I don't think he kills her (at least not on purpose) but I do think her death will set him off
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The Boys Prime Original |OT| are back in town (Renewed for Season 3) | Aired episode spoilers! [Comic Spoilers will be thread-banned]
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I don't think he kills her (at least not on purpose) but I do think her death will set him off
As someone who hasn't read the comics, who is Soldier Boy ?
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isn't Stormfront the very first supe the German Nazis created (in the comics). I assume her story would be similar in the show, a nazi that was granted US citizenship after the war, together with Vought. Liberty may be her second identity after that.
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Honestly, I can't wait to see what's in store for A-Train, Maeve and The Deep since they are all pretty much over with Homelander's shit.
Just started tonight. I had no idea Black Noir was an actual actor.
Dude, don't hide comic info under unmarked spoilers.
I don't get the hair thing .. someone wanna fill me in please ?
Captain America equivalent. If I remember he's a bit of a moron.
Another fantastic episode, this show really does go out of its way to show you just how badly superheroes can fuck a normal human right up.
When Homelander lasered the crowd I genuinely gasped.
When Homelander lasered the crowd I genuinely gasped.
I might be reading into it too much, but the evil supers seem to be pretty on the nose representations of real world concepts that are too powerful for normal humans to resist.
Homelander is the US government. Black Noir is the military industrial complex. And now Stormfront is social media.
If I had to take a guess at A-Train, I guess I'd say he's addiction? Not sure about The Deep; he might have been the patriarchy, except he's been brought pretty low by now, so I'm not sure it applies.
Homelander is the US government. Black Noir is the military industrial complex. And now Stormfront is social media.
If I had to take a guess at A-Train, I guess I'd say he's addiction? Not sure about The Deep; he might have been the patriarchy, except he's been brought pretty low by now, so I'm not sure it applies.
Didn't Homelander take down two planes last season? The private jet and the airliner? I thought Deep got evidence of the private jet but not the airliner?
From what i recall, the Deep went to investigate the private jet and reported what he saw, Homelander even threatened him after. Now i think they will get something on the airliner that could incriminate Homelander.
I might be wrong, but since Maeve needs the Deep's help and he is the only one with water based abilities, seems to make sense that It has something to do with that plane.
The scary part is unless they have some plan for Homelander if they just ruin his public image he could just end up actually tearing through a crowd of people.
I did! Literally shouted "Rufus!" when he was on screen. Then "Flynn! " later on. Did the same with Jiya earlier in the season.
Yeah I was gonna say that Homelander didn't take too kindly to the Deep interfering with the private jet.
This is the funniest episode of the show by far: terror fucking a homelander doll, the gender roles scene, AOC nod, homelander not being there for A-front farewell. And is stormfront being nazi an open secret in the seven? A-front seems to know what she meant immediately when they were talking about churches, or did he just deduce that?
A-Train is black man in America, supe or not.
He knows that she was saying and meant.
She wasn't exactly being subtle about it, talking about how the Church went to shit as soon as they started letting just anyone in. She was talking to a black guy about how certain kinds of people are trash and you'd have to be pretty dang oblivious to know what she was saying.
Stormfront seems to have no interest in playing nice with anyone she has no use for. In fact the only members of the Seven she's actively trying to get on her side are Homelander and Starlight, who just happen to be the only Christian, heterosexual, blonde haired, blue eyed members.
The show is so different from the comics, there is no way to know
The Deep is like toxic masculinity, maybe. Whiny, insecure and demanding respect while being put down by males further up the hierarchy. Throws self at gurus preying on how shallow they are.
Sorry, just added a remark. I didn't read the comics, just have general information about them. Besides, from what I know about the comics they are very different, the show started his own thing.
Remember when A-Train was temporarily crippled and got hounded by a security guard in a store when he didn't have his costume and was just a random black guy
A Train is black man in America and he implies he grew up poor so he's probably not unused to dog whistles and he's not an idiot, Stormfront wasn't even hiding what she meant
Homelander joked about her dancing to a pop song on the internet so yeah
The scary stuff is that Stormfront is very on the nose about what she means and believes (she is not actively trying to hide her intentions as when she was Liberty) and that resonates with the general population (in the show and in real world too). That is why we are so fucked.
Edited: like when people act surprised when pointed out she is a Nazi "What? I thought she was so cool". The show gives plenty of visual clues on her too, and still there is a teamstormfront.
Edited: like when people act surprised when pointed out she is a Nazi "What? I thought she was so cool". The show gives plenty of visual clues on her too, and still there is a teamstormfront.
I expect maybe 5? Part of that is my assumption that Kripke wouldn't want to drag the story like he didn't want to with Supernatural although not the best comparison since Supernatural was a show with 20+ episodes a season and this show only has 8 a season.
But yeah, like many people have said the show is pretty different from the comics.
Seems the gang's back together now. This hospital sequence looks to be the big set piece this episode.
How are they so casual with making bad supes? What if they accidently make one stronger than Homelander? Just a terrible idea imo
He looked scared and nervous when he realized he couldn't stop her with his lasers even if he wanted to.
basically shook
Lol i love how he is just like "ok yeah cool" lmao The Deep is the king of unintentional comedy
definitely during his commercial/public messaging
The comics are epic in overall length, Ennis was just let off the chain In terms of quantity and content. It's 11 or 12 graphic novels, I think? There's a whole book set on an excursion to Russia. But the show is largely playing by its own tune, so it's hard to say. I think the world is quite expansive. I reckon a good 4-5 seasons would do it, but it's a wild guess.
They show the Black Noir actor face on the official The Boys Instagram account. Nothing spoilerish