You may be familiar with Joshua Mikel as Daedalus in Season 1 of The Righteous Gemstones. When the recently converted Keefe returns to the Satanist/Goth Club Sinister, Daedalus assumes that he's there for "pleasures" and caresses his body and licks his face, while his friend Cryptocore starts to go downtown. This scene establishes that Keefe is gay, and that Daedalus is an ex-lover.
Born in Conyers, Georgia, a suburb of Atlanta, Josh graduated from Florida State University's Theater and Creative Writing programs. He has written a number of award-winning plays, many for children: The Monster Hunters, Pirates!, Good Good Trouble on Bad Bad Island!. I looked at some of the scripts, but didn't see anything of particular gay interest.
Josh has 92 acting credits on IMDB, including a lot of fantasy and horror: Renfield, Mayfair Witches, Unhuman, Creepshow, and 50 States of Fright. It took 17 auditions to be cast on The Walking Dead, as Jared, one of the "Saviours" who demand tribute from surrounding post-zombie-Apocalypse communities.
But a lot of general dramas, too. The Lengths (2014) is of gay interest: Josh's character is in love with both a man and a woman.
There are several bulge shots, and maybe a butt, but it's obscured and hard to see, so I substituted this fully visible butt.
Josh has also done storyboard art and set design for everything from Kirksville to The Little Mermaid.
If he has any time leftover, he is the drummer for the indie rock band Look, Mexico. One of their songs, "It's Been a Long Time Since I Smelled Beautiful," might have a gay subtext:
Will you compromise, or will you say what's on your mind this time?
Will you smile for me, or will you say what's on your mind this time?
But we're not, we're not keeping quiet.
So if you think you're ready…
It's our time now.
Underwear and dick after the break