Friday Cryptic Crossword Game

[Capybara]

Horsemen Thor's rejected as pants (6,6)

[Capybara]

_ O _ _ _ _ /_ _ O _ _ _

[ad hoc]

Any nice jockey shorts torn off by right wing thinktank? (5,7,7)

[ad hoc]

H _ _ _ _ / _ _ _ _ _ _ _ / S _ _ _ _ _ _

[Duncan Gardner]

Henry Jackson Society stalwart as utter slag, I fancy? (6,6)

(Apologies for the misogyny)

[irony towers]

Humanitarian Gisela Stuart mistakenly rejected SAGE (8)

[S. aureus]

One finds perfection inside altruist's deeds (5)

[Guy Profumo]

Buck buries ruined Ideal toy (6,4)

[ad hoc]

Member of Wang-Chung (aryan nation) puts Rubik's Cube in place (7)

[Guy Profumo]

Crewel patron wrecked Austria-Hungary (6,5)

[ad hoc]

Are you sure it's not (7,5)?

[Guy Profumo]

As ever.

Discacula.

7,5

Thank you

[ad hoc]

Central Power leader is lethargically hindering Europe - lacks modernity (7)

[ad hoc]

(This is one I'm not sure about. Hopefully it's relatively gettable so fellow cruciverbalists can then let me know if the clue is fair)

Certainly wasn't fair to begin with as I ballsed up the clue. OK, I hope, now

[ad hoc]

[Duncan Gardner]

Wilhelm goner? 10 down, can see right through you (8)

[ad hoc]

So is the Wilhelm clue fair? I'm never sure when the wordplay and the definition are intertwined

[Capybara]

Yes, I think it's fair. I'm sure I've seen plenty like it. In fact I think there's one in this Saturday's Graun, though I haven't solved it yet. My only (slight) quibble is that leader to me implies the first letter of the next, or previous, word only.

[Duncan Gardner]

I'm going umpire's call so the clue stands

[Guy Profumo]

I've seen it from time to time

(and have used it myself on here, so I'm not going to call it)

[Guy Profumo]

(where did the "W" come from btw?)

[Capybara]

Central Power

[Guy Profumo]

Duuuh…

[Guy Profumo]

Duuuh…

[Duncan Gardner]

. . E . . G . .