#jayjones

[chamiryokuroi]

Having a supportive parent can be so embarrassing. Jon is taking it better than Tim tho 😂 Happy Pride everyone ✨💕

[bobbinalong]

new post collecting everybody i've done now because the old one is getting too long through reblogs. maybe i'll post these in groups of threes, after all.

[ma, pa and kon]

[ultfreakme]

A Jayjon presentation for anyone who's new to Jon and Jay from a fan <3

[mustasekittens]

super boyfriends🫶

close up!!

[fae-morrigan]

Y'know, I see a lot of people argue that like, Jay is ugly. Why does Jon like him? And I've made it clear I disagree, because, like, cmon:

That is OBJECTIVELY a handsome man, and I'm a lesbian, lmao.

But like. If he was. ... So?

I actually think it's pretty cool that DC was like, yeah, Superman fell in love with a guy who cuts his own hair with dull scissors and dresses like oscar the grouch. He's a little weird to look at, maybe he's not the most conventionally attractive dude, but SUPERMAN found him wonderful and wanted to kiss him on the mouth.

That's... great? Like that's great. There's no universe where that reading of the text isn't awesome and empowering. Queer love should transcend looks and social status, and a huge part of queerness is finding beauty in the 'odd', anyways.

[blurrilines]

Happy Pride, folks 🏳️‍🌈

[clambuoyance]

[DC] commission dump :) ty to everyone who commissioned or donated! 💜💜💜

Here is my Ko-fi! I’m leaving it open for now if you’d like to drop in a request, but I’ve raised it a bit and will probably take a little longer to go through them so just keep that in mind 😔🙏

[gremextras]

DC Pride polaroids 📸

part 2

[what0smart]

Absolute Power:Superson Previews!!!

Looks like this comic is gonna be all over the place as Jon goes through his memories but I’m excited for it, I can’t get over Damian’s outfit, based one what we’ve heard it sounds like he’ll make some more appearances throughout.

Also I wonder if Nia is actually dead, I don’t think she is but maybe she’s stuck in Jon’s head for the time being.

Jon being glued to his phone texting Jay is so cute I can’t wait to see them reunite. “They’re telling me to rest” implying he would have gone to pick up Jay if he could lol

Here’s some previews that came from the Nicole and Sina’s social medias!

It looks very silly in the initial previews but based on the descriptions we’ve gotten so far it’s sounds like it’s gonna get serious and dive into Jon’s trauma.

I’ll keep you all updated when it releases on September 18th!!!

[floatinghanmi]

cute couples for valentines day!! 💗

[goatsghost]

ok but why is this them after super son tho

[hobiiiebrown]

jayjon be like

[bobbinalong]

absolute power.

[ultfreakme]

They winter soldier-ed his ass

[mustasekittens]

together again // utterly alone

[fae-morrigan]

A Thing About Jon that keeps getting hammered in, over and over, is that he's not really his own person. He always belongs to somebody else.

In most comics, that someone is Clark, his father. He's Clark's Son first and Jon second. Hell, its even in the title of his solo: Superman, Son of Kal El.

In Supersons, its Damian. He's largely treated by the narrative as Robin's Sidekick, being under Damian's wing. This, notably, is also not because of any decision Jon made, but rather because Damian at the start of the series decides it is so:

Even Lois, on occasion, leans into this jon-as-object mindset.

And of course. Well. The most obvious example.

His literal first words in the presence of Jon are "he's mine!"

And this is only hammered in later, in Adventures of Superman: Jon Kent:

To most narratives, Jon is not his own person. This, largely, is something Jon himself seems to be aware of. He's unable to escape the shadow of the people who made him what he is. Constantly, he is viewed by others through the lens of how they view others around him. He accepts this, and takes it in stride. He doesn't complain, or attempt to assert his own personhood.

And I feel this model of relationship really influences Jon's general clinginess with Jay. If he can't be his own person, if he has to belong to someone, he's gonna choose to belong to someone he knows is good.

The thing I find particularly compelling about this is that Jay definitely doesn't see it this way. You can really tell Jay sees Jon as his own person outside of the mantle and seeks to guide, not push. From their very first proper conversation, and later on as well, you can see Jay has no interest in making Jon do anything he doesn't want to do- he presents information, and then lets Jon make choices around it.

In Jon's acceptance of a sterile, static existence of forever belonging to someone else, he found someone who instead seeks to inspire him to be his own person.

(This is a great time to mention, if you pay close attention, Jay is the first person to directly call Jon Superman in Son of Kal El.)