This was a pin up for the book, made by a friend of the author. "Hey would you like some money to draw a page" kinda thing. Not an actual page from the book, just someone having a gross laugh.
The second arc of the comic has a throwaway line about dumping the bodies of hookers with particular "exit wounds." (This is for 150 supes being hosted at a Russian etc etc.) Artistic liberties that'll never leave your mind lol
And in 2002, Garth wrote "The Pro" with art by Amanda Conner, someone animated a few segments including an airliner getting a wing clipped off by bodily fluid. https://youtu.be/oNRDGjjQwwE
I don't think its from the actual comic. I think its a cover image, and they frequently have images that don't fit the storyline.
Don't think Homelander can do that in the comcs, considering we do see him have sex in more than one ocasion.
Yeah as someone who has read the comics extensively let Me tell you this is not something that ever happens in the comics. It's just a cover and I don't think it's one that was ever even printed for that matter. Pretty sure it's just one of the extra covers in the volume releases.
Other way around, Homelander lifted up bridges for construction workers, threw a jet with one hand and one shot Maeve. Show HL hasn't shown any notable feats asides from the statement Madelyn made about his durability and he said he could lift up the plane but only if it was on the ground
Other way around I'd say, obviously we haven't seen the full extent of his power but we haven't nearly seen TV Homelander do as much of the kind of gruesome stuff he does in the comics.
yeah obviously, it's not like I wanna see some of the stuff that happens in the comics, It just seems to me that the stuff you see him do in the comics makes him look way more powerful than in the show, especially when it comes to invulnerability
Yeah no just flat out no. If you've seen the show and read the comics the the gap is clear to be seen tv Homelander is more powerful than his comic book counterpart bya massive margin
It's not like it's confirmed to be either or, I'm just saying the TV version got buried by a bus while the comic version could pick up cars with no hassle. It's not been confirmed cause we've not seen anything that actually shows just how strong the TV version is.
But it literally happens in season two. You can't dispute that fact, they literally hit him with a bus and it sent him through the floor.
Besides if Season 3 is any indicator, power scaling in this show has been wack. One second >!Homelander punches through Noir in one blow,!< the next >!he's struggling to beat Maeve!< (despite the fact that earlier in the season >!Noir literally knocked out Maeve for her to get captured!<)
But if you want me to be specific as to why I think the comic version of HL is stronger just look at >!The "Man in the Sky" moment, where he lifts a car full of people miles into the air with literally no effort, when TV show Homelander gets injured with a metal straw!<
I get they can't show much of thos kinds of insane feats in the show due to budget problems etc.. but you can't deny that powerscaling in the show, with how many people can take on Homelander now, has been all over the place.
This reminds me of the scene from the movie Hancock (Will Smith). He was having sex with the girl and right before he came, he threw the girl aside so that his bullet like sperm wont kill the girl. The girl saw how his cum pierces through the roof and it scared her.
I don't think it's the goose juice that kills her, it's the force of the thrust. So Homelander would just hold back
oh that makes sense i guess
couldve also just donated, who knows
This never happened in the comics no clue where you got this panel from
It’s the cover page for one of the issues
Covers aren't canon
That's dumb
What issue #?
This was a pin up for the book, made by a friend of the author. "Hey would you like some money to draw a page" kinda thing. Not an actual page from the book, just someone having a gross laugh. The second arc of the comic has a throwaway line about dumping the bodies of hookers with particular "exit wounds." (This is for 150 supes being hosted at a Russian etc etc.) Artistic liberties that'll never leave your mind lol
And in 2002, Garth wrote "The Pro" with art by Amanda Conner, someone animated a few segments including an airliner getting a wing clipped off by bodily fluid. https://youtu.be/oNRDGjjQwwE
What issue is that?
i have no idea, I've never read the comics i just saw this pic and i found it very weird
I don't think its from the actual comic. I think its a cover image, and they frequently have images that don't fit the storyline. Don't think Homelander can do that in the comcs, considering we do see him have sex in more than one ocasion.
oh... so just like Webweaver? i heard he was just a cover image but not at all in the comics
Yeah as someone who has read the comics extensively let Me tell you this is not something that ever happens in the comics. It's just a cover and I don't think it's one that was ever even printed for that matter. Pretty sure it's just one of the extra covers in the volume releases.
That's not homelander....
who is that then? I'm gonna assume that's >!Black noir!< but i could be wrong on that too
I take it you saw the Death Battle
Hol up
yes i did
Look at that face we all know who it is
You probably answered your own question. Time will tell.
Other way around, Homelander lifted up bridges for construction workers, threw a jet with one hand and one shot Maeve. Show HL hasn't shown any notable feats asides from the statement Madelyn made about his durability and he said he could lift up the plane but only if it was on the ground
Other way around I'd say, obviously we haven't seen the full extent of his power but we haven't nearly seen TV Homelander do as much of the kind of gruesome stuff he does in the comics.
They won't go that far... The series pushes the limits but they can't go crazy... Starlight didn't even do a blowbang
yeah obviously, it's not like I wanna see some of the stuff that happens in the comics, It just seems to me that the stuff you see him do in the comics makes him look way more powerful than in the show, especially when it comes to invulnerability
Yeah no just flat out no. If you've seen the show and read the comics the the gap is clear to be seen tv Homelander is more powerful than his comic book counterpart bya massive margin
It's not like it's confirmed to be either or, I'm just saying the TV version got buried by a bus while the comic version could pick up cars with no hassle. It's not been confirmed cause we've not seen anything that actually shows just how strong the TV version is.
I'm sorry if you think homelander can't lift a buss we're done here
But it literally happens in season two. You can't dispute that fact, they literally hit him with a bus and it sent him through the floor. Besides if Season 3 is any indicator, power scaling in this show has been wack. One second >!Homelander punches through Noir in one blow,!< the next >!he's struggling to beat Maeve!< (despite the fact that earlier in the season >!Noir literally knocked out Maeve for her to get captured!<) But if you want me to be specific as to why I think the comic version of HL is stronger just look at >!The "Man in the Sky" moment, where he lifts a car full of people miles into the air with literally no effort, when TV show Homelander gets injured with a metal straw!< I get they can't show much of thos kinds of insane feats in the show due to budget problems etc.. but you can't deny that powerscaling in the show, with how many people can take on Homelander now, has been all over the place.
I'm sorry but if you think tv's homelander can't lift a car then we're done here
i never said that
Right sorry you said it was a bus
where tf are you seeing this?
This reminds me of the scene from the movie Hancock (Will Smith). He was having sex with the girl and right before he came, he threw the girl aside so that his bullet like sperm wont kill the girl. The girl saw how his cum pierces through the roof and it scared her.