Superman: Dawn of Justice. Sidestepping superhero fatigue, this is a perfect moment to consider an aspect of the superhero genre core to the genre but often overlooked—sexuality—and to consider the ways a more mature depiction of sexuality in superhero cinema might better serve the characters, the story, and the audience. In the first half of this article, I will look in depth at Captain America: Civil War and the Avengers franchise, since that series of films is by far the most popular. I will also contrast it with Batman V. Superhero Sex. That film is like a jock boasting dishonestly of his heterosexual prowess while simultaneously attempting to distance himself from the latent homoeroticism of two men in spandex grappling with each other.

Heroes and villains have been pummeling each other since the first comic book shot its way across the sheets, spewing its inky print and staining that pure whiteness with colors and marvelous magic. Of course, normally, this physical intercourse is of the violent kind, punches and mayhem, massacres and murders. But occasionally, just occasionally, the heroes and villains put down their swords and goblin gliders and get down to that most holy and perfect of human experiences -- getting nasty with someone you hate. Yes, that's right kids, you heard it here first: you don't need to have sex with someone you love, you can do it with someone you hate, especially if both of you have a lot of pent up rage, repressed emotions, and punch each other while wearing costumes. Heck, that's some people's definition of sex already, and as long as it's consensual hey go nuts!

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Given that superhero comics tend to be about beautiful people in skin-tight outfits engaging in rigorous physical activity, it's only natural that there's often a strong sexual undercurrent to their adventures, and every now and then, it bubbles up to the surface. While it's entirely possible for super-hero sex to be shown as a completely natural part of their lives, given the larger-than-life nature of the stories, the subject is often handled with all the subtlety of That's why today, ComicsAlliance brings you five fetishistic uses of super-powers that put a toe over the line into sexual strangeness -- and then kept on running until "sexy" was a distant memory.