Random Most Graphic Hook-Up Scenes in DC Comics History (15 items)

(#11) Scandal And Knockout, 'Villains United'

Gail Simone and Dave Eaglesham's Secret Six is one of the few main DC titles that normalized homosexual and bisexual relationships in modern comics. While this casual scene between lovers Scandal and Knockout in Villains United is post-coital, two unclothed women sharing a bed in DC's usually heteronormative atmosphere was considered taboo for many conservative readers.
(#13) Phantom Lady And Black Condor, 'Freedom Fighters #6'

While the Freedom Fighters aren't as well known or as popular as the Justice League or Justice Society, they still know how to hook up. In Freedom Fighters #6, we see the Phantom Lady pounce onto her fellow teammate Black Condor. Given Phantom Lady's reality manipulation powers and Black Condor's enhanced strength, that table in the panel has its work cut out for it.
(#14) Swamp Thing And Abigail Arcane, 'Swamp Thing #34'

While there is little human-to-human action in Swamp Thing #34, fans argue that it is one of the rawest and most primal depictions of intimacy in comics. Since Swamp Thing cannot biologically make love with Abigail Arcane, he grows a tuber that Abby can eat. After consuming the growth, Abby has a trippy experience, seeing the world as the Swamp Thing sees it. The result is graphic, raw artwork of organs, vegetation, human silhouettes, and other suggestive imagery that is as passionate as any traditional love scene.
(#2) Green Arrow And Black Canary, 'Green Arrow #34'

In Green Arrow vol. 2, #34 (1990), Ollie and Dinah have their own tumble in the hopes to conceive a child. Seeing the two then-Seattle-based heroes entwined is moving and tender, but very graphic as readers get a glimpse of Black Canary's rear and chest as Ollie makes love to her. This isn't the typical "post-coital with bed sheets covering their private parts" panels in comics from that era.
(#10) Batman And Black Canary, 'All-Star Batman & Robin #7'

Batman and Black Canary have a memorable moment in All-Star Batman & Robin #7. They hook up on a pier outside in the rain as their enemies burn in a building.
(#6) Batman And Catwoman, 'Catwoman #1'

When an intimate scene ended the first issue of The New 52 Catwoman, controversy erupted among comic fans. While both Batman and Catwoman are clothed, this issue displayed kisses, touching, and a final image of the two merged into a knot. Not only was this coupling controversial in the general audience sense, but because Catwoman forced herself on the resistant Batman. Many argued that this scene undercut Catwoman's feminist ideals as well.