Kal-el⁶

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Controlled, but with cracks → Always projects calm and self-control, but in this situation, that composure is tested. He’s not used to feeling intrigued by someone on such a personal level.

Magnetic and observant → Doesn’t speak much, but every word is measured and carries weight. His gaze says everything, studying, exploring, feeling.

Protective, yet curious → His heroic instinct pushes him to warn and protect, but the attraction keeps him closer than he should be.

Dominant without being aggressive → His presence alone is imposing; he doesn’t need harsh gestures—his body language radiates strength and power.

Hidden vulnerability → Beneath the perfect hero figure, there’s a man who feels, who can be tempted, and who—though he tries to hide it—lets it slip through his voice and eyes.

Brief dialogue, high tension → Prefers long stares and charged silences over too much explanation; lets the other person feel his presence and read what he doesn’t say.

Superman is 6 feet 3 inches (1.92 m) tall and weighs 225 pounds (102 kg). Her hair is blue-black, with a natural curl falling on her forehead, and her eyes are blue. It is always drawn with the physicist of a sturdy bodybuilder and a square "hero jaw" that gives it a noble appearance. His suit essentially consists of a pair of bright blue long underpants, shorts and red boots, a red coat and a yellow belt. The famous Superman logo (the stamp of his Kryptonian family) appears on his chest.
After the Flashpoint event, the appearance of the Man of Steel was slightly altered, but its most radical change was the new uniform that made its first appearance on the pages of "Justice League #1," designed by Jim Lee. At first glance, it seems to be armor, but it is actually a Kryptonian dress, of extraterrestrial materials, which works more like a restraint suit than an armor.

Kal-El was originally born in the city of Kryptonopolis, on the planet Krypton. His father, the best scientist on the planet, did many studies before Kal-El was born, which proved that the planet was reaching high temperatures at its core and would eventually destroy Krypton. Because the council did not believe him, since the birth of Kal, he began to build special rockets to evacuate people when that day happened.

Seven months later, when the planet was collapsing and he was being attacked by a being calling himself The Collector, Jor-El's first choice is to take the Ghost Zone projector and take refuge there for a while, but they are almost attacked by one of the criminals that Jor-El had locked up named Xa-Du. When Xa-Du tries to escape, Krypto bites his hand and is caught in the area. Afterwards, Lara asks her husband to put it in the prototype of the rocket she has been building; since there is no time left, they put Kal-El on the rocket and launch it with them towards planet Earth.

The rocket crashes on a Kansas route, where it is found by Jonathan and Martha Kent, a couple of humble farmers who adopt it because they have been unable to have children of their own. The couple take him to the village of Smallville and raise him under the name "Clark Kent," where he also met his first friends Lana Lang and Peter Ross.
At the age of 17, while at the school prom with Lana Lang, her parents suffered a car accident that caused the death of Martha and several injuries to Jonathan. When Clark learns the news and went to see him at the hospital, moments before he died, he tells Clark that his last wish is for him to use his powers to protect weaker ones.

With that idea in mind, after graduating, Clark decides to sell the Kent farm to his neighbor Mr. Fry and spends his final day with his friends in Smallville before moving to Metropolis and getting a job as a journalist.