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Something that used to bother me is when various characters are or supposedly are the daughter of Superman, and they just have the last name El. Kryptonian names are the normal last name of the father for sons, and the father’s full name as a last name for daughters (hence why it’s Kara Zor-El and not Kara-El, and Lara Lor-Van rather than Lara-Van). In order to make this stop bothering me, I came up with various solutions
One explanation is Clark deciding to be a liberal. On the purely human side of things, his family doesn’t fully follow traditional naming, with Lois keeping her last name (because her career is one tied to her name, and also Lois Lane is a classic name) and Jon sometimes being Jonathon Lane-Kent (not consistently, but sometimes). So maybe he keeps that pattern with the Kryptonian side, and just chooses to do the masculine/default version.
This is a bit confusing with Cir-El, since she I think was named by Braniac, who definitely knows the naming traditions. Did he assume Clark would do this?
The other solution is specifically with Laurel Kent (who I think is Laur-El), since in her universe Superwoman is a woman. Idk her Kryptonian name, but since there is no father with a Kryptonian name, the explanation could be that they just did the last name since it’s easier.
Anyway, I think it’s mostly marketability, but still.
