Glen Powell is used to his body driving the internet wild, but his latest GQ cover is taking that to new extremes!The Running Man star Glen Powell is GQ's latest cover star, and is making waves across the internet for his muscles both real and prosthetic! (@) This GQ cover touts a special report on "The State of The American Male in 2025," and features Twisters star Glen Powell on the cover wearing white Calvin Klein boxers and a white tank top. But it's the one other piece of clothing he's wearing that's drawing the most comments.Underneath his boxers, Powell is wearing a lower-body muscle suit by Smitizen. The suit makes his thighs look the same size as his torso, with muscles jutting out in every direction.Inside the magazine, he again wears the muscle suit, giving him a striking, but uncanny, physique.In the article, Powell is described as having an "old-fashioned masculine competency," "alpha energy," and "feels like a man." He's portrayed as a return to enthusiastic masculinity and a counter to brooding, introspective stars like Robert Pattinson and Timothe Chalamet.The images are certainly drawing a lot of attention, but much of it is confusion.Underneath the cover image, some comments praise his physique and gush about how sexy he is. However, most comments are either unsure of what they see or uncertain if the image is even real. (@) Many X users wondered if the image was AI turning to the platform's very own AI tool, Grok, to ask if the image is real."There's nothing hot about this body, he looks shapeless. The Upper part and Lower part of his body are not in good symmetry," writes @them_alone."Bro went to the gym and forgot he had a upper body," @notyourzaddyx says."I'm confused why he got two belly buttons am I dumb?" @A5strid asks. "Is this real or AI? I need to get myself this kind of body so I can intimidate everyone around me," adds @thisisLucain.