Who is the most handsome character of Marvel Comics?

[MECHANO]

Adam Warlock

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[MECHANO]

snazzy dresser, too...

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[Midnight_v]

Isn't it Victor Von Doom? Established like forever? YMMV

[oasis1313]

Best-looking male characters: Gambit, Namor, Black Bolt, Namor, Thor, Namor, Dr Doom, Namor, Namor, Namor . . .

[Sutekh]

In Whedon's Astonishing run, Emma's listing off all the reasons why Xavier must have pity-picked Scott to lead the X-Men over pretty much anyone else; "Beast's a genius, Jean's a psychic, and he kind of thinks we're better than the rest, Warren's practically a god..." I don't think she was talking about Warren's awesome mutant powers.

In any event, for me it boils down to who is better-looking, and who is *sexy* about it. Cyclops and Captain America are drawn very attractive, but are dreadfully serious and rarely have an ounce of 'sexy' to them. Gambit and Noh-Varr and Namor tend to lean more into the 'willfully sexy' side of things. And then Warren and Johnny kind of hit it from both sides, being both labeled as attractive *and* willing to flaunt it.

There's an interesting double-standard with the ladies. It might be okay for Johnny Storm or Namor to vamp it up or deliberately show off their bodies, but many of the ladies, despite having supermodel good looks, are kind of no-nonsense about it. Jean, Storm, Sue, Janet, Wanda, Carol, Songbird, etc. are unlikely to willingly sexualize themselves. Other characters, like Black Cat or Psylocke, using their looks (and men's reactions to them) to their advantage, seem more comfortable doing so, but are also explicitly defined in some cases as 'bad girls.' Some of that might be based around one's relative power level. The Black Widow might need to distract some male adversaries to get an edge. 'Auntie Monica' (Rambeau)'s got no time for that, and that's saying something for a woman who can travel around the world eight times in a second

[CuteClops]

Matt Murdock, Namor and Scott Summers. They are sexy.

[oldscottsummers]

Eww Namor's face is so fugly! with his ridiculous hairline, over plucking eyebrows, hideous ears. In addition he probaly smells like a dead fish.

[LordAllMIghty]

X-Men = Gambit
Avengers = Captain America
Fantastic Four = Human Torch
Defenders = Luke Cage
New Warriors = Nova

[Sutekh]

Eww Namor's face is so fugly! with his ridiculous hairline, over plucking eyebrows, hideous ears. In addition he probaly smells like a dead fish.

Namor has a face? I always get struck blind by the scaly green taint before noticing his Spock-brows and Spock-ears and freakish square-topped head. But yeah, he's somehow considered sexy. Weird that the best fish he could land was Marrina (for whom I have deliberately found the least-attractive picture, ever, 'cause I'm mean like that).

[Marvel Forever]

I suppose either Thor or the Human Torch, aka Johnny Storm.

[gurkle]

Sorry, I posted this in the wrong thread.

While I'm here, though, here's the classic case for Angel.

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[Matternativ]

Hawkeye seems like he's supposed to be depicted as the slightly above average type guy. But still average.....

Being the "normal guy" is kinda his thing.

In Whedon's Astonishing run, Emma's listing off all the reasons why Xavier must have pity-picked Scott to lead the X-Men over pretty much anyone else; "Beast's a genius, Jean's a psychic, and he kind of thinks we're better than the rest, Warren's practically a god..." I don't think she was talking about Warren's awesome mutant powers.

In any event, for me it boils down to who is better-looking, and who is *sexy* about it. Cyclops and Captain America are drawn very attractive, but are dreadfully serious and rarely have an ounce of 'sexy' to them. Gambit and Noh-Varr and Namor tend to lean more into the 'willfully sexy' side of things. And then Warren and Johnny kind of hit it from both sides, being both labeled as attractive *and* willing to flaunt it.

There's an interesting double-standard with the ladies. It might be okay for Johnny Storm or Namor to vamp it up or deliberately show off their bodies, but many of the ladies, despite having supermodel good looks, are kind of no-nonsense about it. Jean, Storm, Sue, Janet, Wanda, Carol, Songbird, etc. are unlikely to willingly sexualize themselves. Other characters, like Black Cat or Psylocke, using their looks (and men's reactions to them) to their advantage, seem more comfortable doing so, but are also explicitly defined in some cases as 'bad girls.' Some of that might be based around one's relative power level. The Black Widow might need to distract some male adversaries to get an edge. 'Auntie Monica' (Rambeau)'s got no time for that, and that's saying something for a woman who can travel around the world eight times in a second

If I remember the Ultimates Bombshell was well aware and proud of her looks. But then again, she started out as a Villain I think so she fits in the "Bad Girl" Territory too.


@Topic:
Are we talking about in-universe opinions or our very own?

Because in Universe I think Warren, Rogers and Stark are way up there.

As far as my opinion goes: Ultimate Thor that ripped and bearded bastard looked really good.

[SJNeal]

Peter Rasputin

Simon Williams

Matt Murdock

Warren Worthington III

[Michael Watkins]

no love for Andreas Strucker? sure, he's a test tube baby. but I think he's quite pretty.

[Michael Watkins]

and, while it's not his real face, Scott Wright/Micromax's "working face" is supposed to be handsome. I can't imagine that someone with his powers would choose a face that was less than handsome.