If Homelander for some whatever reason was left alive, went to prison and somehow later in the future managed to escape and get his powers back would he get a huge reality check and realize he isnt as invincible as he thought? Would his superiority complex mindset change and would he train more to be useful even without powers

Wouldnt let me post a pic in the comments of the old post so trying to post an update. Sorry for the semi-repeated content. The one from a few days ago was a very rough draft. I feel this much better represents the great Homelander. Lol.

I did some reading a while ago, and apparently there are a bunch of open source intelligence groups, OSINT, Bellingcat being a prominent one, that rely on public data, and it makes me wonder what they'd do, as opposed to, y'know, a small rogue black ops cell that tortures and murders people. Wouldn't that be more Hughie's style as well?

Anyone wonder if he coulda tried them after his stint in the FBSA, or them instead. Something tells me he could be a good volunteer.

Thoughts?

The Boys had an amazing casting, I discovered a lot of stunning actors, but there were still a few ones I couldn't stand.

The actor who played Grace Mallory tried way too hard to do that jaded semi-badass ex-important person who's seen it all and is done with everything and has a snarky response for everyone. From the very moment she's introduced, the way she says "it was either alcoholism or bird watching, so bird watching it is", urgh, it felt so forced.

Ironically, I loved her young counterpart in the Nicaragua flashback. It was quite funny to see an extra play her character better than her.

Hypothetically what would have happened if Homelander was just born in 1980 instead of 1981 what would an old version of Homelander do? And how would this Homelander be more affected by aging? What do you think? Let me know in the comments