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As Avengers: Doomsday steadily nears its December release, Marvel continues to tantalize us with teaser promos, like this week’s star-studded “Silence Your Phones” PSA, featuring a slew of superhero hotties, including Chris Hemsworth, Channing Tatum, and the DILFliscious Pedro Pascal.
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It also includes returning Xavier Academy alum James “Cyclops” Marsden, in anticipation of the X-Men’s MCU debut. He may not be “Homo,” but those cheekbones are undeniably “Superior.”
Gay geeks across the nerdosphere consistently celebrate the Zaddyness of Scott Summers, evidenced by the art of Justin Chustin.
But not all heroes wear spandex and ruby quartz visors. Some don Orc masks to battle techno fascism. Earlier this week, a horde of Tolkienesque Climate Defiance protesters descended on the evil empire of Palantir to demand to be hired by the unscrupulous surveillance corporation. Hey, if they are sinister enough to serve the All-Seeing Eye of Sauron, they’re sinister enough to serve Peter Thiel.
Prince De Guzman used the Power of Grayskull to stand up for artists against
Meanwhile, the real He-Man, Nicholas Galitzine, celebrated his birthday. (And in true Prince Adam style, he was late to his own party…)
Florian Verdolivo flashed us his abs of steel.
Roasif paired a Green Lantern with tighty-whities.
Superdonnierey hit the beach to get some color, and apparently that color was green.
Jourdyn Barnes pounced into Halloween season with this Red Hood/Werewolf monster mash-up.
For more feral ferocity, Paul Charles bared his claws (and abs).
Meekz Castro sashayed into spooky season by serving lewks inspired by DC comics icons, from Barry Allen to Zatanna Zatara.
And finally, Alain Diaz ushered in October by stripping down to Alex Summer’s Goblyn Prince loincloth lewk.
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