I mean, I think it's pretty clear that Homelander will ultimately be killed by his son, after Butcher steps back and lets Homelander ruin their relationship just being himself.
If Ryan is going to play a significant role, the poor actor better grow up fast because the little girl's voice doesn't match the monster he could become.
Is there any video of him talking in 2024?They wrote Walt out of Lost because he grew up too fast. I'm sure the actor will go through puberty well enough for your liking
I think that would be a poor path to go on. The show doesn't work without Homelander. Ryan as an antagonist without Homelander around is completely meh to me.Maybe they kill Homelander and Ryan goes nuts becoming Homelander 2.0 .
Until Butcher's cancer worm (or whatever it is) showed up, I thought he was just another hallucination pushing Butcher to try to kill Homelander at whatever cost. Especially when they had the talk that made it sound like Butcher might have single handedly saved him from death. I don't recall any other character interacting with JDM's character, at all.Wtf is up with Jeffrey Dean Morgan? They bill him in the promos and then he has had like 3 minutes of screentime through 4 episodes.
What happened to Noir in the comics?what I want to happen:
also its really lame what they did with noir compared to the comics
- the deep brings sage to his place and they have a threesome with octopus
- homelander does everyone a huge favor and kills ryan (got tired of trying to play daddy), starlight , and frenchie
- stop with the bullshit of making butcher out to be a good guy
What happened to Noir in the comics?
Oh wow, that's actually a pretty good idea and interesting. Too bad it doesn't seem like they explored it at all.Noir was a clone/twin of homelander that they kept around as a contingency plan to keep homelander in check. He was worse than homelander and would often frame homelander for crimes he had committed https://pure-evil-villains.fandom.com/wiki/Black_Noir
Oh wow, that's actually a pretty good idea and interesting. Too bad it doesn't seem like they explored it at all.
Oh wow, that's actually a pretty good idea and interesting. Too bad it doesn't seem like they explored it at all.
Because if he's a clone of homelander it sounds like he wasn't black in the comic books. I'm never going to read the stupid comic books, and just wondered how they differed from stupid Jew guy running the show and trying to shove every progressive and leftist talking point down your throat, because that makes quality film or TV.why have that intersting character when instead you can have a guy spend 2 seasons completely silent with no story’s then force in how he was oppressed as a black man because America is so racist it couldn’t have a black super hero so he was forced behind a mask and then beaten to retardation by an evil white rich kid. Thats real storytelling.
Look I never read comics but, it at least would have been more interesting than whats the show if you found out later on that he was a clone of homelander. Maybe that's just me, but it's a hell of a lot more interesting than what's currently happening.Its... not interesting at all. It's fucking stupid.
"These powers are impossible to keep in check, we made him too strong... how can we fix this?"
"Clone him"
"Perfect!"
That's real fuckin dumb as far as storytelling goes because it makes no goddamn sense
Look I never read comics but, it at least would have been more interesting than whats the show if you found out later on that he was a clone of homelander. Maybe that's just me, but it's a hell of a lot more interesting than what's currently happening.
I'm not trying to defend it whatsoever, I was just interested in what the hell but comic storyline was. I'm never going to read them, I figured I would ask. The response sounded at level up better than what is currently getting pumped out on Amazon.