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As Quaid said during an interview with ENews: "He's been such a moral upright person, but what Compounded V does to him is make him feel that power. And he realises that he likes it. It's very addictive and it brings out a bit of his budding toxic masculinity."

Geek Slop understands geeks (because we are geeks) and their fondness for inventive gear and hard-to-find collectibles! God forbid I help you because I always have to be the weak one, the one you have to rescue," he gripes on when she reaffirms the fact that she doesn't need saving. "You always have to be the strong one. You always have to be so much stronger than me." One of the endgame storylines in the books that we always really responded to was this notion that the vice president was literally gunning for the president and that the president was in mortal danger.It seeps into his relationship with Annie and things come to a head during Herogasm after he tries to go a couple of rounds with A-Train . Annie stops him and he admits to her that all he wants is to save her. We curate the pop culture market for you, evaluating and selecting only the best from hundreds of the most popular manufacturers. We consider our customers to be part of an exclusive community and as such, we never stop providing service for them. We monitor the value of our customers’ collectibles even after we’ve sold them – and we let our customers know when the value of their collectible has increased or substantially changed. What other online geek store does this!?!

If this strange precedent is true and Homelander is the only supe capable of producing natural-born supes then it gives more weight to the theory that Teddy is his child. Well temp V seemed to sort him right out. One dose and his lungs were clear leaving him feeling light enough to teleport all over the gaff. The whole premise of The Boys is built on the foundation of Butcher's raw, white-hot hatred and search for revenge on Homelander over Rebecca's fate. Teleportation may not be one of Homelander's gifts but there's no reason to think that inherited abilities couldn't present themselves differently just because that wasn't the case with Ryan.Geek Slop believes everyone should be a good corporate citizen. Thus, each month, Geek Slop gives a portion of our online store profits to deserving charity. This month’s charity is:

It's no secret that Homelander enjoyed a very special relationship with Madelyn (and by special we are of course referring to the weird mother-son dynamic, one in which she would simulator breastfeeding him one minute and engage in twisted sex the next).Neither one appears to be gifted, which begs the question: why is Ryan the only natural born supe? Or at least why do they believe him to be?

Sure you could argue that Madelyn (Elisabeth Shue) dosed him up with compound V. She was the type. But if that were the case, why would it take him so long to develop abilities when the understanding is that the transformation happens early on? In an attempt to persuade a reluctant Butcher (Karl Urban) to give him the temp V, Hughie uses his desire to protect Annie as an excuse, alluding to the fact that he feels like a loser, a "f**k-up". We listen. We listen to our customers. Are we missing something you want? Let us know! Is there something we could improve on? Tell us! Butcher (Karl Urban) was handed a death sentence at the end of season three. The temporary Compound V he's been shooting up has done exactly what Annie (Erin Moriarty) warned it would, turned his brain into Swiss cheese. We would imagine someone as calculating as Madelyn (Elisabeth Shue) would have kept Teddy's paternity from Homelander because of his tendency to be impulsively violent and unpredictable.The Funko Pop! Billy Butcher with Laser Baby figure has a very small glow in the dark feature, where Laser Baby’s eyes light up. With this additional pressure, The Boys creator Eric Kripke could be laying the grounds for this to-the-death duel to take place in the coming season. His shortened lifespan doesn't just mean bye-bye, Butcher – it could also spell the end for The Boys. After all, what is the show without its brute, potty-mouthed, pig-headed leader? In an interview with Deadline, Kripke alluded to the show heading toward the finishing line when he admitted the following: