Yes, based on the provided reference, a character holding the title of "Superman" did kiss a man. Specifically, Jon Kent, the son of Kal-El, kissed Jay Nakamura in his solo comic series.
Key Details from the Reference
The reference confirms a significant moment in the history of the Superman mantle:
- Character Involved: Jon Kent, who is established as "Superman: Son of Kal-El."
- The Action: Jon shared a kiss with Jay Nakamura.
- Relationship Status: Jay is described as Jon's friend and now "clearly something more."
- Canon Status: The kiss officially became part of the main storyline continuity ("canon").
- Publication: This event occurred with the release of the fifth issue of Jon Kent's solo comic book series.
- Date Mentioned: The reference notes the kiss became canon on November 16, 2021.
This event marked a notable development for the character of Jon Kent during his tenure as Superman.
Summary Table
| Detail | Information Based on Reference |
|---|---|
| Character | Jon Kent (Superman: Son of Kal-El) |
| Person Kissed | Jay Nakamura |
| Relationship | Friend, evolving to "something more" |
| Canon Status | Officially canon |
| Comic Series | Superman: Son of Kal-El (Jon Kent's solo series) |
| Issue Number | #5 |
| Canon Date | November 16, 2021 |
The Significance of Jon Kent
While Kal-El (Clark Kent) is the original and most widely recognized Superman, his son, Jon Kent, has taken on the mantle of Superman in certain storylines. This event specifically pertains to Jon Kent's journey as Superman.
The kiss between Jon Kent and Jay Nakamura is a direct answer to the question when considering the character who held the title of Superman in the comic book series referenced.
