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Dark Steele has a plan for the city. It is simple, it is clever, it is quick and it is diabolical. He merely plans to blow it to bits. As he sets the timer to go off he is suddenly met by the city's hero....Steel Man (played by Monstah Mike). Our hero assures Dark Steele that he will not allow any harm to come to the city or its many inhabitants, and he demands that Dark Steele give him the code to deactivate the device. When our villain refuses, Steel Man decides that he needs to beat the code out of him, and goes about punishing his arch enemy. Through a series of devastating holds, our hero puts the hurt on Dark Steele, and yet still the villain refuses to give up the code. Slowly escalating the holds devastation, it becomes increasingly obvious that more desperate measures need to be employed. A kick to Dark Steele's chest sends the villain flying backwards and yet still he won't give Steel Man what he requires. He has decided that he would rather perish with the rest of the city rather than give up the code.
Steel Man throws Dark Steele to the side at one point and our villain emerges with a green glowing bar that suddenly sends our hero reeling. At a sudden loss of his powers, Steel Man finds himself unable to defend himself as Dark Steele takes the upper hand. Pressing his advantage, Dark Steele uses the moment to strip our hero down to just a red thong. Tying the green bar into the back of the thong, now Steel Man cannot escape it's toxic effects. Virtually trying to crawl away, Steel Man can do nothing as Dark Steele grabs a firm hold of Steel Man's package and begins to twist. He also puts the hero over his shoulder to deliver pain to his back, and then drops him over his knee for even more back pain. Writhing in pain, all Steel Man can now do is beg that Dark Steele spare the city. Our hero even offers his own life in exchange for the safety of the city's residents, but Dark Steele has no interest in that.
With Steel Man now Dark Steele's puppet, our villain works now to further humiliate and punish our hero. The green rod gets shoved in places that it really shouldn't, which is followed by excruciating screams from Steel Man. Out on his feet, Steel Man is placed in multiple sleeper holds and just before he goes out cold, is poked back away by Dark Steele to endure more pain. Now....his plan virtually complete, Dark Steele puts our hero to sleep, slips his wrists through his legs and our hero is left out cold, ass up. Just one more humiliation: the green rod is placed in Steel Man's ass, held in place by his thong. A final indignity for a totally defeated hero. What happens to the city is never shown, but I think we can all agree what fate awaits them. A true humiliation and defeat of a chiseled hero by a most dastardly villain. This one has it all!
I always enjoy Monstah Mike and he suffers well. The costume was well sacrificed for the story line which is a bonus.
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Anonymous
Lots of fun
Our “hero” gets clobbered and stripped down to a thong. Great stuff!
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Harold Reed
The Best Ever
I enjoyed every minute of it, the fight in the hero and the villains overpowering the situation:) :) :)
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Leech Leech
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JOHN-PAUL RILEY
The New Gold Standard
Over the years, I've sought out and watched many different superhero vs. supervillian productions. And I can honestly say this is the absolute best production I have ever seen. This is the most believable Superhero role I've ever seen played, he stayed a hero, kept trying (in vain) to fight to his last effort. And the villain was perfect, the acting, the ruthlessness, all of it. I was blown away. My biggest complaint with almost every superhero video I've ever seen is that the superhero isn't believable. He gives up to easy, he doesn't act like a hero. It breaks the sense of immersion. But this ... was perfection. I was totally immersed by how both men played their roles.
This video, in my book, sets a new gold standard by which I will certainly judge future hero videos.
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Rip Hawk
Monstah Supahman on Display
Yes!--it's Monstah Mike! And he has his fur back. He fills the super suit very well, and looks fantastic getting knocked out cold and being totally useless. Gabe is always a great villain, but this one is about the MonstahMan and his trip to Sleeper City. Great chemistry, and very crisp action from start to finish.
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