create force fields while still in the womb. The baby boy grew rapidly to adulthood and named himself Equinox. It was eventually revealed that Equinox had been created by the sorcerer Arion (then believed to be Power Girl's grandfather) impregnating her with the genetic material of a demon named Scarabus, in an attempt to create the ultimate champion.

Equinox was not mentioned again after this storyline.
Catwoman (Batman Beyond)

In the *Batman Beyond* timeline, the role of **Catwoman** is succeeded by the daughter of **Danton Black**, better known as Firestorm's nemesis **Multiplex**. She inherited her father's duplication ability, which she puts into great use while conducting heists.

Much like their predecessors, the new Catwoman and Batman were initially at odds, but she developed a soft spot for him. She's a proud thief, but still has a strong moral code, and ultimately joined the new Batman against the new Hush.
Gregor Nagy

**Gregor Nagy**, also referred to as Changeling, was the adopted son of Superman in Action Comics #400 (May 1971).

He was the teenaged son of Dr. Jan Nagy, a wealthy scientist. When Jan died, he named Superman as Gregor's guardian, but Gregor proved to have hidden anger for Superman. It turned out that Gregor had uncontrollable powers of shapeshifting, and blamed Superman for the accident that caused them. Superman tried to teach him to use his powers for good, but Gregor remained resentful and seemed unstable. Eventually Gregor had a change of heart, and when Superman was not available to save a submarine, Gregor changed into a Kryptonian to save them. However, he died in th process, finally making his peace with Superman.
Avia

**Avia** is the daughter of Scott Free and Big Barda on Earth-22, the world of *Kingdom Come*.

She was friends with Nightstar and Olivia Queen. She was a freelance adventurer at first, and later joined Superman's new Justice League with her parents. The family survived the battle at the Gulag by using a Boom Tube.
Eleanor Camacho

**Eleanor Camacho** is the daughter of Deadpool and single mother Carmelita Camacho. Eleanor and Carmelita were kidnapped and brought to North Korea by the villain called Butler. Deadpool faked Ellie’s death so that she could be taken in by the Prestons (Agent Emily Preston and her husband Shane and son Jeff) under an assumed identity.

Ellie is a mutant with unknown powers. She likes Deadpool, but violence makes her uncomfortable.
Harley Quinn's Pregnancy (Batman: Arkham City)

During the video game *Batman: Arkham City*, a positive pregnancy test can be found inside the Sionis Steel Mill, where the Joker and Harley are living. The implication seemed to be that Harley Quinn was pregnant.

In the sequel level "Harley Quinn's Revenge," however, the same room contains multiple negative tests, indicating that the first one was a false positive.
Clark Kent, Jr. (Superman 404)

**Clark Kent, Jr.** is the son of Superman and Lana Lang in Superman #404 (February 1985).

Clark Kent lost his powers as Superboy when he was sixteen, and was in a coma for ten years. Upon awakeening, he married Lana and developed his father's grocery store into a national chain. They also have a two-year-old son, Clark Jr.

## See Also

* Clark Kent, Jr. (Superman #192)
* Clark Kent, Jr. (Super-Sons)
* Clark Ross
Billy Connors

**Billy Connors** is the son of Curt Connors/the Lizard and his wife Martha.

At one point, Billy was injected with the Lizard formula, but was later returned to normal. He and his mother were both diagnosed with cancer; Billy survived and went to live with relatives, but his mother died, and his grieving father became the Lizard once more. Then the Lizard killed and ate Billy. Since then, the Connors family has apparently been returned to life.
Gunhawk (William Downing)

**Gunhawk** was the son of Wolverine and a member of **The Mongrels,** a team made up of the illegitimate children of Wolverine, on a mission to kill his loved ones, including his girlfriend at the time, Melita Garner. Wolverine only found out their relationship to him after he killed them in combat.
Kathy Banner

**Kathy 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 Katie. Kathy closely resembles her twin, but wears bangs.

After realizing the truth, Bruce began to leave. Kathy asked him where he was going and he said he was going for a walk.
Ben Parker (The Last Avengers Story)

**Ben Parker** is the son of Peter and Mary Jane Parker in The Last Avengers Story.

Pym tried to recruit Peter Parker for the Avengers, but he said his first priority was his wife and son. Ben kept trying to interrupt, and finally asked his father if he could go to a science exhibit on radiation. Peter promptly vetoed this.
Hiro-Kala

**Hiro-Kala**is the son of the Hulk and Caiera, and Skaar’s twin.

Unlike his brother, he was a weak and frail child. Local warlord Axeman Bone freed him from slavery. After the destruction of the planet Sakaar, he was left to lead the refugees to a new home. The power and the thirst for revenge seemed to go to his head and he set out to get rid of all Old Power - destroying a planet and enslaving the people of another in the process. He ultimately decided to destroy Earth, but a mental connection alerted Skaar to this, and the Hulk gathered an army to fight back. As they battled, Skaar tried to calm him down. Hiro-Kala was ultimately defeated and imprisoned in the core of K'ai.

## Powers

Hiro-Kala was a master of the Old Power, which allowed him to control the earth, increase his strength, and transform into a stone form. He later combined the Old Power with the Power Cosmic. He has a Hulk transformation, never revealed, which apparently is triggered by love and is so powerful that it would threaten the whole universe if he ever used it.
Lena Luthor

**Lena Luthor** is the daughter of Lex Luthor and the Contessa Erica del Portenza. She is named after her aunt.

The Contessa was under anesthesia during childbirth; Lex kept her in a drugged coma, so that he could have sole custody over Lena. Brainiac 13, from the 64th century, possessed the infant, and Luthor willingly traded the infant for control of Brainiac's future technology.

Lena, now a teenager, returned during *Our Worlds at War,* spying on both Brainiac 13 and Luthor as a double agent.When Brainiac 13 was destroyed, Lena reverted to infancy and Superman returned her to her father. She was mentioned only a few times after that.

Lena Luthor and Superboy shared a romance in *Robot Chicken DC Comics Special 2: Villains in Paradise.*
Rachel Summers (Earth-77995)

**​Rachel Summers** lived with her parents, Scott and Jean, and brother Nathan 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.
Jonathan Kent (The Dark Knight III)

**Jonathan Kent** is the son of Superman and Wonder Woman and the younger brother of Lara in the Dark Knight III: Master Race.

Wonder Woman frequently travels and fights with her infant son in a papoose on her back. Lara, who has clashed with her mother frequently, attempts to kidnap Jonathan on behalf of the Kryptonians.
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**Kytszbtn**is theson of Mxyzptlk and Miss Bgbznz in Pre-Crisis continuity. He was first mentioned in Action Comics #574.

When he was born, Mxyzptlk took over the Daily Planet building to throw a celebration. In DC Comics Presents #97, Mxy was found guilty of bigamy, having married both Bgbznz and Gsptlsnz, and was exiled while Ms. Bgbznz kept custody of their son.
Nora Allen (Justice League Legacy)

**Cruise (Nora Allen)** is the daughter of Barry Allen and Green Lantern Jessica Cruz in the Justice League: Legacy future. Her siblings are Jason and Jenny. They live in a post-apocalyptic future, where they were left in safety on Mount Olympus while their parents died in a war that devastated the world.

She inherited her father's powers of super-speed.
Enchantress (Vicky Harkness)

**​Enchantress** (Vicky Harkness) is the granddaughter of the now-heroic Doctor Doom, and a member of the Fantastic Four in 2061 in the *100th Anniversary Special - Fantastic Four #1.* She is presumably also related to Agatha Harkness. She had a crush on Kirby Richards-Banner, and was a sorceress with the ability to create illusions.
May Parker

**May Parker** was the daughter of Peter Parker and Mary Jane Watson. MJ found she was pregnant during the events of the Clone Saga, and the family moved away, with Peter passing the mantle of Spider-Man to his clone Ben Reilly. They considered names for the baby such as Hank and Gretchen, but decided to call her after Peter's Aunt May, who had recently passed away.

However, their daughter was stillborn on October 31st after a mysterious woman tampered with MJ's food at a restaurant. There were numerous hints that the baby had actually been kidnapped by the woman (Alison Mongrain) at the behest of Norman Osborn, but it was ultimately revealed that the baby had in fact died.

In *One More Day,* Peter encountered a young red-haired girl who was revealed to be the daughter he and MJ would never have.

## Other Universes

Spider-Girl (MC2)Annie May Parker (Renew Your Vows)Earth-1122What if... Scarlet Witch ended the House of M by saying 'No more powers?Earth XAmazing Spider-Man Vol 3 #9 (Earth-13017)Spider-Woman in X-Men/Spider-Man: Time’s Arrow: Book ThreeMay Parker (illusion) in Spider-Man: Mysterio Manifesto
Connor Hawke

**Connor Hawke** is the son of Oliver Queen and Sandra Hawke.

As a child he was picked on because of his mixed heritage (1/4 Korean, 1/4 African American, 1/2 Caucasian). He met his father in an Ashram monastery and became friends, though Oliver did not realize their relationship. For some time, Connor would act as the new Green Arrow.
Jazinda

**Jazinda Kl'rt-Spawn** is thedaughter of the Super-Skrull.

She was a Skrull agent who, when trying to recover the sacred Sy-torak gem from the Kree, swallowed the stone to keep it safe. As a result, it bonded to her and gave her the ability to resurrect, but she could not remove it without killing herself. She fled to Earth and teamed up with She-Hulk. She does not have a good relationship with her father, whose favorite child was his son.
Mordred

**Mordred** is the son of King Arthur and his half-sister Morgause. In some modern versions, his mother is Arthur's other half-sister, Morgan le Fay.

In earlier accounts such as the Dream of Rhonabwy in the Mabinogion, Medrawd or Modred was Arthur’s nephew and foster-son.

In many versions, shortly after Mordred's birth, Merlin advised Arthur to have all children born on May Day killed, as his son born on May Day would be his downfall. Mordred survived, and father and son would later kill each other in battle.
Impia

​**Impia**, one of the few named children of the Impossible Man and Woman, refused to joke or prank people or even shapeshift. Her mother looked for help, but Impia finally only used her powers to snap Quasar out of being hypnotized.

She appeared in *The Impossible Man Summer Vacation Spectacular* #1.
Peter

**Peter** is the son of Colossus (Piotr Rasputin) and Nereel, a woman from a Savage Land tribe called the Fall People.

Colossus saved Nereel from a T-Rex when the X-Men visited the Savage Land. Nereel and Piotr had intercourse. Some time later, Colossus met her again and she introduced him to their child, but Colossus didn't realize that Peter was his son.

In X-Men: The End, he was known as Kid Colossus, having inherited his father's powers. In the followup, GeneXt, the character Pavel Rasputin is his son.
Jai West

**Jai West** and his twin sister Iris are the children of Wally West and Linda Park.

Although the twins were originally miscarried, the pregnancy was later restored. Wally took Linda and the infants with him into the Speed Force and dwelt for a time on another earth. At about three months old, Jai and Iris' metabolisms sped up and they aged more quickly. Linda was able to somewhat stabilize their aging with alien technology, but she and Wally still feared that their children would age too quickly and meet untimely deaths.

They returned to Earth and Keystone City, where Wally trained them in their powers. Wally was eventually able to cure them by altering their connection to the Speed Force.

## Powers

Jai could manifest his speed by accelerating the growth of his muscles and becoming super-strong. During the Flash: Rebirth, his sister took away his connection to the Speed Force to protect him. It is unknown whether he retains any powers.

## Trivia

Professor Zoom once said that in the future Jai would become jealous of his sister's powers and become the villainous Turtle, killing his father.

## See Also

* Jay West (Superman/Batman: Generations)
Maggie Banning

**Maggie Banning** is the daughter of Peter Pan with Wendy's granddaughter Moira in the 1991 film *Hook*.

Maggie loves the story of Peter Pan and even plays the part of her great-grandmother, Wendy, in a school play, without realizing that her father is an amnesiac, adult Peter Pan. Captain Hook captures Maggie and her brother Jack as bait for Pan. Hook attempts to gain their affections and brainwash them, but Maggie doesn't fall for it. In the end, Tinkerbell guides them back to London where their family is reunited.

Her name is presumably short for Margaret; in the original Peter Pan book, Wendy's granddaughter was named Margaret.
Demora Sulu

**Demora Sulu** was the daughter of Hikaru Sulu. She served as helmsman of the Enterprise in *Star Trek Generations.*

 In the Star Trek: Starship Creator computer game, her mother was Sulu's wife Yoshiko, In the novel *The Captain's Daughter* by Peter David, her mother's name is Susan Ling.

## Trivia

She was originally supposed to be Pavel Chekov's daughter.

## Other Media

A daughter of Sulu appeared briefly in the film *Star Trek Beyond,* but her name was not given and it's unclear whether she is an alternate version of Demora or not.
Howard Stark

**War Machine or Howard Anthony Stark II** was the son of Tony Stark and Pepper Potts from an alternate future ruled by the Mandarin, seen in *Invincible Iron Man*#500. He was named after his paternal grandfather.

He was a cyborg in War Machine armor, forced to hunt the resistance, which included his own daughter Ginny. He eventually died protecting them.
Alanna Neramani

**Alanna Neramani** is the daughter of Lilandra and Professor X in *Team X 2000.*

She inherited minor psychic powers and could cause mental pain if she directed it at a focused subject. She despised her mother, and led the faction that stood against her in a Shi'Ar civil war. Her cloaked warships destroyed Xavier's Institute with every greater hero stationed inside before conquering Earth. She soon forcibly took Archangel as her husband and ran a tyrannical regime to flush out all resistance to her unjust rule, but he later betrayed her and rescued his fellow heroes. Deathbird and Bishop fought her toppling the dominion she'd built .
Mary Richards

**Mary Richards**was the daughter of Sue Storm and Reed Richards and the younger sister of Franklin in "What If? Invisible Girl's Child Brought Peace," in 1991.

Mary's birth was uneventful; however, even in infancy she displayed powers, floating up to her mobile at one point. As a child, her touch healed a wounded dog. As she grew to adulthood, she used her powers to work with the environment and heal the sick. She became a peace activist, fighting pollution and greed. The U.S. Government soon began to dislike her and condemned her Unity Rally; during the rally, a Captain America impersonator stabbed her. However, she still used her powers to stop a riot, and after she recovered, she led America into a new era of peace.

## Powers

She could levitate and heal humans, animals and land, physically or emotionally, whether by touch or by emitting a wave of light. Using her powers too much was very draining and could leave her in a coma.

## See Also

* Suzy Richards
* Valeria Richards
Jaxon Xavier Luthor

**Jaxon Xavier** **Luthor** or **X** was the abandoned son of Lex Luthor in the TV show Lois and Clark. Lex told Lois that his son was dead.

He was a genius with computers, who created a virtual reality world in an attempt to gain power. Jaxon was eventually trapped in the virtual reality h had created.

## Trivia

* Lex wanted all of his children to have an X in their names; when discussing baby names with Lois (his fiancee at the time), he suggested Alexis, Roxanne, and Lynx.
RJ3

**Richard Jones III** is the future son of A-Bomb in Hulk and the Agents of S.M.A.S.H. In the episode "Days of Future Smash, Part 5 - The Tomorrow Smashers," he used his teammate's invention to bring Hulk through time to their dystopian future where the Leader had taken over.  He seemed to have all of his father's powers as well as a very similar personality.
Albert Luthor

**Albert Luthor** was the son of President Lex Luthor and Lois Lane in *Superman: Red Son*.

After getting rid of Brainiac and Superman, Luthor used their scientific ideas to advance society and medicine. He eliminated illnesses and extended human lifespan to eight hundred years. Descendants of the Luthor family included Lombard Luthor, Lori Luth-145, Jordan Luth-1938, and eventually Jor-L, Lex’s “great grandson to the power fifty,” who sent his son Kal-L back in time to escape the destruction of the planet – which makes Superman’s existence a temporal paradox, and also means that he’s a distant descendant of Luthor and Lois.
Jake Grayson

**Jake Grayson** is the son of Nightwing and Starfire in *Nightwing: The New Order*.

In the year 2028, after a destructive war between heroes and villains in which Batman died, Dick Grayson activated a device that took away 90% of superpowers in the world. He and Starfire had a son whom they named Jake. However, Starfire grew resentful of Dick's crusade against metahumans, and left him to raise Jake alone.

In 2039, Jake began to develop powers from his half-Tamaranean DNA. One day, he lost control and accidentally revealed them. His father and the Titans rescued him from the Crusaders, an anti-superpower task force. The Titans wished to use Jake to bring back the world's powers. Lex Luthor was working with them, but betrayed them and activated a bomb that would restore superpowers but destroy Metropolis. The superheroes evacuated the city just in time. Years later, Jake went on to marry a woman and have a son whom he named Richard Grayson after his father.
Namor's Daughter

Namor had an unnamed daughter in Marvel Universe 2001 Millennial Visions #1, "Namor: The Once and Future Sub-Mariner."

She somehow wound up lost in the wild, and returned to Atlantis as an adult for revenge, believing she'd been abandoned. She stabbed Namor, who recognized her afterwards, and they reconciled before he died. She was left the new queen of Atlantis.

She seemed to be unable to breathe air, but inherited her father's ankle wings.
Johnny Kirk (Superman, Jr.)

**Johnny Kirk** was a superpowered orphan adopted by Superman in Action Comics #232 (September 1957).

His father was the astronomer Morton Kirk, who sent him into space when he thought Earth was going to be destroyed by an asteroid. After flying through a space cloud, Johnny developed powers and grew up on another planet. He returned to Earth years later. Superman had promised the now deceased Morton to adopt Johnny if he ever found him. As Superman Jr., Johnny donned a costume and helped his adopted father. Superman began losing his powers and trained Johnny to take his place. Feeling guilty, Johnny transferred his powers to Superman. Since he was now normal, Johnny and Superman parted ways.
Joanna McCoy

**Joanna McCoy** was the daughter of Starfleet's Dr. Leonard McCoy and granddaughter of David McCoy. She attended school on the planet Cerberus.

The Star Trek Concordance by Bjo Trimble adds to Joanna's biography, stating that she was twenty years old (born c. 2249) and was in training to become a nurse; and that although they write each other often, Dr. McCoy's duties aboard the USS Enterprise kept the two apart.

Joanna appeared or was mentioned in several Star Trek novels.
Iris "Irey" West

**Iris “Irey” West** is the daughter of Wally West and Linda Park and twin sister of Jai.

The twins were originally miscarried but later restored. They were born in Flash #225 (October 2005). Initially, her only power is to vibrate through objects. She began to age more quickly and display true super-speed, but this aged her to an adult and she was soon reverted to childhood and her original powers. Her mastery over the Speed Force far exceeds her brother's. During The Flash: Rebirth, Zoom attempted to disrupt their connection and nearly killed them. Iris took the bulk of the connection and Jesse Chambers saved her life. In the wake of this, Iris took up the mantle of the new Impulse.