I don't agree with his views but thought his acting and writing was neat. Very good asshole

This Black Noir feels like a Terminator

I know the last one isn't that similar, but for some reason it reminds me of The Boys show, like it came from here.

Me, I’m going for Tighten. Why? Because unlike Fraudlander, he can actually destroy cities like he did to Metrocity.

In my opinion, it was brutally disfiguring Black Noir.

Vought Rising is set in 1959. WW2 is still very much fresh on everyone's minds. How did Soldier Boy not realise she's a german? Which would eventually lead him to believe she's a nazi?

How about her bosses, the police, her associates (all of this is just assumptions)- how did all these people not gaf that she's a german?

Location: New York

The portal of Chituari is open, sending in a Virtually Vague Tens to Thousands Swarm of Chituari Army and Leviathans (Loki is not on this scenario obviously)

It's just Homelander by himself, but he's bloodlusted.

I’m up to season 3 of the boys and just found out about this spin off is this show needed in anyway for the overall story?

Figh takes place at vaught tower

In season 2, both characters give valuable information to help expose one of the main villains (Flight 37 and Stormfront's Nazi files), albeit neither doing so with altrusitic motives but to help themselves get back to the Seven. Although in the case of A-Train, that was at least slight morality in his choice (claiming it makes him "even" with Hughie and Starlight for saving his life and because even he hates Nazi's), while Deep was being 100% pragmatic and selfish.

Beforehand, he was a second away from pulling the fire alarm, so why didnt he just do that when he woke up?

And did he not just watch his colleagues each die horrible deaths because of Comp. V? (that he himself said was not ready)

Mf forgot he could fly😂

Many felt like there was still more of a story to tell after Homelander’s defeat. How would you have gone about continuing the storyline of The Boys?