The Boys creator Eric Kripke stands by the show's series finale, despite a "fraction" of the fandom taking issue with how the story ended for some characters.
The reveal that Homelander really was a hero who didn’t do any horrible shit at first but was gaslight along with Butcher to the point he became the monster Butcher thought he was…
Like, Homelander didn’t rape Becca like in the comics, but in the comics it was Black Noir who was secretly Homelander’s clone and backup/insurance policy. He got tired of waiting so he framed Homelander since only a handful of people knew they were completely identical. Black Noir just hide his powers and liked killing people slowly.
What the hell do people want
The entire point of the source material?
Like, at least AGOT had an excuse for making up a bullshit ending, George won’t publish it.
The Boys had the perfect ending, literally one of the best most original endings in modern media.
Kriple threw it away (maybe without even knowing) and just slapped something boring and halfway thought out. He doesn’t have the excuse AGOT had.
The reveal that Homelander really was a hero who didn’t do any horrible shit at first but was gaslight along with Butcher to the point he became the monster Butcher thought he was…
Like, Homelander didn’t rape Becca like in the comics, but in the comics it was Black Noir who was secretly Homelander’s clone and backup/insurance policy. He got tired of waiting so he framed Homelander since only a handful of people knew they were completely identical. Black Noir just hide his powers and liked killing people slowly.
The entire point of the source material?
Like, at least AGOT had an excuse for making up a bullshit ending, George won’t publish it.
The Boys had the perfect ending, literally one of the best most original endings in modern media.
Kriple threw it away (maybe without even knowing) and just slapped something boring and halfway thought out. He doesn’t have the excuse AGOT had.