Finding love becomes a part of everybody’s list at some point in their lives—that’s why people created online dating. The question of what type of person a super villain would date is finally answered thanks to Stan Lee’s YouTube channel. From Stan Lee’s World of Heroes YouTube channel, the super villains of Marvel, DC and several other famous franchises get inducted into the very real life of speed dating.
Dating can be hard for some people and just plain painful for others, but these video montages of super villains’ dating lives provides a comical touch to the oftentimes awkward situations of blind dating. Since the sexuality of a few of the characters showcased in the video were never really discussed in comics, TV or video games, it’s safe to assume that some of them could be pitching for the other team, which makes it all the more interesting.
Comical Super Villain Dating
Super Villains Get Help Finding Love in Stan Lee’s YouTube Chan
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