Can Superman have kids?
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Yes, he could.  Superman can be made temporarily human by the use of Gold Kryptonite.  If he used this while with a woman, he could conceivably, conceive.  If he didn't use the Gold Kryptonite, he'd probably gut her like a fish.  Ewww, I know.  God, I'm such a geek!
581883
YES AND HE ALSO HAS KIDS
1071544
You also have to remember that Superman also had mental blocks that he developed so he wouldn't create havoc on earth. If you remember his powers are limitless. The mental blocks helped him untill he learned to control that power he blocked.
256055
Yes, but most often the baby is sterile and cannot reproduce.\nTiger and Lion- Liger\nDolphin and Whale- Wolphin\nHorse and Donkey- Mule
100816
Lightsabres are made with crystals. If you could make one with kryptonite, I'd say it would hurt him. If not, I'd say Superman is the man of steel, period.
150739
Well, if it's made of lead, then the answer would be no. That's 1 for humans, 234,156,177... for Superman.
723955
anyone can biologically produce/father a child, that is, provide the sperm to create life. but not everyone can take on the parental responsibility to love, nurture, teach, and care for their child. it takes much more of a man to be a dad to his children, than simply procreate.
1060515
No he isn't grown-up enough to be a grown-up Superman. He still looks maybe 21 at most. In the Superman movie, Superman is supposed to be older after six years of being away from Earth.
911212
I have 3 yr old boy with Trisomy 21 and have done quite a bit of research on the subject.  This is what I've found:  Women with Down syndrome can and do have children, but there is a 50 percent chance that their child will have Down syndrome. Men with Down syndrome are believed to be sterile, with only one documented instance of a male with Down syndrome who has fathered a child.
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You're the mother of the son of Darwin!?!  Holy hail be unto thee blessed virgin(?) mother of our savior.  Wait...Jim wouldn't sacrifice his son...Nevermind.  We're screwed.  Could Jim adopt a kid and crucify him, and have it count?
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dunno?? ask superman he's the only 1 that could lift it!!
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Right here. \n\n\nhttp://www.supermanmegasite.com/readarticle.php?article_id=30
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Superman is arguably the world's most recognizable superhero. He first appeared in Action Comics #1 (June, 1938) and is considered the first character to embody the particular combination of traits that characterize the modern superhero.\n\nThe comic book character, created by Canadian artist Joe Shuster and American writer Jerry Siegel in 1932 and sold to Detective Comics, Inc (today DC Comics) in 1938, subsequently appeared in various radio serials, television programs, films, newspaper strips, and video games. As was written in the first edition of Action Comics #1 (June, 1938), Superman is born on the planet Krypton and as an infant is rocketed to Earth by his scientist father, moments before Krypton explodes. The rocket lands on Earth, where amiable couple, the Kents, find the baby and adopt him. As he grows, he discovers that he possesses powers far beyond those of mortal men and women and resolves to use them to help others. When not fighting the forces of evil as Superman, he lives among humanity as "mild-mannered" Clark Kent, a reporter for the Daily Star (later changed to The Daily Planet). Clark works alongside reporter Lois Lane, with whom he is romantically involved. In current comics continuity, they are married; however, the character has several other relationships throughout his years in comics. Today, the character's adventures are published in a number of comic books.
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Superman's father to his son in the Fortress of Solitude.
539100
According to the current DC Comics storylines Superman's cells act like solar batteries: they absorb solar energy from the sun, which is gradually making him more and more powerful.  The comic backstory currently states that he did not absorb enough energy to begin displaying superpowers until he was in his teens.  There must be some characteristic of yellow stars' radiation which causes this effect as Kryptonians did not develop powers under their native red sun.\n\nHuman cells do not have this characteristic so any humans who lived on on Krypton would not have developed any powers.
558199
Only if you are Superman!
626325
I hope not.\nNo go for it superman.