Briefs in Comics

Jimmy Ruiz is a character from Ultra Force (part of the Ultraverse, pending further research), but basically a crossover with the Avengers occurred that included him fighting Tony Stark in his tighty whtities, because he's more powerful outside his armor thanks to his battery-powers.  A real boxers vs briefs showdown, unfortunately Tony wins (ugh).   

The Venom symbiote, usually prone to covering hot guys in nothing but their briefs, now ditches Mac Gargen in prison when it senses Peter's in trouble. I really love this What If basically canonizes it was in love with Peter.   

So this isn't Doctor Strange, this is a fairy king trying to convince everyone he's now crazy because he's just wearing his cloak and his cute blue briefs. Personal headcanon he went to the good doctor's drawer for authenticity.   

Atlas explains his past with the Kosmosian aliens experimenting on him, using him as a human portal (? comics I guess). Although I can't find the actual reference issues he's talking about cause he's not in the issue this page references, so there might be more of him in briefs out there.   

Always a fun part of costume changing for disguises, leaving the others guys in their underwear unconscious. Here we have M'Baku and Shatterfist clearly (M'Baku anyway) representing the briefs fans. No idea about Constrictor though.   

 The origin of Hardball, who underwent experimentation by the Power Broker (and getting nearly naked).

Back again with Decker, a member of the Scourge of the Underworld, who got captured by John Walker, stripped to his underwear for interrogation. However during a skirmish he's killed. Thanks John Walker... ugh  

Decker, a member of the Scourge of the Underworld, is captured by John Walker, stripped to his underwear for interrogation. I'd say it's hot but the poor guy deserved better.   

 A favourite obscure hero of mine, Annex! A former soldier and later an activist for disabled soldiers after losing his own leg, Alex Ellis was offered a “gift” of taking part in a bio-mechanic experiment called Annex, inspired by the Venom symbiote. The experiment was supposed to be a revenge trap by Abner Dunson, who blamed Alex for not doing his best to save his son, and turned Alex into a monster. Spider-Man managed to save Alex, and helped turn the Annex experiment into something more manageable. Alex now works as a hero-for-hire.   So much of his origin has delicious panels of him in just his briefs, I'm glad he has a preference. Mostly black, but there's one in the med-bay of his cute tighty whities.