Male Versions of Female Heroes

>>93860435
Hank Pym as Wasp

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In the early 80's Steve Trevor became "Captain Wonder" for a short time.

Zatanna had a younger male cousin, but she is a legacy of her father so maybe it doesn't count.

Similarly Stargirl had her stepfather as her sidekick, but she is a legacy of the Star Spangled Kid who was originally male.

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>>93860435
Zachary Zatara

In the Threeboot LoSH run there was a Dream Boy after Dream Girl died, but I don't remember the specifics.

>>93861078
He took the name of her dad. You know, a male.

>>93861054
>Zatanna had a younger male cousin, but she is a legacy of her father so maybe it doesn't count.
She's more famous and definitive than her father so I'd say it counts.

>>93860435
While I'd love to have more female superheroes with male sidekicks, it would be hijacked by /ss/ fetishists rather quickly.

>>93860435
It wouldn't happen almost ever these days. Some banshee would harp on about MENZ taking over an established female hero's title or some shit, even if the female hero is still around.

>>93862388
partially, but also no straight man would want to replace a waifu with a guy

though of course most of the examples in this thread have been from the last 15 years so it's not like we're digging too deep into the past, it's never out of the question