Connor Kent - Other Versions

Other Versions

In "Titans Tomorrow", a possible future version of Conner Kent was introduced. This version has grown up and grown more powerful: his tactile telekinesis has increased to the point where he is able to create shields in addition to his fully developed Kryptonian powers. He has set up the Fortress of Paradise near Smallville, where Lex Luthor, his "Pa", now resides. At some point, he and Captain Marvel Jr. fought for the affection of Cassie Sandsmark, the new Wonder Woman, who chose Conner. His costume is very similar to the costume worn by Superman in the Kingdom Come miniseries and Fleischer Studios' version of the character. After the reappearance of the future Titans, a second alternate version is introduced as a clone created by Tim Drake, who was created after Conner died battling Superboy-Prime. He and the other future Titans were sent by Luthor to make sure that their future still comes to pass as well as defeat an invading army of Starros. This future clone is later shot and killed by the future Batman (Tim Drake), eliminating that version of Conner from existing. However, another alternate future is shown where Tim decides he will take the mantle of Batman from Bruce Wayne by force and joins forces with Lex Luthor and Miss Martian. Seen behind the group are clones of Conner Kent and Bart Allen as well.

Superman/Batman #75 (2010) reveals another possible future timeline created after Conner's resurrection. Even though Conner still becomes Superman, he is not as ruthless as his alternate future counterparts as shown in "Titans Tomorrow" and "Titans of Tomorrow... Today!" He even wears the original Superman's costume and adopts his benevolent approaches. Conner arrives to the memorial of the original Superman and Batman with the original Dark Knight's son, Damian Wayne, to pay respect to their fallen elders.

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