Superman: Son of Kal-El #3
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume concludes Tom Taylor's run on the series, collecting issues #13-18. Jon Kent, now fully embracing his role as Superman, leads a revolution against the oppressive regime of Gamorra alongside his allies, including the newly empowered Jay Nakamura. The story explores themes of activism and identity as Jon fights to free the island nation and protect those he loves.
In "The Right Path," Jon Kent grapples with conflicting loyalties as Batman casts doubt on Jay Nakamura’s trustworthiness, prompting Jon to seek guidance from Nightwing and confront Jay directly. With Wally West and the Atom by his side, Jon works to free a fire-powered meta from Bendix’s control, testing his own judgment and the limits of his resolve. Written by Tom Taylor and illustrated by Cian Tormey, with colors by Federico Blee and Matt Herms, and letters by Dave Sharpe, the cover by Travis Moore captures the tension of Jon’s pivotal moment.
In "The Right Path," Jon Kent grapples with conflicting loyalties when Batman casts doubt on Jay Nakamura’s trustworthiness, prompting Jon to seek guidance from Jonathan Kent and Nightwing. As tensions rise, Jon confronts Jay directly to hear his side, while Wally West and the Atom work to free the fire-powered meta from Henry Bendix’s control—testing Jon’s resolve and his belief in doing what’s right, even when the path isn’t clear.
In "Insiders," Jon Kent races to protect his family at the safe house as a new threat emerges, while Dick Grayson seeks answers from Lex Luthor about his ties to Henry Bendix. With evidence in hand, Jon and Jay Nakamura confront U.S. Senator James Henderson—only to find the meeting veers into dangerous, uncharted territory.
In "Dreams and Nightmares," Dreamer [Nia Nal] reaches out to Superman [Jon Kent] after a chilling vision of a future where Henry Bendix unleashes chaos in Gotham City, targeting heroes and threatening Jon’s life. As the weight of a possible future presses in, Jon must grapple with the mystery of her vision and the strange, fragmented echoes of heroes past and present—some long gone, others still fighting—whose fates may be tied to what’s to come.
In "Siege of Gamorra, Part One," Superman [Jon Kent] and Jay Nakamura [Gossamer] rally Dreamer [Nia Nal], Robin [Damian Wayne], and the Revolutionaries for a high-stakes mission to liberate Gamorra from the grip of Henry Bendix. With Lois Lane exposing Bendix' corruption and the Gamorra Corps tightening their hold, the team must navigate treacherous alliances and hidden threats as they push toward the heart of the planet’s resistance.
In the explosive finale of "Siege of Gamorra," Jon Kent and Jay Nakamura push deep into the war-torn city to rescue Jay’s mother and liberate the oppressed Gamorrans, as the Revolutionaries clash with the brutal Gamorra Corps and Damian Wayne races to stop Henry Bendix’s final, devastating scheme. With alliances tested and the fate of Gamorra hanging in the balance, every choice could mean the difference between salvation and annihilation.
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