Tag Archives: Pablo Greene
PRIDE Tights
Physical Pride celebrations are canceled, but that’s not going to stop us! Let’s harness the positive power of digital tech to celebrate who we are!
Pride Bodybuilding Tights (Midnight Edition)
Available right now at LEDQueens.com.
How to Tell Your Partner About Your Superhero Fetish
Pablo Greene is the author of the book series How to Kill a Superhero, which you can buy at: https://www.howtokillasuperhero.net/.
“The Golden Man”
The Golden Man from Pablo Greene on Vimeo.
“Supervillains have more fun!” shirt
The Gay Sensibility of Aquaman by Pablo Greene
Dealing with Body Dysmorphia and Remaining Confident
This is a very important and often difficult topic to discuss. Many thanks to Pablo Greene for this inspiring video.
4 Tips To Enjoy IML and Other Sex-positive Events
What To Expect From Avengers: Endgame
“My Shazam Cosplay” (Part 1)- Pablo Green
Dating Advice for Gay and Queer People
“Men should wear Runner Tights”- interview with LED Queens
Reply
I feel this is a total double standard that women can wear them but men can’t. What advice do you give guys who want to wear these to their gym, when the gym says they have “complaints” about you wearing them?
The days of that double standard are over, by the way. Tights for men are here to stay, and the men who love them have spoken!
See the full article HERE
Q&A: Do Cosplayers Get Harassed?
Yours truly has a little cameo in this video.
MORE HERE
Green Arrow mask tutorial
Q&A: What About Cubby/Chubby Guys in Cosplay?
Q&A: How Do I Get Started In Cosplay?
Superhero Fetish in 2018
“Superhero Fetish Is A Real Thing and It’s Time To Suit Up!”- by Cesar Torres
“Superhero Fetish Is A Real Thing and It’s Time To Suit Up!”
– by Cesar Torres
“Have you ever found yourself watching a superhero blockbuster movie at the megaplex and wondered if you were the only one in the theater who got more than a little aroused by all the muscles in spandex? Or maybe you even thought to yourself: Damn, the things I’d like to do with that sexy man (or woman) in that skintight costume?
I am sure you have — comic fan or not — but for a few of us, the appeal of superheroes runs much deeper. Because for some of us, we want to really get into it with a hero, and for him to get sexual with while we both wear the capes and tights. And this desire even has a name: superhero fetish, and it’s very real…
THIS WEEKEND!!!
Superhero fetish only gets hotter and hotter in Chicago. Join author Pablo Greene this Saturday, May 13 as he kicks off his residency at Men’s Room Chicago the fashion and fetish shop located in Lakeview. Pablo Greene is the author of How to Kill a Superhero, which blends superhero fetish, BDSM and a rich sci-fi world in his cult book series. Pablo will be joining the rest of the Men’s Room team in store to answer all your questions regarding fetish gear, products and toys. That means he can also autograph your copies of How to Kill a Superhero, his book series, which they carry in the store. You can catch Pablo in store on Saturdays from now through summer.
Also make sure to mark your calendars for POW! The Superhero Fetish Meetup during IML 2017 which Pablo co-organizes with community member Brian Bolt Donner.
POW! The Superhero Fetish Meetup
Below is a post and major announcement from Pablo Greene, author of the kinky superhero book series How to Kill a Superhero.
Sometimes, I have felt like kinksters don’t take superhero fetish seriously.
But I don’t like to think on negative terms. I like to take action instead of complaining.
Four years ago, I started organizing the Superhero Fetish Meetups at events like Mid-Atlantic Leather (MAL), International Mr. Leather (IML), and even New York Comic Con.
At first, just a few people turned out to meet up. They wore their best cosplays, they laughed, took photos together. Some even hooked up or fell in love.
And over the years, it grew, and grew. Other members of the community continued to create superhero meetups I couldn’t attend, and I encouraged them to do it, to keep the energy of the movement going. Brian Bolt Donner was one of these key organizers. Thanks to his efforts and energy, he also created superhero fetish gatherings, dance parties and other events that generated community. This work would not be possible without him.
I am happy to announce that IML has made the Superhero Fetish Meetup an official event in its lineup. It’s going to be LIT.
POW! The Superhero Fetish Meetup
Description of the event on IML’s web site:
May 28, 2-4 p.m., in the Congress Hotel Lobby at International Mr. Leather.
- Heroes and villains will face off at POW!, the dynamic event that unites the superhero fetish community at IML. Gear yourself up in superhero spandex, rubber or leather (as well as scales, robot armor, or fur) and come meet friendly kinksters who dig tights, capes and superpowers. This is a judgment-free event, and all levels of cosplay are appreciated, including capes.
POW! The Superhero Fetish Meetup
Below is a post and major announcement from Pablo Greene, author of the kinky superhero book series How to Kill a Superhero.
Sometimes, I have felt like kinksters don’t take superhero fetish seriously.
But I don’t like to think on negative terms. I like to take action instead of complaining.
Four years ago, I started organizing the Superhero Fetish Meetups at events like Mid-Atlantic Leather (MAL), International Mr. Leather (IML), and even New York Comic Con.
At first, just a few people turned out to meet up. They wore their best cosplays, they laughed, took photos together. Some even hooked up or fell in love.
And over the years, it grew, and grew. Other members of the community continued to create superhero meetups I couldn’t attend, and I encouraged them to do it, to keep the energy of the movement going. Brian Bolt Donner was one of these key organizers. Thanks to his efforts and energy, he also created superhero fetish gatherings, dance parties and other events that generated community. This work would not be possible without him.
I am happy to announce that IML has made the Superhero Fetish Meetup an official event in its lineup. It’s going to be LIT.
POW! The Superhero Fetish Meetup
Description of the event on IML’s web site:
May 28, 2-4 p.m., in the Congress Hotel Lobby at International Mr. Leather.
- Heroes and villains will face off at POW!, the dynamic event that unites the superhero fetish community at IML. Gear yourself up in superhero spandex, rubber or leather (as well as scales, robot armor, or fur) and come meet friendly kinksters who dig tights, capes and superpowers. This is a judgment-free event, and all levels of cosplay are appreciated, including capes.
Pablo Greene brings superhero fetish to Men’s Room Chicago this summer
Superhero fetish only gets hotter and hotter in Chicago. Join author Pablo Greene this Saturday, May 13 as he kicks off his residency at Men’s Room Chicago the fashion and fetish shop located in Lakeview. Pablo Greene is the author of How to Kill a Superhero, which blends superhero fetish, BDSM and a rich sci-fi world in his cult book series. Pablo will be joining the rest of the Men’s Room team in store to answer all your questions regarding fetish gear, products and toys. That means he can also autograph your copies of How to Kill a Superhero, his book series, which they carry in the store. You can catch Pablo in store on Saturdays from now through summer.
Also make sure to mark your calendars for POW! The Superhero Fetish Meetup during IML 2017 which Pablo co-organizes with community member Brian Bolt Donner.
How I Put Together My Punisher Cosplay by Pablo Greene
Why You Need a Wrestling Singlet
Erortic Superhero or Puppy themed Wrestling Singlets