Comics with male sexualization?

Have you ever read a Spider-Man comic?

>>18247370
Spider-Man doesn't fit in with what I describe and showcase in the picture.

>>18247369
Just go read some shojo manga or some erotic novels

Sexualization is different for men and women. Women generally don't want huge cocks on a scantily dressed male stripper, but prefer a fantasy ideal attractive man with some degree of confidence and control over the situation, and big part of these situations are themselves.

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>>18247369
Try Jojo's Bizarre Adventure

>>18247369
>>>/co/

Baki?

>>18247416
I didn't ask to be lectured, dipshit. No shit the majority prefers it different - that's why I have to ask, because I want to see ONE damn exception for just one damn time.

And I'm not looking for porn, you fucking idiot.

>>18247369
Look at ANY and ALL superhero comics from the point of view of a nerdy gay guy.

>>18247955
I AM a nerdy gay guy, and the superhero comics I've seen don't fit into my criterias above with the example picture I'm using. Your argument is moot - don't speak for gay guys when you're clearly not one yourself.

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Artist Nicola Scott has been known to pay great attention to detail when it comes to depicting Nightwing's butt.

Other than that, can't really think of much. Folks will go, "but dude heroes have big muscles and wear tight clothes, too, so they are sexualized, too!" but though the male heroes are idealized, it's not really in an overtly sexual way.

There probably are some manga/doujin stuff portraying men like that but if you're looking for western stuff I think you'll be disappointed.