To be socially right
Soon it'll get to screen, no issues with trans people but some thing's should just be left alone

The new Superman, Jon Kent, will come out as bisexual in a new issue, DC Comics said Monday in a groundbreaking announcement.

The comic book will feature Jon, the son of Clark Kent, beginning a relationship with a male reporter, Jay Nakamura.
“I’ve always said everyone needs heroes and everyone deserves to see themselves in their heroes and I’m very grateful DC and Warner Bros. share this idea,” writer Tom Taylor said.

“Superman’s symbol has always stood for hope, for truth and for justice. Today, that symbol represents something more. Today, more people can see themselves in the most powerful superhero in comics.”

An illustration by artist John Timms shows Jon sharing a kiss with Jay, who supports the hero during his quest to save others in crisis.

The comic book, “Superman: Son of Kal-El #5,″ hits shelves Nov. 9.

“We talk a lot about the power of the DC Multiverse in our storytelling and this is another incredible example,” Jim Lee, publisher and chief creative officer at DC Comics, said Monday.

“We can have Jon Kent exploring his identity in the comics as well as Jon Kent learning the secrets of his family on TV on Superman & Lois. They coexist in their own worlds and times, and our fans get to enjoy both simultaneously.”

The first issue of “Superman: Son of Kal-El” debuted in July. The comic-book series centers on Jon stepping into the hero role long held by his father.

DC Comics’ announcement came on National Coming Out Day, when President Joe Biden voiced his support for the LGBTQ community.

“I’m incredibly honored to be working beside Tom on the SUPERMAN: SON OF KAL-EL series showing Jon Kent tackling his complex modern life, while also saving the world from its greatest threats, villains and menaces,” Timms said.

The news arrives two months after DC Comics’ “Batman: Urban Legends” saw Tim Drake, the third character to take up the Robin mantle, come out as bisexual.

“My goal in writing has been and will always be to show just how much God loves you,” writer Meghan Fitzmartin tweeted in August. “You are so incredibly loved and important and seen. Forever grateful to be trusted with Tim Drake and his story and honored to work.”

The Superman character was first introduced in 1938 in the “Action Comics” book. Clark Kent – also known as Kal-El – is the human character who has most frequently embodied the hero over the decades.

Many are excited for the new era of Superman.

“JON KENT IS BISEXUAL!” wrote the Twitter user @ComicGirlAshley. “SUPERMAN IS LGBTQ+! THIS IS SO COOL!”

Another named @jetblacjetblac tweeted, “As a bi guy myself, it warms my heart to see myself reflected in a character as iconic and kind as Superman. Never thought there was even a chance for that to happen!”

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I wonder if Nigerian parent will allow their children to watch this.

Righteousness38 come and see

End time

Own goal. This is the beginning of the end of DC comics.

Yas, of course superman(Kents son) is bi..Homophobia in the mud again!!

What kind of straight character has curly hair.

Our Hisbah police is getting ready to smash any television that show this degradation






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Trying to form their political correctness on every body. Agenda is agending


This is so shameful all because of wokeism, they are exposing little children to rubbish.

twhy111:
I wonder if Nigerian parent will allow their children to watch this.

Superman banned henceforth

When other countries try to fight against this nonsense,we call them uncivilised...

Who even needs this