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Mental Magic with Mindstorm

***Mental Magic with Mindstorm*** is a television magic show hosted by Mindstorm and performed at the Planet Vought Casino & Resort in Las Vegas. The show was filmed in front of a live studio audience and aired exclusively on VBS.

## History

In *Mental Magic with Mindstorm*, Mindstorm would hypnotize volunteers into performing weird, yet amusingly funny stunts on stage. The show ran for nearly two seasons but was abruptly cancelled after one of the audience members - who was compelled to believe that he was a Spanish bull - was hospitalized after he ran through a storefront window with red-colored rugs on display.

## References

1. ↑ ''Here Comes a Candle to Light You to Bed'' - Amazon Prime X-Ray Trivia
Nathan Franklin

―Nathan Franklin to A-Train when he found out he was back on Compound V.

**Nathan Franklin** is a recurring character in the Amazon series *The Boys*. He is A-Train's older brother and coach.

## *The Boys* Series

### Background

Nathan is A-Train's older brother. Their father died when they were very young and their mother had two jobs, because of this Nathan raised his brother. He eventually became A-Train's personal trainer.

### Season One

Nathan first appeared in the episode "Get Some".

### Season Three

Nathan encourages A-Train to stand up for the black community with his status in The Seven. A-Train gets Blue Hawk to make an apology to the community over his over-policing black neighborhoods, but it's insincere and Nate and others aren't happy. Blue Hawk loses it and hurts a lot of people at the community center, including Nate who won't be able to walk again.

After A-Train kills Blue Hawk, he tells his brother he needs him and to come back coaching. Nate asks A-Train if he killed Blue Hawk and A-Train denies it but Nate knows the truth. Nate is furious because he wanted Blue Hawk to be held accountable.

## Relationships

### Family

* Unnamed Mother
* Reggie Franklin - Younger Brother
* Arana Franklin - Wife
* Khamari Franklin - Son
* Desean Franklin - Son
One Plus One Equals Two

"**One Plus One Equals Two**" is the eighth and final episode of the first season of the animated anthology series, *The Boys Presents: Diabolical*. It was designed from the start to be in the same continuity as the main live-action series, thus making it one of three animated shorts considered canonical to *The Boys* TV show. Its animation style is inspired by the Amazon series *Invicible*. It was released on March 4, 2022, on Amazon Prime Video.

## Summary

Even a great American hero like Homelander had to start somewhere...

## Plot

When The Homelander first joins The Seven, he is paired up with Black Noir to handle a hostage situation at the chemical plant "Cruz Chemical" on Staten Island. Madelyn convinces Homelander that he should not let Black Noir upstage him while handling the crisis and advises him to drop the word "The" from his title.

One of the hostage-takers from the Chemical Liberation Front is on video, saying that they had no choice but to try and stop the chemical plant, which has toxic poisons that leak out and effect people.

When Homelander gets to the chemical plant before Black Noir, he tries to peacefully resolve things himself. However, things quickly go south when he accidentally blows up a man's gun to prevent him from shooting a hostage. The hostage-takers tell him that they were never going to kill anyone and were taking hostages to effect change and save lives. Homelander gets called a fascist and kills the woman who hurled the insult. He proceeds to wipe out all the hostage-takers and hostages in a fit of rage. Fearing Black Noir will rat him out to Vought International, Homelander tries to kill him but accidentally blows up the entire chemical plant instead.

Instead of telling everyone what really happened, Black Noir kills the last witness (a woman who was taken hostage) and advises Homelander on what to say to the media.

In the aftermath, Homelander's ratings increase despite his failure to save anyone from the chemical plant disaster. As Homelander and Madelyn walk out the office, he remarks that Black Noir did teach a thing or two about being a superhero after all.

## Cast

### Starring

* Antony Starr as Homelander
* Elizabeth Shue as Madelyn Stillwell
* Giancarlo Esposito as Stan Edgar

## Trivia

* Homelander is 18 in this episode, as his birth date revealed in "Here Comes a Candle to Light You to Bed" is spring 1981, this makes this episode takes place in the year of 1999

## Media

### Videos

1. ↑ https://twitter.com/therealKripke/status/1500530010137915392
Stefan Schwartz

**Stefan Schwartz** (born May 1, 1963) is a British director, actor, writer, and producer who directed two episodes of *The Boys*.

## Biography

Stefan Schwartz was born in 1963 in London, England. He is a director and producer, most known for the feature film *Shooting Fish* and his work on the BBC's *Spooks and Luther*, AMC's *The Walking Dead* and *Fear The Walking Dead* as well as *The Americans* and *The Boys*.

## External Links

* Stefan Schwartz on Wikipedia
* Stefan Schwartz at the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Stefan Schwartz on Instagram
Rob Benedict

**Robert Patrick Benedict** (born September 21, 1970) is an American actor. He is set to portray Splinter in *The Boys* Season Four.

## Biography

Rob Benedict was born on September 21, 1970 in Columbia, Missouri. His other notable acting works include *Supernatural* (2005), *Lucifer* (2016), and *Waiting...* (2005).

## External Links

* Rob Benedict on Wikipedia
* Rob Benedict at the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Rob Benedict on Instagram
Mister Marathon/Comics

## Series Information

*For the Amazon version of the character, see Mister Marathon.*

―Marathon begging Homelander not to leave the plane.

**Mister Marathon** is a minor, posthumous character of the superhero-drama comic series *The Boys*. He was replaced by A-Train prior to the events of the comics.

## History

Mister Marathon was a member of the Seven and not much of his past is known. During the 9/11 crisis, Jack from Jupiter tried to flee, but Marathon convinced him to stay. While carrying Mister Marathon due to his inability to fly, Homelander wanted to abandon the mission but Marathon persuaded him to continue, by pointing out that Vought-American would fire them if they left. However, Homelander broke the plane when he was trying to slow it, killing Mister Marathon in the process. He was replaced by another speedster named A-Train.

## Powers

* **Superhuman Speed**: Mister Marathon is able to move at inhuman speeds. As the Seven's former speedster, he is far faster than the average supe.

## Weaknesses

### Psychological

* **Lack of Training**: Mister Marathon has no formal training in the use of his powers, or in handling dangerous situations. Along with the rest of his team, these inadequacies led to disaster when they attempted to stop a terrorist hijacking of a plane.

## Trivia

* Mister Marathon is a parody of Jay Garrick's the Flash.

## Gallery

Mister MarathonMister Marathon's death.Mister Marathon with Queen Maeve getting angry.Mister Marathon screaming inside with Homelander flying away.
Tavia Pereira

**Tavia Pereira** is an actress. She portrayed a Passenger #2 in *The Boys*.

## Biography

Tavia Pereira is an actress and writer, known for *The Boys* (2019), *A Firm Decision* (2021) and *Falling Water* (2016).

## Credits

### Season 1

* "The Female of the Species" Passenger #2

## External Links

* Tavia Pereira at the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Tavia Pereira on Instagram
Peter Nelson

**Peter Nelson** (born September 10, 1959) is an American actor and producer. He portrayed Maeve's Dad in *The Boys*.

## Biography

Peter Nelson was born on September 10, 1959 in Los Angeles, California, USA. He is an actor and producer, known for Die Hard 2 (1990), The Last Starfighter (1984) and Double Team (1997).

## Credits

### Season 2

* "Over the Hill with the Swords of a Thousand Men" Maeve's Dad

## External Links

* Peter Nelson at the Internet Movie Database
Dakota Bob/Comics

*For the Amazon version of the character, see Robert Singer.*
**Robert Shaefer**, commonly known as  **Dakota Bob**, is a character in the Dynamite series *The Boys*.

## Background

Robert Shaefer, aka Dakota Bob, transitioned from business to politics. He was intelligent but unscrupulous, championing free markets and corporate profits. Rising at Halliburton, he made allies and foes with his unwavering, often ruthless ways. He entered politics, becoming Vice President after Dan Quayle's exit during George H. W. Bush's term. In this role, Shaefer bolstered corporate ties, showcasing competence and a strong work ethic. Post-Bill Clinton, he ran for president, clashing with superhero giant Vought-American over national security concerns. While he ran for president, he disliked his VP, Victor Neuman, whom he saw as a Vought-American puppet.

As President, Shaefer repaid campaign backers by privatizing most public services, except for intelligence and the military, which he considered essential for national security. This stance conflicted with Vought-American's plan to militarize superheroes. Shaefer ordered the CIA to monitor superheroes, leading to the formation of The Boys, a clandestine team to regulate superheroes with extreme measures.

After 9/11, Shaefer responded swiftly to the terrorist threat, preventing further attacks by intercepting hijacked planes. However, Neuman's interference led to a disastrous decision by The Seven, causing a plane to crash on the Brooklyn Bridge. Although Shaefer lacked evidence of Vought-American's involvement, he was determined never to lose control again. Instead of retaliating against Afghanistan, he invaded Pakistan, reshaping history.

In a subsequent incident, President Dakota Bob met The Association of Children with Special Pets in the Oval Office. He privately made disparaging comments about the kids before the meeting. While discussing The Seven's military goals, a security mishap happened. A boy's wolverine was released and attacked, fatally injuring Dakota Bob. This incident later prompted Homelander's coup against Acting President Victor Neuman.
Philip Savas

**Philip Savas** is an actor. He portrayed a Bawling Fan in *The Boys*.

## Biography

Philip Savas is an actor, known for *The Boys* (2019), *Incorporated* (2016) and *F2: Forensic Factor* (2003).

## External Links

* Philip Savas at the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Philip Savas (@philip\_savas) on Twitter
* Follow Philip Savas on Instagram
Robin Ward

*For the Dynamite version of the character, see Robin Mawhinney.*

―Hughie Campbell quoting Robin Ward[src]

**Robin Ward** is a minor yet pivotal character in Season 1 of the Amazon series *The Boys.* She was the girlfriend of Hughie Campbell until her accidental death at the hands of A-train on a New York City street. Robin's brutal demise was the inciting incident for the events of the series and ultimately was the catalyst behind the slow, but increasingly likely downfall of The Seven.

## *The Boys* Series

### Relationship with Hughie

Robin and Hughie are happy together. In *The Name of the Game,* the two are planning to move in with each other after Hughie asks for a raise. However, their plans are cut short, after Robin is killed accidentally by A-train who — high on Compound V — runs through Robin when she is (according to Hughie after the incident) "a half step off the fucking curb" causing her body to burst, leaving a shocked Hughie still holding onto her severed hands. Robin's death fuels Hughie's hatred for Supes, A-Train specifically. This leads to Hughie being recruited by Butcher and joining The Boys, with Butcher promising vengeance for Robin.

Robin later becomes an obstacle in Hughie's relationship with Starlight, with Hughie often having visions of Robin haunting and watching over him when he's with Starlight, forcing Hughie into an internal conflict of holding on to his vengeance for Robin against his desire to move on. He is able to get over these visions after he engages in a sexual relationship with Starlight, after which Hughie stops seeing Robin haunting him.

Robin's picture can be seen in "Payback" in a newspaper reporting on her death.

## In Comics

Like comic Hughie, Robin is Scottish, but her last name is Mawhinney instead of Ward. She and Hughie are at a funfair when he confesses his love for her. Unfortunately, she is killed immediately after when A-Train smashes her into a wall with another supervillain, leaving Hughie holding onto her severed arms.

## Trivia

* The name, Robin Ward, is a reference to the DC Comics sidekick of the same name, Robin, and the actor who played him in the 1960s live action Batman television series, Burt Ward.
* Robin is the first person to die on screen in the show.
Susan Raynor

## Fate

―Raynor to Billy Butcher

**Susan Raynor** is a recurring character in the Amazon series *The Boys*. She was the deputy director of the CIA, the government agency that the Boys work for. She acted like she despised Billy Butcher, the leader of the Boys, but was sexually involved with him.

## *The Boys* Series

### Relationship with Billy

Raynor's relationship with Billy Butcher is fluid and changes often. Butcher initially uses Raynor in *Cherry*, asking to look through the CIA's files on Seven member Translucent. Butcher makes no effort to hide the fact that he wishes to kill Translucent, hinting at trust between the two.

When things heat up with Homelander, Butcher asks again for Raynor's help. He asks Raynor to keep his and fellow Boys families safe, give The Boys an office and perhaps a salary. Butcher also asks that the CIA go after Homelander, however Raynor refuses, admitting that it would be suicide and not something the CIA will risk. Raynor does keep her promise to Butcher, keeping Mother's Milk and Hughie's families safe, while also working with the CIA to bring down Madelyn Stillwell after Butcher delivers a vial of Compound V.

### The End yet The Beginning

During an encounter with Hughie, Frenchie, Mother's Milk and Kimiko, Raynor assures The Boys their families are still safe and she believes this new supe terrorist is the final piece of a puzzle she has been working on. That the whole thing is a coup from the inside. However, before she can say anything more, her nose starts bleeding; she then dies by Victoria Neuman, killing her by exploding her head, leading the Boys and Mallory into believing Vought had gotten to her and executed her when she said something she wasn't supposed to.

## *The Boys* Comics

In the comics, Susan Raynor hates Billy Butcher, but still engages in sexual activity with him on a regular basis and is actively cheating on her husband. She has an extensive history with Butcher, who she met in 2001 on a mission in Afghanistan.

## Trivia

* Raynor believed that going after Homelander would be suicide.
* Her line about sending an edible arrangement to Butcher's funeral is ironically foreshadowing her death in Season 2 when Butcher sent a fruit basket to her funeral.
Stool Shadow

**Stool Shadow** is a minor character in the controversial comic book series *The Boys*. She is a superheroine and member of Super Duper, a group of low-powered Supes who function more as a support group for the disabled living in a group home.

## Biography

Despite her limited presence in the comics, Stool Shadow is presented as polite, helpful, and as well-meaning as the rest of Super Duper. She however is extremely absent minded, often forgetting words and needing Auntie Sis to finish her thoughts. This is due to her frequently attempting to use her unreliable powers and walking into walls and objects with enough force to break her nose and leave massive bruises. She likely suffers from multiple concussions.

Like the rest of Super Duper, she eagerly accepted Hughie as a friend after he saved the life of The Black Hole by giving him an emergency tracheotomy. She seemed confused by Malchemical's crass and vulgar behavior when he was placed in the leadership position by Vought-American, but seemed to be the first to accept Auntie Sis's attempts to shield the young super heroes from Malchemical's behavior, likely due to her confused mindset. When Hughie stepped in to protect Auntie Sis from Malchemical, she stood by, too terrified to move. After Billy the Butcher stepped in and killed Malchemical, she and the rest of Super Duper were left huddled in fear around Auntie Sis.

## Known powers

* **Intangibility (Tentative)**: Stool Shadow is believed to possess the ability to walk through walls, although there is uncertainty as she has never been demonstrated successfully exercising this power.

## Weaknesses

* **Uncontrollable powers:** Her control over her is very shoddy so she often crashes into things. She seems to have suffered some head injuries and is constantly covered in bruises and bandages, which are the result of her repeated attempts to walk through solid objects and failing.
* **Short-term memory loss:** She has problems with her short-term memory, as she often forgets what she was going to say in the middle of her sentences.

## Trivia

* She is a parody of Phantom Girl from DC Comics, though her costume takes some cues from Raven of the Teen Titans.
Mayor of Baltimore

**Steve** is the mayor of Baltimore and a minor character in the first season of the TV Show. He is portrayed by Paulino Nunes.

## *The Boys* Series

### Season One

During a metting at Vought Tower, Madelyn Stillwell offers the Mayor of Baltimore one of Vought's Supes, Nubian Prince to help the city of Baltimore with its increasing crime rate. She tries to barter a $300 million/year deal, but the Mayor laughs, offering $200 million. Madelyn says that she will offer the deal to Atlanta if Steve does not lower the price, but the Mayor claims that he knows about the existence of something called "Compound V", and is willing to expose the truth if Madelyn doesn't agree. Madelyn refuses to acknowledge Compound V's existence and cuts the conversation short. She later calls him and states that she is willing to settle for a $230 million/year deal, Steve takes the deal.

On his flight back from Vought Headquarters, Steve and his son notice Homelander flying alongside their jet. His son questions whether they are friends and Steve wonders why he is here. Homelander then uses his heat vision to destroy the plane, killing everyone on board.

## Trivia

* He is the first character killed by Homelander in the show alongside his son.
Payback/Comics

*For the Amazon version of this group, see Payback.*

―Greg Mallory reminiscing on seeing the Payback replacements in the newspapers[src]

## Payback

### Former Members

* Crimson Countess (third) †
* Eagle the Archer (third)
* Laddio (third) †
* Laddio (fourth)
* Mind-Droid †
* Soldier Boy (third) †
* Stormfront †
* Swatto †
* Tek Knight †

**Payback** is a superhero team which is considered second only to The Seven in terms of popularity and actual capability.

## History

### Team origin and initial roster

It was originally created as The Avenging Squad by Vought as a field trial for Supes in defense during the second world war, where the original team, as well as Greg Mallory's battalion, was wiped out. Years later in 1950, they were reformed as Crimefighters Incorporated, with replacements bearing the same names and revealed to the public as crime fighters, making them the first of the celebrity Supes which would define Vought's business model going forward.

In the current timeline of the comics, the team has once again undergone a reformation, now known as Payback. At an unspecified juncture, new members have stepped into the roles with the same names and powersets as their predecessors: Crimson Countess, Eagle the Archer, Laddio, and Soldier Boy have new individuals taking on these personas. Simultaneously, Buzzer, ManBot, and Steel Knight have been repurposed into Swatto, Mind-Droid, and Tek Knight, respectively. Joining their ranks is additional superhero, Stormfront. Leadership of the team is contested between Soldier Boy and Stormfront, who often argue over it.

### Team changes

Prior to the occurrences depicted in the comics, Payback had already gone through changes in its initial roster: the initial Laddio departed from the team and underwent a rebranding into SwingWing; Eagle the Archer beat his girlfriend into a coma and was blackmailed by Billy Butcher in exchange for information on all of his teammates, apparently departing from Payback afterwards; and Tek Knight faced suspension from the team due to an attempted sexual assault on Mind-Droid. It seems that his current sidekick, the second Laddio, has also distanced himself from the team.

### Clash with The Boys and demise

It is revealed in *Herogasm* that every remaining member of Payback has secretly been trying to join The Seven behind each other's backs. Exploiting this ambition, a Vought-American representative asks them to attack The Boys. The ensuing clash ends disastrously for Payback, with every member either fatally injured or severely harmed, mainly by Butcher.
Nathan Mitchell

**Nathan Mitchell** is a Canadian actor. He portrayed Black Noir in the first three seasons of *The Boys* and is also set to portray a replacement Black Noir in the upcoming fourth season.

## Biography

Nathan was born in Canada and is of Jamaican and Trinidadian heritage. He received his post-secondary education at Ryerson University's Radio and Television program and finished by writing, producing, and starring in an original pilot. Nathan has been fortunate enough to be working consistently. He is best known for his recurring role on *Supernatural*. Other numerous credits include guest stars on *Arrow*, Motive, a lead role in the movie *Marine V*, and a Supporting Lead in the MOW *Twist of Fate*, for which he received an award nomination. Nathan is an accomplished martial artist and a former national sparring champion. He enjoys writing music in his spare time.

## Credits

### Season 1

* "The Name of the Game" Black Noir
* "Cherry" Black Noir
* "Get Some" Black Noir
* "Good for the Soul" Black Noir
* "The Innocents" Black Noir
* "The Self-Preservation Society" Black Noir
* "You Found Me" Black Noir

### Season 2

* "The Big Ride" Black Noir
* "Over the Hill with the Swords of a Thousand Men" Black Noir
* "Nothing Like It in the World" Black Noir
* "We Gotta Go Now" Black Noir
* "Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Maker" Black Noir

### Season 3

* "Payback" Black Noir
* "Glorious Five Year Plan" Black Noir
* "The Last Time to Look on This World of Lies" Black Noir
* "Herogasm" Black Noir
* "Here Comes a Candle to Light You to Bed" Black Noir
* "The Instant White-Hot Wild" Black Noir

## External Links

* Nathan Mitchell at the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Nathan Mitchell (@itsNateMitchell) on Twitter
* Follow Nathan Mitchell on Instagram
Nalini Ingrita

**Nalini Ingrita** is an actress. She portrayed Janine Milk in *The Boys*.

## Biography

Nalini Ingrita is an actress, known for The Boys (2019), What We Do in the Shadows (2019) and ShoeGazer (2019).

## Credits

### Season 1

* "The Self-Preservation Society" Janine Milk

## External Links

* Nalini Ingrita at the Internet Movie Database
* Follow Nalini Ingrita on Instagram
Miles Gaston Villanueva

**Miles Gaston Villanueva** is an actor (born March 14, 1989). He portrays Supersonic in *The Boys*.

## Biography

Miles is an actor, primarily known for his role as Luca Santori in *The Young and the Restless*, Lyle Menendez in *Law & Order True Crime*, and Dr. Alec Shaw in *The Resident*.

## Credits

### Season 3

* "Payback"
* "The Only Man in the Sky"
* "Barbary Coast"
The Boys (Music from the Amazon Original Series)

***The Boys (Music from the Amazon Original Series)*** is the soundtrack for the first season of the TV series of the same name. It was released on July 26, 2019. The soundtrack features a total of 50 songs, produced by Christopher Lennertz.

## Track Listing

1. "Translucent Alive"
2. "Truck Robbery"
3. "Butcher"
4. "Starlight"
5. "On the Trail"
6. "Homelander and Stillwell"
7. "Race of the Century"
8. "Boys Arrive"
9. "Hughie Stalls Starlight"
10. "Maeve Spars"
11. "Start the Race"
12. "Popclaw Climaxes"
13. "Hijacking"
14. "Kidnapping Translucent"
15. "Ass Bomb"
16. "Translucent Explodes"
17. "Hughie Trashes Room"
18. "Translucent Visits Hughie"
19. "Planting Bug Plan"
20. "Dock Patrol"
21. "I'm the Hero"
22. "Vought"
23. "Starlight Teams Up"
24. "Frenchie's First Kill"
25. "Homelander's Speech"
26. "Butcher's Pep Talk"
27. "Rescue the Female"
28. "Frenchie Lost Female"
29. "Dead Shooter"
30. "Hospital Shootout"
31. "Graveside Sledgehammer"
32. "Maeve's Girlfriend"
33. "NICU"
34. "Tent Confrontation"
35. "Starlight's Speech"
36. "Come In"
37. "Black Knight Not"
38. "Kimiko's Backstory"
39. "Subway Chase"
40. "Mesmer and Homelander"
41. "The Mesmerizer"
42. "Butcher Tells Hughie"
43. "Hughie Kisses Starlight"
44. "Robin's Memory"
45. "SBS"
46. "Always a Choice"
47. "Supe Terrorist"
48. "A Train Shows Up"
49. "Shoot Out"
50. "I Got Teddy"

## Spotify Playlist

This playlist features other songs played throughout the series, including songs by Iggy Pop and The Clash.

## See Also

* *The Boys: Season 2 (Amazon Original Series Soundtrack)*
Stretchy Freshman

**"Stretchy Freshman"** is a character of the Amazon series *Gen V*, a spinoff of *The Boys*. She is a student at Godolkin University.

## Background

Like other Supes, she was injected with Compound V at a young age which granted her superpowers.

As a student, Stretchy Freshman attends the Godolkin University.

## *Gen V*

### Season 1

#### "First Day"

At the site where Professor Brink was being mourned, **Stretchy Freshman** is seen recording herself while fake crying.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Elasticity:** Stretchy Freshman is able to stretch her body at unknown limits.
Steve

―Steve to Emma Meyer.[src]

**Steve** is a minor character of the Amazon series *Gen V*, a spinoff of *The Boys*. He is a student at Godolkin University.

## Background

Shortly after Steve's birth, his parents accepted Vought's offer to inject him with Compound V, subsequently transforming him into a Supe and granting him superhuman powers and abilities.

## *The Boys* Series

### Gen V: Season 1

#### "Welcome to the Monster Club"

Steve is seen passed out on the stairway as Andre and Cate pass by, having partied at Dusty's place the night before.

Later that day, Steve sees Emma in the dorm hallways and compliments her on her behavior at the party.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Cryokinetic Breath**: Steve's main ability is his cryokinetic breath, which allows him to generate and manipulate ice from his body by exhaling through his mouth. He is able to shape the exhalation of the effect into bursts, streams, and even a mist.
	+ **Ice/Cold Immunity**: Steve displays an apparent invulnerability to cold temperature and ice, especially the ice he generates himself.
* **Superhuman Hearing**: Like all Supes, Steve has better hearing beyond that of a humans. He is able to hear certain frequencies that humans cannot.

## Weaknesses

### Biological

* **High Frequencies**: Due to being a Supe, Steve is able to hear certain frequencies that humans cannot. When a specific frequency is played, it can induce immense pain and temporarily neutralize him.

1. ↑ Bob in *First Day*: *"Did you know Supes have a wider range of hearing than us? Like dogs."*
Sister Sage

―Sister Sage to Homelander.

**Sister Sage** is an upcoming character in Season Four of the Amazon series *The Boys*.

## Background

Shortly after Sister Sage's birth, her parents accepted Vought's offer to inject her with Compound V, subsequently transforming her into a Supe and granting her superhuman powers and abilities.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

**TBA**

* **Superhuman Hearing**: Like all Supes, Sister Sage has better hearing beyond that of a humans. She is able to hear certain frequencies that humans cannot.

## Weaknesses

### Biological

* **High Frequencies**: Due to being a Supe, Sister Sage is able to hear certain frequencies that humans cannot. When a specific frequency is played, it can induce immense pain and temporarily neutralize her.

## Trivia

* On August 1st, 2022, The Boys Instagram announced Susan Heyward as Sister Sage.

## References

1. ↑ Bob in *First Day*: *"Did you know Supes have a wider range of hearing than us? Like dogs."*
Splinter

―Mother's Milk regarding Splinter's powers.

**Splinter** is an upcoming character in Season Four of the Amazon Series *The Boys*.

## Background

Shortly after Splinter's birth, his parents accepted Vought's offer to inject him with Compound V, subsequently transforming him into a Supe and granting him superhuman powers and abilities.

## Powers and Abilities

### Powers

* **Self-Replication**: Splinter possesses discomforting self-replication abilities, which allows him to replicate himself by splitting into numerous individual beings. The full extent of this power is unknown.
* **Superhuman Hearing**: Like all Supes, Splinter has better hearing beyond that of a humans. He is able to hear certain frequencies that humans cannot.

## Weaknesses

* **High Frequencies**: Due to being a Supe, Splinter is able to hear certain frequencies that humans cannot. When a specific frequency is played, it can induce immense pain and temporarily neutralize him.

## Trivia

* Splinter is likely a parody of Marvel's Multiple Man.

1. ↑ Bob in *First Day*: *"Did you know Supes have a wider range of hearing than us? Like dogs."*
Monique Milk

*For the Dynamite version of the character, see Monique/Comics.*
**Monique Milk** is minor character in *The Boys*. She is the ex-wife of Mother's Milk and mother of Janine Milk. She is portrayed by Alvina August in Season One and by Frances Turner in Season Three.

## *The Boys* Series

Monique was married to MM and lived happily with him and their daughter, Janine, until MM's obsession with Supes got out of hand and they decided to separate. Monique started dating another man, Todd, but still maintained a healthy friendship with MM.

## Trivia

* Monique is one of three characters to be recasted for Season Three. The others are Gunpowder and Love Sausage.
Nubia

*For the Dynamite version of the character, see Nubia/Comics.*

―Nubia[src]

**Nubia** is a character in the animated anthology series, *The Boys Presents: Diabolical*. She is also a minor character in the third season of the TV Show.

## *The Boys* Series

### *The Boys Presents: Diabolical*

Nubia was married to Nubian Prince but they fought all the time and eventually got a divorce.

### Season Three

At some point later, Nubia participated in the Vought-sponsored reality show *American Hero* and was known as Contestant #8. She was eliminated from the competition at a certain point, with only one actual contestant, Supersonic, going on to win a spot on the Seven.

## Powers

* **Superhuman Strength**: After being injected with Compound V, Nubia had her strength increased to superhuman levels. She is strong enough to harm Groundhawk with her punches.
* **Electricity Manipulation**: Nubia has the ability to create powerful electrical blasts from her hands. She often uses her electricity powers in combat to stun and harm her enemies by electrocuting them. Her electrical blasts are powerful enough to effect supes with enhanced durability, such as Groundhawk.
	+ **Storm Creation**: Nubia appears to be capable of manipulating the weather to some extent, being capable of creating heavy storms. These storms can create purple colored lighting bolts that fall from the sky and hit areas near Nubia herself. When experiencing sexual pleasure, Nubia appears to activate this power subconsciously.
* **Flight**: Nubia is able to levitate and propel herself through the air. However, unlike Stormfront, her ability to fly is not related to her electricity powers.

## Weaknesses

### Psychological

* **Lack of Control**: When experiencing sexual pleasure, Nubia can end up using her powers with little to no control. While having sexual intercourse with her husband, she subconsciously created a storm which released multiple lightning bolts near her house.

## Relationships

### Family

* Maya Nubian - daughter

Allies* Vought International
	+ Ashley Barrett

	+ Groundhawk - ex-colleague

## Gallery

### Photos

Nubia in *The Boys Presents: Diabolical.*Nubia at the start of her superhero career.
## Trivia

* This character is reported to be a parody of Storm from Marvel's X-Men.

## References

1. ↑ American Hero | Behind the Scenes Mansion Tour
2. ↑ Nubian vs Nubian
Olivia Morandin

**Olivia Morandin** is an actor. She portrays Zoe Neuman in *The Boys*.

## Biography

Since the young age of three, Olivia Morandin knew dance was what she wanted to pursue. Being a highly competitive dancer, she has since then dedicated her life to dance and enjoys performing in front of huge audiences. She is known for being very versatile, and quite the firecracker.

Olivia started by taking ballet classes at Surrey Dance Centre in September 2011 then moved to DanceWest Studios in September 2013 where she started engaging in more genres of dance- jazz, lyrical, contemporary, modern, tap, hip hop, stage, song and dance and acrobatics. While at DanceWest Studios, she has won several awards and scholarships such as being a Merited Participant at the B.C. Provincials in 2019, participating in Synergy Dance Competition's Provincials in 2018, performing in the Chilliwack Lions Club Honours Performance in 2019, and being named Junior V.I.P Winner at Jump Dance Convention in late 2019.

At school, Olivia is an excellent student who loves to explore new topics and engage in activities. She is known for being a social butterfly as well as being a passionate and helpful person. In both Grade 5 and Grade 6, Olivia was invited to the Challenge Program classes that the Surrey School district holds. Outside of school and dance, Olivia loves playing video games, golfing and making memories with friends.

Olivia made her television debut in early 2020 where she appeared in the TV series Supergirl (CW) and in Zoey's Extraordinary Playlist (NBC).

## Credits

### Season 3

* "Barbary Coast"
* "Glorious Five Year Plan"
Stephanie Jo Brister

**Stephanie Jo Brister** is an actress. She portrayed a Homeless Woman in *The Boys*.

## Biography

Stephanie J Brister, known in her first career as the Queen of Hearts, retired as a successful heart surgeon in Toronto in January of 2015. She is a well published researcher in her own right and has been an advocate for women's health as well as a progressive leader in establishing health policies both locally and nationally.

Stephanie has been the subject of a 3 part CHCH documentary series, Two of Hearts- A Women's Story and been featured in a number of CHCH "Medical Moment ' Vignettes.

Now Stephanie has stepped outside the disciplined boundaries of the medical profession and is pursuing an acting career in film and television. Stephanie and Michael Buchanan formed their own production company " Busy Bees Productions" in August of 2015.

## External Links

* Stephanie Jo Brister at the Internet Movie Database
The Boys Issue 7

***The Boys #7*** is the seventh issue of *The Boys* and the first part of Volume Two: Get Some. This is also the first issue of *The Boys* published by Dynamite. It was originally published on May 31, 2007.

## Plot

Tek Knight, a hero of the super-team, Payback visits a psychiatrist. He has developed a problem in which he wants to have relations with anything he can. After a false tip to capture a terrorist army, Payback was flying back to their headquarters. He became aware of fellow teammate and robot, Mind-Droid's rear end. He tried having relations with him in mid-flight and was suspended from the team. He has gone on to make attempts on several other things. He finally gets kicked out of the doctor's office and told never to return when he tried to have his way with the doctor's coffee cup when he left to answer the phone.

Wee Hughie is called in to see Butcher. He finds the rest of the Boys sitting around. He is surprised that Frenchman and the Female are just playing Monopoly on a Cluedo board. Mother's Milk tells him that they're both crazy and are waiting to put the hurt on someone else. Wee Hughie then receives a black overcoat similar to what the others all wear. He now really feels like part of the team.

Hughie meets with Butcher and they discuss the coat. Butcher tells him that if they get in a fight to just hit anything not wearing one. They arrive at Vinnie's Comics. As they wait to meet with The Legend, Butcher tells Hughie the secrets of the real heroes. Comic books are just a front. The truth is the supes all pretty much have their dark secrets. Butcher says that they are an asset to them because they wouldn't be able to blackmail the supes if the truth was made public.

When Butcher introduces Hughie to the Legend, they are given what will become their next case. The Legend's sister's grandson was recently thrown off a rooftop and the police are not doing much to find out who is responsible. The Legend says that the supe known as Swingwing is involved. Swingwing was Tek Knight's first Laddio, his sidekick.

Meanwhile, Tek Knight is doing all he can to resist the temptation of the current Laddio. When Laddio wants to have a workout and bends over to do some streches in front of Tek Knight, he knows he needs to send him off. Tek Knight is left wondering who he can get to help him with his problem.

## Credits

* Tek Knight
* Stormfront
* Swatto
* Mind-Droid
* Billy Butcher
* Wee Hughie
* The Frenchman
* The Female
* Mother's Milk
* Jamie
* Guiseppe McGuinea
* Sean McGuinea
* Laddio
* Old Legend
* SwingWing (photo)

## Trivia

* First appearance of Tek Knight.
* First appearance of Stormfront.
* First appearance of Mind-Droid.
* First appearance of Swatto.
* First appearance of Guiseppe McGuinea.
* First appearance of Sean McGuinea.
* First appearance of Laddio.
* First appearance of The Legend.
Mortal Kombat 1

***Mortal Kombat 1*** is both the 12th fighting game and 23rd installment in the *Mortal Kombat* series developed by NetherRealm Studios and published by Warner Bros. Games. The game was released for Windows, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X/S, and Nintendo Switch on September 19, 2023, with the Premium Edition released on September 14, 2023.

The game is a follow-up to *Mortal Kombat 11*. The game is expected to be a soft reboot of the franchise, the second overall reboot of the series after *Mortal Kombat (2011)*.

Homelander will appear as a playable DLC Guest Character.
Robert Singer

*For the Dynamite version of the character, see Dakota Bob/Comics.*

―Robert Singer to Stan Edgar[src]

**Robert A. Singer** is the US Secretary of Defense and Presidential candidate.

### Season Two

Robert Singer attends a meeting with Stan Edgar, CEO of Vought International, and discusses the incorporation of the Supes into the military. Edgar talks logistics and explains that they are prepared for a 34% casualty rate, in a worst case scenario.

### Season Three

Singer is running a campaign for president as a Democrat with Congresswoman Victoria Neuman as his running mate.

Gunpowder is a big critic of him and believes he wants to take everyone's guns away.

## Trivia

* Beaver's character name is a gag reference to his character Bobby Singer on the Kripke-produced series *Supernatural*, as well as the Supernatural producer which the character is named after, Robert Singer.
Queen Maeve: Her Majesty

***Queen Maeve: Her Majesty*** is a superhero film starring Queen Maeve and Homelander.

## History

*Queen Maeve: Her Majesty* was released by Vought Studios. The film received critical praise and rave reviews, with Vought International executives Stan Edgar and Ashley Barrett, and teammate Starlight praising Queen Maeve's performance and the film's pro-feminist message. The film was given positive attention by Vought's media and entertainment subsidiaries including Voughtemundo, Vought News Network, *Vought Weekly*, V-TV, and Vought+. The film was awarded Runner-Up at the Vought Film Festival and was the winner at the 2020 Female Filmfest. It is also up for consideration for two Vscars including Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress. The film is available to watch on Vought+.

## Cast

* Queen Maeve as herself
* Homelander as himself

## Trivia

* *Queen Maeve: Her Majesty* is most likely a parody of the 2017 film *Wonder Woman*.
Sadgirl

**Sadgirl** is a minor character in the comic book series *The Boys*. She is a child superheroine and former member of Sidekick Twelve.

## History

Sadgirl is a child superheroine affiliated with Sidekick Twelve, a Christian-themed superhero team inspired by the 12 Apostles. There are strong suggestions that the team leader, Oh-Father, may sexually abuse the children, making Sadgirl a potential victim.

Sadgirl and her fellow teammates make their first appearance at the Believe religious festival, where they have their own tent for fans to connect with them. Later, they are among the supes to respond Homelander's call for a coup against the White House, but the story does not show the children actively participating in the attack.

The media eventually exposes Oh-Father's abuse of the children, leading to the disbandment of Sidekick Twelve. The fate of Sadgirl following this revelation is unclear.
Oh-Father/Comics

*For the Amazon version of the character, see Oh-Father.*

## Series Information

―Oh Father during Homelander's attack on the White House.

**Oh Father** is a minor antagonist in the comic book series *The Boys*. He was a religious corrupt superhero and the organizer of Capes for Christ who sexually abused his adolescent sidekicks.

## Biography

Oh Father is first seen at Capes for Christ, praying with his helpers, then lighting a cigar and Homelander shows up telling him to do something about his addiction to his young sidekicks. Oh Father is surprised by his appearance and the two are talking about different things. While watching Starlight's speech, Homelander makes an offer to Oh Father to help him take over the world. Oh Father is surprised by this and seems reluctant about it, but then agrees. He then shows up with the other heroes when Homelander kills a family, and discusses with them a plan to conquer the world.

On the day of the attack, Oh Father and his team of adult sidekicks await Homelander. The journalist then appears and asks Oh Father if it is true that he is raping his young sidekicks. The angry Oh Father hits him, knocking out four of his teeth. Oh Father and other heroes defend Homelander when he attacks the White House. When the air forces come in, he tells other superheroes to calm down and start attacking. However, he is quickly murdered by the military who started firing rockets.

## Powers

* **Flight:** He is able to levitate and propel himself at great speeds, allowing him to cover vast distances in a matter of minutes.
* **Superhuman Strength:** Like most supes, he has super strength. Although he hasn't shown his limit, he has been shown to be strong enough to slap a reporter so hard, he knocks out four of his teeth and breaks his jaw.

## Weaknesses

* **Low-level Durability:** As shown in the comic, he was killed by a rocket when it exploded, which suggests he might have had low superhuman durability or none at all.
Skandia

**Skandia** is a minor character in the comic book series *The Boys*. She is a Slavic or Germanic Supe and a member of the Children of Stormfront.

## History

As the other members of the so-called “Children of Stormfront,” Skandia was the spitting image of a mythical Viking warrior. However, in truth, and just like the rest of the team, she was not related to Stormfront at all. Instead, she and other Slavic or Germanic Supes had simply been grouped together by Vought, likely for marketing purposes.

Her only appearance was with the rest of her group attempted to ambush Billy Butcher. Following her leader Vikor's request, she was supposed to read his mind after the other members attacked him, but The Female was able to incapacitate the whole team by herself. Skandia survived the attack, but had to be hospitalized due to open fractures on both of her legs.

Later, Vikor mentions that Skandia died after a morphine overdose during her treatment. It is also implied that both of them were in a sexual relationship.

## Known powers

* **Telepathy:** Skandia is a telepath. The full extent of her powers is not revealed, but she can use her gift to read minds.
Oh-Father

*For the Dynamite version of the character, see Oh-Father/Comics.*

**Oh-Father** is a character mentioned in Season Three of the Amazon series, *The Boys*.

## *The Boys* Series

### Background

On August 19, 1997, Oh-Father was accused of molesting minors. The accusation would later be put in the newspaper.

### Season Three

―A newspaper headline regarding Oh-Father.[src]

A newspaper clipping of Oh-Father's accusation can be seen inside of M.M's closet, along with the crimes and malfeasances of multiple Supes.

## Powers

* **Superhuman Hearing**: Oh-Father, being a supe, has better hearing beyond that of ordinary humans, capable of hearing certain frequencies.

## Trivia

* In the comics, Oh-Father is the organizer for Capes for Christ; however, in the show, Ezekiel is.
	+ While not confirmed, it can be assumed that Oh-Father was the original organizer for Capes for Christ, but after his accusations were made public, Ezekiel took up leadership.

## References

1. ↑ Bob in *First Day*: *"Did you know Supes have a wider range of hearing than us? Like dogs."*
Payback (film)

―Tagline

***Payback*** is a film based on the Vought-American superhero team of the same name. Produced by Vought Pictures and distributed by Vought Productions, the film explores the origins of the titular team.

## Cast

* Soldier Boy as himself
* Crimson Countess as herself
* TNT Twins as themselves
* Mindstorm as himself
* Swatto as himself
* Gunpowder as himself
* Black Noir as himself
* Airburst as himself
G-Men

*For For the Dynamite Entertainment version of this group, see G-Men/Comics.*
The **G-Men** are presumably a major faction of the Amazon Prime Video series *Gen V*, a spin-off of *The Boys*.

## History

Founded by John Godolkin or, presumably, his kin, the G-Men were most likely active alongside Payback in the 1980s. Like most superhero teams, the G-Men were funded and managed by Vought-American. Unlike Payback, which disbanded after the fabricated death of Soldier Boy, the G-Men continued to remain active.

In 2019, the G-Men starred in *G-Men: World War*, a superhero war film.

In 2020, the G-Men are caught up in a scandal that is nicknamed "#G-Too"

## Trivia

* The G-Men are a parody of Marvel Comics' X-Men.
* With the G-Men starring in *G-Men: World War*, it can be assumed that the members of the G-Men are all still alive and active as of 2019.
* The emergence of the #G-Too movement in response to sexual assault allegations against members of the G-Men draws clear inspiration from the #MeToo movement, highlighting the influence and resonance of the latter in addressing issues of sexual misconduct.
	+ It could also be a reference to the G-Men in the comics secretly being a depraved sex cult, with Godolkin being a pedophile who kidnapped children from off the streets before brainwashing and molesting into becoming his "superhero team".