Jason Momoa has once again proven just how impressive his six foot three physique is.
The Aquaman star flexes his bulging biceps on the cover of his month's Australian Men's Health Magazine.
In the photoshoot, Jason, 42, is seen frolicking in the the sand dunes of California.
Cover star: Jason Momoa has once again proven just how impressive his physique is, flexing his bulging biceps on the cover of his month's Australian Men's Health Magazine
The tall, dark and handsome actor shows off his ruggedly handsome looks while motorbike riding and driving a sand dune buggy.
In an accompanying interview with the magazine, Jason who is best known for his roles as Khal Drago in Game of Thrones, Conan the Barbarian and Aquaman, says he's nothing like his now-famous characters.
'I may look big and tough, but I’m not,' he tells the publication.
'I’m nothing like Khal Drogo. I’m not even the king of my own house! I’m absolutely terrified of my wife.'
Hot: The tall, dark and handsome actor shows off his ruggedly handsome looks while motorbike riding and driving a sand-dune buggy
'I may look big and tough, but I’m not': In an accompanying interview with the magazine, Jason who is best known for his roles as Khal Drago in Game of Thrones, Conan the Barbarian and Aquaman, says he's nothing like his now-famous characters
A big softie: 'I’m nothing like Khal Drogo. I’m not even the king of my own house! I’m absolutely terrified of my wife,' he tells the magazine
His wife, of course, is Lisa Bonet, 53.
While his career has gone from strength-to-strength, Jason, who hails from Honolulu, Hawaii, also enjoys his most important role yet - dad to daughter Lola and son Nakoa-Wolf with wife Lisa. He is also stepfather to Zoe Kravitz, 32.
Zoe is the daughter of Lisa and Lenny Kravitz, who were married from 1987 until 1993.
Jason and Lisa began dating in 2005, welcoming Lola in 2007 and Nakoa-Wolf in 2008.
'My wife is very sophisticated and smart and [our kids and I are] kind of like animals that need to be trained a little better,' he tells the magazine.
'I’m constantly a work in progress, and I’ve just been
