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Martha Kent appears in Superman: Doomsday, voiced by Swoosie Kurtz. In this film, Jonathan has been dead for many years.
Jonathan and Martha Kent make a non-speaking appearance in Superman/Batman: Apocalypse.
Martha Kent appears in All-Star Superman, voiced by Frances Conroy.
Martha Kent appears in Superman: Unbound, voiced again by Frances Conroy.
Jonathan and Martha Kent appear in Superman: Brainiac Attacks, voiced again by Mike Farrell and Shelley Fabares respectively.
Jonathan and Martha Kent appear in Superman vs. The Elite, with Jonathan voiced by Paul Eiding while Martha appears briefly with no dialogue.
Jonathan and Martha Kent make non-speaking cameo appearances in Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox.
Jonathan and Martha Kent appear in JLA Adventures: Trapped in Time, voiced by Tom Gibis and Erica Luttrell respectively.
Jonathan and Martha Kent appear in DC Super Hero Girls: Hero of the Year, voiced by Dean Cain and Helen Slater respectively.
Jonathan and Martha Kent appear in the DC Animated Movie Universe films The Death of Superman (2018) and Reign of the Supermen, voiced again by Paul Eiding and Jennifer Hale respectively.
Jonathan and Martha Kent appear in Superman: Man of Tomorrow (2020), voiced by Neil Flynn and Bellamy Young respectively.
Jonathan Kent appears in Injustice, voiced by Kevin Pollak. This version is a widower and is kidnapped by Mirror Master on behalf of the U.S. government, to be used as leverage against Superman. After Superman rescues Jonathan, he brings him to the Fortress of Solitude for his own protection, where Jonathan is later accidentally killed by one of Green Arrow's arrows that was deflected by Superman.
Eben and Martha Kent appear in the Superman serial, portrayed by Edward Cassidy and Virginia Carroll.
Jonathan and Martha Kent appear in Superman (1978), portrayed by Glenn Ford and Phyllis Thaxter. This version of Jonathan dies of a heart attack shortly after giving Clark guidance of his purpose on Earth, which inspires him to create the Fortress of Solitude and later to defy Jor-El's warnings by reversing time to prevent Lois Lane's death. Martha is indicated by Lana Lang to have died in Superman III (1983), and Clark sells the farm in the beginning of Superman IV: The Quest for Peace (1987).
Martha Kent appears in Superman Returns (2006), portrayed by Eva Marie Saint. Jonathan Kent also appears in photographs.
Jonathan and Martha Kent appear in the DC Extended Universe, portrayed by Kevin Costner and Diane Lane and first appearing in the 2013 film Man of Steel. This version of Jonathan is a Vietnam War veteran who insists on Clark keeping his powers secret and opposes his desire to go out into the world, while Martha consoles Clark as his powers threaten to overwhelm him. Ultimately, Jonathan is killed in a tornado after refusing to let Clark use his powers to save him. Years later, Martha is taken hostage by General Zod's forces, who demand the location of the spacecraft that brought Clark to Earth, and is saved only by the timely intervention of her son.
In Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, Lex Luthor has Martha kidnapped and held hostage by Anatoli Knyazev to force Superman to fight Batman. Superman convinces Batman to join forces against Luthor, and Batman rescues Martha. After Doomsday kills Superman, he is buried next to Jonathan.
In Justice League, Martha sells the Kent farm, as she cannot afford bank fees and no longer has an attachment to Smallville following her son's death. When Superman is resurrected, she joyously reunites with him, and Bruce Wayne buys the bank Martha owed money to, allowing her to keep the farm. In Zack Snyder's Justice League, Martian Manhunter disguises himself as Martha to convince Lois Lane to re-enter society.
Jonathan and Martha Kent appear in the DC Universe film Superman (2025), portrayed by Pruitt Taylor Vince and Neva Howell respectively. In contrast to previous appearances, Jonathan never died during Clark's youth, and he remains alive well into his Superman years. In the 1990s, Jonathan and Martha found the infant Kal-El in a Kryptonian space pod and adopted him, naming him Clark Kent. They're gave Clark a happy childhood and moral guidance, inspiring him to use his Kryptonian powers to become a superhero. In the present day—after the world had turned against Superman caused by Lex Luthor, Jonathan and Martha take Clark and Krypto in, with Lois Lane's help, so he can recover. After discussing his troubled relationship with the world, Jonathan and Martha encourage Clark; he then witnesses Boravia’s invasion of Jarhanpur—a place where Superman is truly needed—before clearing his name with the help of Lois and Daily Planet.
Howell as Martha Kent will appear in the film Man of Tomorrow (2027).