In the 1978 blockbuster, he was earnest, brave and willing to turn back time (and the Earth on its axis) for the lady he loves. And that's hot.
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Take a multitalented performer with great looks and a bulging physique and set him loose as one of comicdom's greatest characters, and what do you get? Something hot, bub. Yes, even with those mutton chops.
This guy looks good in any kind of suit. One of our greatest actors (and his skillful director Jon Favreau) turned a so-so comic character into something so completely over-the-top and, dare we say it, cartoonish that the result is irresistible.
Even if we're just speculating about how this upcoming film is going to turn out, all you have to do is look at Reynolds. Guy's so hot we almost included his villainous Deadpool from Wolverine.
Think we should have gone with Kato's boss, the Green Hornet from the 1960s TV series (or upcoming Seth Rogen flick)? No way. Badass Bruce was the closest thing to a real superhero ever—his martial arts moves were so fast he was actually asked to slow them down for TV.
Before vampires transformed into pasty, sad English-major types, this badass part vampire, part vampire killer brought a whole lot of comic book-inspired bloodsucker-blasting sexiness to the party.
The guy was smoking as Capt. Kirk's doomed dad in Star Trek, but wow, look at him with dreamy blond locks and a magic hammer. Movie's not out until next summer, but he's already totally godlike.
Bale's Dark Knight reboot took a played-out, campy character back to being a haunted, scary figure—who's also a total asshole billionaire playboy on the side. In a word: hot.
Sure, he packed heat in his tights as the Human Torch, but we're betting Evans raised a few flagpoles as the supersoldier turned superhero.
Who'd we miss? Drop your fave supersuited hunk in the comments!
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