The Shocking Deaths of The Seven in The Boys Comic Universe
The Seven, one of the most dominant teams in “The Boys” universe, meet their demise as the comic series reaches its conclusion. Let’s delve into the stunning deaths of the team members that left fans reeling.
Billy Butcher’s Vengeance on Jack from Jupiter
In a fit of rage, Billy Butcher fatally stabs Jack from Jupiter after suspecting him of murdering his beloved pet dog, Terror. The intense emotional turmoil leads to a violent encounter that results in Jack’s untimely demise.
Tragic Demise of Mister Marathon
During The Seven’s valiant effort to thwart a plane crash on 9/11, a tragic accident occurs, leading to the accidental decapitation of Mister Marathon. The unforeseen disaster takes a toll on the team, causing the loss of a valuable member.
Hughie’s Quest for Justice Against A-Train
Seeking retribution for the death of his girlfriend, Robin, Hughie confronts A-Train and ultimately takes matters into his own hands by ending the supe’s life. The long-awaited justice is served as Hughie exacts his revenge on his girlfriend’s killer.
Homelander’s Ruthless Act Against Queen Maeve
In a shocking turn of events, Homelander mercilessly kills Queen Maeve while she valiantly shields Starlight from harm. The once formidable partnership between Homelander and Maeve takes a dark and sinister turn as madness consumes Homelander.
Black Noir’s Astonishing Revelation and Final Stand
In a jaw-dropping revelation, Black Noir discloses his true identity as Homelander’s clone before delivering a fatal blow to the patriotic supe. The intense showdown between Black Noir and Homelander culminates in a gruesome demise for the iconic character.
Survivors Amidst Tragedy
Following the devastating events, only three members of The Seven manage to survive the harrowing finale. Despite the overwhelming losses, Lamplighter resurfaces, albeit with diminished cognitive function, and is discovered by the CIA. The Deep unexpectedly emerges as a survivor, joining Vought-American’s futile endeavor to resurrect The Seven as part of The True. Starlight, alongside Hughie, emerges unscathed and plays a pivotal role in the epilogue of the “Dear Becky” miniseries.
In a series marked by heart-wrenching sacrifices and shocking twists, the cataclysmic conclusion of “The Boys” leaves a lasting impact on both the characters and readers alike. As the dust settles and the fates of The Seven are sealed, the legacy of their tumultuous journey lives on in the annals of comic book history.