Random Most Beautiful Bromances In Comic Book History (18 items)

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  (#11) Hellboy And Abe Sapien

  The bromance between Hellboy and Abe Sapien might bring together two drastically different characters, but that makes it all the more special. Hellboy is an actual literal demon from Hell, whereas Abe is a sentient fish-like humanoid named after Abraham Lincoln. Oh, and the fish-man is permanently confined to water.

  Despite their differences, the two developed a strong office friendship and even became each others’ confidantes for their ridiculously complicated emotional issues. This bromance was easily the best part of the Hellboy movies.
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  (#15) Harper Row And Spoiler (And Cassandra Cain)

  Traditional gender roles aren’t really a thing for Batman’s young female allies, so there’s no problem describing the friendship between Harper Row and Stephanie Brown, AKA Spoiler, as a bromance.

  The two hang out, game, talk about stuff, and bicker like schoolchildren as they fight armies of bad people. The pair formed an almost familial relationship, and when Cassandra Cain entered their circle she became an instant addition to the fellowship. Together, they can take down anything their enemies throw at them. Talk about squad goals. 
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  (#3) Luke Cage And Iron Fist

  Luke Cage and Iron Fist turned bromance into a business by creating the Heroes for Hire, a for-profit superheroing outfit. While the two are far more altruistic than their business model would suggest, they definitely approach heroics from two very different perspectives, and fall into the classic “odd couple” model.

  Luke is a street-wise badass with a temper forged in Harlem, and Danny Rand is a rich guy who was raised by kung fu monks in a metaphysical mountain realm. Somehow, they bring it all together to become the tightest pair of bros in the Marvel universe.
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  (#9) Dick Grayson And Damian Wayne

  When Batman appeared to be dead in 2009, he was replaced by long-time understudy Dick Grayson. The role of Robin was filled by Bruce Wayne’s bratty, half-al Ghul son, Damian Wayne. The partnership definitely got off to a rocky start, but the two formed a begrudging respect for another that blossomed into a full-on bromance by the time the original Batman returned. When Damian told Grayson that they had been “the best,” shortly before his demise, plenty of fans agreed with him.
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  (#10) Flash (Wally West) And Green Lantern (Kyle Rayner)

  Various iterations of Flash and Green Lantern have gotten along well, but the Wally West and Kyle Rayner versions are definitely the best example of bromance. They served in those roles for decades, and during that time often acted as the "youth" presence on the Justice League roster.

  This naturally fostered a friendship that had plenty of time to develop into a bromance, which it totally did. Like any good pairing of superheroic bros, these two brought out the best, and occasionally the worst, in each other.
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  (#8) Spider-Man And The Human Torch

  One’s a radioactive webslinger who can stick to walls. The other is a cosmically-enhanced man who can engulf his entire body in flames. One’s secret identity is Peter Parker, the insular nerd, while the other is Johnny Storm, international celebrity and renowned lady-killer.

  Spider-Man and the Human Torch couldn’t be more different, which might be what makes them such good bros. The two are antagonizing each other more frequently than they’re collaborating, but when the chips are down the two have teamed up to dole out some seriously devastating butt-whoopings. They were even roommates for a brief period which, admittedly, did not turn out well. There can be too much of a good thing. 

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