These Male Superheroes Have The Raunchiest Costumes You’ll Ever See

Comics are notorious for over-sexualizing female superheroes. We always see the baddest women in the tiniest costumes. But it would be unjust to forget the men of the comics world. Objectification goes both ways, you see.

And comics have plenty of ass-kicking boys with little in their wardrobes other than Speedos and capes. So we’ve rounded up the most revealing male superhero costumes in comics. Because equality.

Robin

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In all honesty, Robin’s costume is pretty tame, at least when we compare it to the others on this list. What’s weird about it, though, is the fact that Robin – or Dick Grayson, when he became Robin – is a child. The least they could have done is given him some damn tights.

Hawkeye

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Hawkeye’s costume isn’t normally so risque, but there was that one time he used Hank Pym’s size-changing gas to become Goliath, and somehow in the process he lost half his clothing. And this, friends, is the Hawkeye we’re here for.

Cosmic Boy

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OK, so Cosmic Boy didn’t wear a belted black monokini (or is it a corset?) for long, but, boy, do we cherish those few years when he did.

Colossus

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Colossus’ costume is like a poorly designed muscle-shirt bodysuit with a bedazzled belt. How does he get into this thing? How does he even go to the bathroom?