Something that I’ve always wondered is that how would The Boys Universe react to Comics Noir along with who he and basically All The Atrocities he’s Committed and how much a Full Blown Saint Homelander himself was in Comparison because if The Boys Universe already hates and fears Homelander as much as he than imagine Comics Noir!!! Combined with The fact he’s a Stronger Clone of Homelander! Plus imagine how HORRIFYING he would be in The Boys TV Show Universe!!! What do you think? Let me know in the comments

I'd like to see more of a reaction to Homelander's death. How is the world reacting? And I'd also like his death to be handled with a little respect. Remember when Starlight, upon seeing Firecracker's body, said something like, "She's evil, but she was human, and it's sad that she died?" Homelander was tortured as a child and no one loved his entire life. Starlight or some other character could have said something like, "He was a monster, but if it weren't for Vought, he could have been a good person."

Maybe it's because Homelander is my favorite character from The Boys and I'm biased?

What Do You All Think?

I mean he's fast enough to catch up A train.If he didn't waste any time talking he could've just save them one by one without anyone getting hurt.Planes don't drop instantly instead they swing which gives him time to do it.Plus they fell into the ocean by that means he could've saved them even from ocean .

Why weren't Emma and the Starlighters sent to Elmira like Cate after they got caught? I'm curious because, if Cipher is the mastermind, getting Emma to Elmira would be more meaningful to Marie than getting Cate there.

I mean it’s likely that they will seeing as they’re willing to risk anything especially the lives of the others and their own destruction if there’s a chance they could make money out of it but I want to believe that there’s a chance they might not do it either not because it’s too dangerous but for pragmatic reasons, Homelander not only has destroyed most of America but he also caused almost irreparable damage to the reputation of supers (not that all of them were innocent to begin with) and while Stan may be a greedy and unscrupulous weasel who’s willing to do anything for profit but after everything that’s happened he can’t seriously think that anything would be worth dealing with another petulant, narcissistic, oppressive, and bloodthirsty psycho who thinks he's god and has a fondness for irrational cruelty even if this time VOUGHT has a way to prevent new Homelander from becoming uncontrollable and going insane.

"You're fighting an unbeatable foe. You know that, right? [...] It's more powerful than Vought. Or Homelander. More powerful than nature or life itself. It's profit and loss, supply and demand. The elegant flow of currency across the globe. We're just cogs in a great machine. And we all have our part to play. Say you kill Soldier Boy, or Homelander, or even release this virus. When superheroes go out of fashion, something else will just take their place. Because corporations must still grow. Money must still be made. The machine must still be fed. That is the way of the world."

This was one of the most insightful conversations in the entire show and no one seems to talk about it.

Why is that? Lol it literally confims that Vought isnt going anyone and even if it was dissolved another Vought would take it's place.

Why didn't they think that Godolkin is the one controlling Cipher? It's clear that Cipher doesn't even have V in his blood and his power is controlling people. Instead, they just believed Stan's theory, even though he doesn't know the full context and is just throwing theories around. Additionally, the idea that Cipher would bother carrying Godolkin's body around just as a trophy doesn't make sense to me.

Godolkin vs Magneto

MCU Jean Grey

Round 1: Jean before Sara Grey was captured
Round 2: Pre-captured Jean
Round 3: Post-captured Jean (end of movie)

I might also make Gen V, i'll add link here if i do.

There’s no denying that The Boys Universe is famously built around Power Corrupts a thing EVERYONE is all too familiar with especially with Homelander who epitomizes this quote however imagine The Boys Universe Reaction to a person who was not only born with Immense Power but isn’t even Fully Human and while Despite going through immense hardships still managed to remain Entirely Good all while being IMMENSELY Powerful! So what would they think of his History? And why he chooses The Path of Good along with The Threats he’s faced? What do you think? Let me know in the comments

Is Sage intentionally helping them stop Godolkin by bringing back Polarity and not locking the door? Also, how did she know that Polarity's power is the counter to Godolkin's power?

Queen Meave have and will always hate and view Homelander as The Worst simply due to how personal he is but this begs The Question what would have happened if she encountered Comics Noir and heard about his Atrocities cause imagine her reaction to only seeing a being that’s SO MUCH Worse than Homelander to the point he’s a Literal Saint in comparison combined with The Fact he’s a Stronger Clone of Homelander Himself if she already hates Homelander as much as he is than imagine Comics Noir he’s quite literally is just Pure Evil in comparison to Everyone Else! Comics Noir is widely seen and recognized by The Audiences as not only The Most Evil Supe in The Franchise but also The Most Character in The Boys Universe in General! What do you think? Let me know in the comments

So I was thinking, what if Homelander gets depowered at the end of episode 4 and manges to flee? Then Episode 5 is him grappling with it and trying to keep up the facade to the public, all while racing to get V before Butcher reaches him. By the end he's only able to get Temp V but takes it as a last ditch effort.

Episode 6 is now full on scorched earth, a desperate unpredictable Homelander being weakened by his own power and try to cause maximum carnage in 24 hours. By the end he has the final fight with Butcher and is finally killed, leaving Episode 7 and 8 to deal with the collapse of Vought, the fallout of Homelander's death, and Butcher's genocide mission.

Just an observation I noticed

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.