Homelander is a fictional supervillain, and main villain of the television series The Boys. He is one of the antagonists of the comic of the same name. He was c
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| Publisher | Dynamite Entertainment |
| First appearance | The Boys #3 (October 2006) |
| Created by | Garth Ennis Darick Robertson |
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| Alter ego | John Gillman (Gillman is a surename only used in the comic) |
| Species | Supe |
| Place of origin | New York City |
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| Notable aliases | The Homelander |
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Homelander is a fictional supervillain, and main villain of the television series The Boys. He is one of the antagonists of the comic of the same name. He was created by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson in 2006 as an evil version of Superman. In the series, he is played by Antony Starr.
In the series, Homelander is an evil, greedy villain, who believes himself to be a hero and later in the series, God. He was raised by scientists who tortured him, to see if he could be hurt by anything. He would grow up to become the leader of The Seven, under the watchful eye of Vought.
Vought International is a company that specialises in managing superheroes. In secret, they use a chemical called Compound V to give babies superpowers that will manifest as they grow up.
In the 1980s, Vought's most successful superhero team is one named Payback, and have deployed them to Nicaragua so that Vought can try convince the US government to put "supes" in the military. Stan Edgar, then-representative of Vought tasked Payback to betray their leader, Soldier Boy, so that Vought can replace him with a new hero. This hero would be Homelander. After Payback defeated Soldier Boy and gave him to the Russians, Vought introduced Homelander to the world.
In his early days, "The" Homelander was assured by Vought executive Madelyn Stilwell that he is the most powerful superhero, but convinces him to not use the "The" in his name anymore. At this time, Black Noir was Vought's most popular superhero, and Homelander was jealous of him.
Later, Homelander was sent to defuse a chemical plant hostage situation held by activists. Homelander tried to save the hostages, but accidentally caused a gun to explode, killing one of them. Overwhelmed and angered, Homelander then slaughters everyone in the room, except for one survivor.
Black Noir shows up and Homelander thinks he will tell everyone what he did. Homelander tries to kill him, but accidentally blows up the entire chemical plant. Homelander finds the last witness and before he can kill her, Black Noir does it first. He then coaches Homelander to lie to the media, saying that the terrorists had bombs and blew up the plant.
In The Boys, Homelander is the strongest "supe" on Earth, and has a list of many different powers.
Homelander is leader of The Seven, Vought's best superhero team. His teammates are:
Later in the series, there would be more members of the Seven, as members rotated.
In the past, there had been other members of The Seven, such as:
Under Homelander's employ, many other supes assisted The Seven.
Homelander's biggest enemy is Billy Butcher, leader of the CIA-created black ops team The Boys. He and Butcher have a promise of a "Scorched Earth", a scenario in which the two men fight to the death.
Homelander's enemies, as far as it is concerning him, are those who do not believe in him. In the fifth season of the series, Homelander seeks to be worshipped as a God, using the world's most powerful telepaths to find out who truly believes in him and who does not.
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