You can call them superheroes or supervillains, either way we are going to call all of these characters super hot!
Today is National Superhero Day and whether you are team Marvel or team D.C. Comics, we can all agree that we are team thirsty when it comes to checking out the chiseled abs and fit figures of some of Hollywood’s hottest heroes and villains.
From which Avengers cast member is your personal favorite to which Chris—Hemworth, Pratt or Evans—you’d love to be partners in crime with, there are plenty of beautiful A-listers that make up these films.
There are also some villains like Cate Blanchett and Margot Robbie that, sure, we’re not happy with when it comes to their plots to take over the world, but we can’t deny that they’re doing it while looking great.
So, in honor of today’s holiday, we’ve rounded up the hottest superheroes and supervillains of all time to celebrate the occasion.
Take a look at all of the eye-candy below.
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Jason Momoa, Aquaman
We’d dive into the deep end to be around the ripped Jason Momoa.
20th Century Fox
Zazie Beetz, Domino
Her superpower may officially be listed as having good luck, but we also can see that another are her good looks!
Warner Bros.
Zachary Levi, Shazam
We couldn’t help falling for Shazam, whose playful and upbeat spirit made him a different kind of superhero.
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Sophie Turner, Jean Grey
Both a superhero, and supervillain, depending on when she is or isn’t in control of her powers, but no matter what side of good or evil she’s on, she looks amazing.
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Michael B. Jordan, Killmonger
Fun fact: Michael B. Jordan also voiced Cyborg in Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradox, making him a multi-threat in the superhero universe and our hearts.
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Brie Larson, Captain Marvel
She’s here to save Earth from intergalactic forces…and look great while doing it.
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Vin Diesel, Bloodshot
No matter how many times you reboot our memory, we’d remember that this iteration of Bloodshot is totally hot.
George Clooney, Batman
We can’t forget that Hollywood’s most iconic silver fox was once DC’s most iconic super hero.
The CW
Grant Gustin, The Flash
Don’t try to outrun this superhero who is fighting crime one marathon at a time.
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Sebastian Stan, Bucky
Captain America’s sidekick stands out among the crowd of superheros in the Marvel universe when he dies and is brought back to life.
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Colton Haynes, Arsenal
You can catch the hottest vigilante on TV in Arrow.
Marvel
Benedict Cumberbatch, Dr. Strange
Dr. Strange mystifyingly attractive and you don’t need to be spell-bound to see it.
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Warner Bros.
Gal Gadot, Wonder Woman
Wonder Woman is a force to be reckoned with both at the box office and in our hearts.
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Cate Blanchett, Hela
This supervillainess battles Thor, who is technically her uncle because Loki (in a different incarnation) is her father. Talk about an awkward family reunion.
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Tom Holland, Spider-Man
If your spidey senses are tingling, they might just be butterflies for the newest actor suiting up to be Peter Parker’s alter ego.
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Elizabeth Olsen, Scarlet Witch
Consider yourself bewitched. This is one mutant you don’t want to mess with.
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Krysten Ritter, Jessica Jones
This former superhero turned private detective still has a little fight in her. Oh, and she’s a total bad ass.
Netflix
Mike Colter, Luke Cage
Marvel’s “Hero for Hire” heartthrob will be the good guy…if the price is right.
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Chadwick Boseman, T’Challa
In Black Panther, the rightful king wins the day and our hearts in the process.
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Kiki Sukezane, Miko Otomo
On Heroes Reborn, Miko is searching for her missing father, but hides an extraordinary power that poses a threat to her safety.
Walt Disney
Paul Rudd, Ant-Man
To fight crime, Ant-Man may shrink, but that doesn’t mean our crush on Paul Rudd does.
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Margot Robbie, Harley Quinn
This blond bombshell starred as the Joker’s villainous accomplice in Suicide Squad and then on her own in Birds of Prey.
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Melissa Benoist, Supergirl
A kick ass female superhero? Now that’s girl power.
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Ryan Reynolds, Deadpool
The Marvel character made an unlikely transition from villain to antihero with his superhuman ability to accelerate healing.
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Henry Cavill, Superman
Who can resist the Man of Steel? He’s every lady’s Kryptonite.
20th Century Fox
Halle Berry, Storm
She can make it rain. Enough said.
20th Century Fox
Hugh Jackman, Wolverine
This mutant cuts into the hearts of women everywhere with his smoldering good looks.
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Sarah Michelle Gellar, Buffy the Vampire Slayer
Buffy might just be the ultimate TV superhero of all time.
20th Century Fox
Ben Affleck, Daredevil
He may be blind, but we can see the hotness that emanates from under that red-hot suit.
Marvel
Chris Pratt, Star-Lord
When this action star brings his Element Guns out, he also brings the sun (and the heat) out.
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Warner Bros.
Ryan Reynolds, the Green Lantern
His skintight body suit is all CGI and the computer made sure to hug all the right places.
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Anne Hathaway, Catwoman
Catsuit? Check. Mask? Check. High-tech feline ears? Sexy and ready to pounce? Check and check.
20th Century Fox
Michael Fassbender, Magneto
No helmet could hide the sexy Fassbender brings as Magneto in X-Men: First Class.
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Chris Hemsworth, Thor
Besides his muscles, we love the red, white and blue color scheme of his armor and battle gear, but we’d like to see more of Hemsworth’s rockin’ bod, please.
20th Century Fox
Jennifer Lawrence, Mystique
This mutant shapeshifter’s blue beauty never grows old and she can go from hot to hotter in a millisecond.
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Robert Downey Jr., Iron Man
The Iron Man—much like the metal—appears robust, steely and strong.
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Christian Bale, Batman
The Caped Crusader’s is more than a little menacing—not to mention buff, has Bruce been hitting the gym?—in his slick black suit.
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Tom Hiddleston, Loki
Look at Loki, all brooding and handsome—and with superpowers and stuff.
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Chris Evans, Captain America
In this shot, they traded in the Cap’s star-spangled spandex for some khakis and um, we may prefer it that way.
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Tom Hardy, Bane
Gotham’s latest supervillian is so ruthless and cold, yet so, so hot!
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Scarlett Johansson, Black Widow
Her bite is deadly. Her good looks? Deadlier.
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Samuel L. Jackson, Nick Fury
Neo from the Matrix swag? Almost, but the duster paired with the eye patch, makes Nick Fury, the head of S.H.I.E.L.D., a little more rakish.
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Jeremy Renner, Hawkeye
This unmasked hero has no superhuman powers, but he excels at shooting a bow and arrow right through a dame’s heart.
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James Marsden, Cyclops
His mutant gaze and gorgeous looks can pulverize steel and rock while striking right through our hearts.