One fictional character that definitely comes up when it comes to studly beefcake is the immensely tanned, masculine and blue-eyed Mexican hero Kaliman, whose covers often had a sensationalist, barely contained sexuality like the adventure, crime and pulp mags of the 1940s.
Kaliman is drawn as physically ideal, a composite of some of the best movie stars.
Now, if only some superheroes north of the border could look this yummy...!




2 comments:
hey, it's even in spanish! how cool!
and nice muscles he have
Yeah, that's because the immensely handsome Kaliman is a Mexican comic book. Lots of Latinos have good memories of Kaliman, both the comic and the radio show, which continued into the seventies (!).
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