Queen Maeve (Earth-2152519)

Marketed by Vought-American as a brave, feminist warrior hailing from the mythical otherworld to fight crime in the modern world, Queen Maeve is actually an empty and apathic shell of her former self, having been long since disillusioned by the cruel reality of superheriocs. She is typically found heavily drinking and smoking around the Seven Satellite, always looking for the next martini to drown out her own unhappiness, while on occasion having sex with young men.
== History ==
Like the other members of The Seven, she was experimented on with Compound V while in the womb and therefore developed potent abilities such as flight, near-invulnerability, and super strength.
During the summer of 1996, when the Seven met Nightshade, Maeve developed feelings for Nightshade, and the two of them even had a fling going on during the business relationship Nightshade had with The Seven. This relationship went under everyone's radar and was something Maeve would never acknowledge.
After the Seven's botched rescue of a passenger plane on 9/11, Maeve turned into a nihilistic alcoholic. She does not seem to show any interest in real-world events, instead spending her time gazing out the window, sipping martinis, and occasionally having sex with several bodybuilders at a time. While mostly cold towards the new recruit, she does show some sympathy for Starlight.
Maeve has been in a relationship with several prominent heroes, such as Stormfront (although she cheated on him with another hero and produced a black child), and was even in a relationship with The Legend (the chief editor of Victory Comics), producing a child with him that would go on to become a hero known as Blarney Cock. She has also had a number of other children, by unspecified fathers, aborted by Doctor Peculiar (or one of his employees).
Most notably, however, Maeve was in a relationship with Homelander but broke up with him when he tricked her into having a blindfolded sex session with Black Noir and physically assaulted her when questioned about it. She never stood up to Homelander again due to her fear of him and also caused her to go along with some of his actions, but also finally prompted her to work with the Boys and help them by installing several bugs in The Seven's headquarters.
Maeve was eventually killed while protecting Starlight from Homelander and Black Noir, though Homelander easily overpowered her after she struck him on the head with her sword, shattering it in the process. He then flung her decapitated head at Starlight as she flew away from The Seven’s headquarters. Ultimately, Maeve's sacrifice bought enough time for Starlight to escape.
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