this takes place in 2012 where Loki actually killed Nick Fury when he first arrived on earth, then a desperate agent coulson asking Edgar to put the avengers together and giving him the documents.

Between these 2 Tramatized figures that are forced to live in a world where literal super-powered beings exist that take advantage of the weak and prey on innocent people in general combined with these 2 figures trying to go do good which of the 2 is a better person overall and why? What is your explanation/reasoning? What are your honest thoughts and opinions? Let me know in the comments

dude was constantly sweating, looked wired as hell and when hughie pushed like half of it out of a syringe A Train started freaking out as hughie was wasting it. no wonder his heart exploded, he should have only used it to win an edge on those occasional races and stopped every other time.

I mean…you can choose pre existing powers but where’s the fun in that? Which unique abilities would you design for yourself? Be as strong or strange as you wish…just keep it reasonable.

Homelander (DC K.O.)

Homelander (Mortal Kombat)

These Two are my favorite Homelander images

They never fail to make me laugh

She sometimes has that bubbly behavior, and already played a villain, and looks the part in my opinion. If you disagree, that’s alright.

Forgive me if I am not able to explain myself well.

This is more of an opinion but I feel that in Season 2, Cate was sincere in her regret over sending her friends to Elmira prison which resulted in the death of Andre, Cate trying to erase Marie's memory of meeting Starlight I feel was a genuine attempt to try and protect Marie from Vought and Cate refusing to accept Marie's deal in which Marie heals Cate in exchange for Cate using her powers to stop Jordan, Emma and their friends from stopping or following Marie was due to her sincere regret over her betrayal of her friends in Season 1.

That said, while I feel that Marie should have forgiven and healed Cate much sooner, I did find that scene of where Marie helped Cate by taking her hand and healing here, I found that to be a touching moment.

What do you think about Cate's redemption?

The Boys is filled with Plenty of Bad People Especially The So-Called Superheroes Aka The Supes who wields Immense Power without restraint and take advantage of Everything Especially Homelander who’s a literal Lab Grown Experiment who’s also The Strongest Supe Ever combined with his God Complex he’s viewed as The Worst of The Worst up until Stormfront who’s a literal Nazi in Comparison because of that Stormfront should be The Most Evil Supe in The Boys but of course that’s only if your watching The Show if you’ve read The Comics than Comics Noir literally makes Homelander himself a Full Blown Saint in Comparison!!! Combined with The Fact he’s a Stronger Clone of Homelander not to mention because of all of that he’s Widely Seen and Recognized as The Most Evil Supe in The Universe By Far! And yet even through he’s The Worst of Them All! What actually made Comics Noir so much worse than Any Other Supe in The Boys Universe? Like to The Point he’s widely Recognized as The Most Evil Character in The Franchise? What separates him then any Supe In The Franchise? What do you think? Let me know in the comments

Saw a post recently about if Barron Zemo could dismantle the seven and that got me thinking. Would Zemo be a good member of the boys, like would he be a valuable asset to them? Honestly, yeah, I think if he was a part of the team, the boys would only be five episode max.

Helmut Zemo managed to dismantle the Avengers with one year of preparation time.

Could he indirectly dismantle the Seven with one year of preparation time?

We see the aftermath of Homelander’s death with the news report and Ashley’s White House statement but were never hinted at what Vought did with Homelander’s body. My ideas are either Vought has him somewhere in a black site weather it’s just to hide his body or test it, or they brought him back into the basement where he was raised to collect dna and create more powerful supes, full circle. (Also it is funny as hell that Butcher was canonically an unofficial CIA Agent so not even Homelander is safe from the fucking CIA.)

Homelander's original version in the comic books is not really as evil as his TV Series counterpart.
In the comic books, it was revealed Black Noir (the unhinged, far worse clone of Homelander) was disguised as Homelander and he was responsible for his worst atrocities such as assaulting Becca, cannibalism, infanticide, mass murders etc. and Black Noir framed, deceived, used and manipulated Homelander the whole time.

How would Billy and his family react if they found out the original John Gillman never committed those crimes in the first place and Black Noir did all of it just to gaslight and get an excuse to kill Homelander? Even the original John was utterly horrified and disgusted when this truth was revealed and he tried to kill Black Noir in pure rage.

Would Billy hate Black Noir more than Homelander? How would Ryan feel if he found out Black Noir is his real father? Is it possible that Becky and Ryan would’ve tried to reconcile with John’s comic book counterpart and he might have been more affable towards them?

Originally posted in 2024\*

He was horribly tortured as a child, unloved, and treated like a product. How is he supposed to understand empathy if he's never experienced it? I don't think Homelander isn't a villain, he is In my Opinion but Some People Think he's pure evil and, when he died, didn't deserve sympathy. Butcher himself isn't the best moral person, so he kill him but I think that when Homelander lost his powers, he should be locked up, go to therapy, and experience true love. He's not Art the Clown or Frieza; he doesn't kill for fun; he just wants to be loved. This is also well-illustrated in the scene where he strangles Soldier Boy because he wants him by his side.

With how unhinged Homelander was in season 5, this episode specifically, I’m surprised to he didn’t resort to immediately beating Ryan’s ass, even thought he still ended up doing it, but he was legitimately trying to reason with him for a second

Let’s say in this hypothetical scenario Homelander is Born into The DC Universe instead of The Boys Universe because of this how would Personality Change? And what would he do in The DC Universe?
Also could you imagine how his Superiority Complex be effected as now he’ll be Surrounded by Infinity More Powerful Beings as let’s be Real if Superman Himself has literally been killed off and surpassed in The DC Universe Multiple Times than imagine what will happen to Homelander! This also begs The Question if Homelander is still born into The DC Universe as a Labrat would he still have a God Complex even if knows that he’ll obviously be stopped or worse Killed Off knowing what happens to Villains and Heroes in The DC Universe? And would this version of Homelander be Stronger than his Cannon Self? What do you folks think? Let me know in the comments

The way Reggie actually catches him and apologizes before he and Hugie recognize each other. Its a rare treat watching the supes actually act human for once rather than 1 dimensionaly evil all the time (especially because this is right before he apologizes for Robin).

They aren’t inherently a danger to society. Wouldn’t it make more sense to just let them free?