The Boys: Starlight's Darkest 'The Seven' Moment Was Worse In The Comics
Warning! Potential spoilers for The Boys television series and comics below
After joining The Seven, Starlight learned the awful truth about the depravity behind Supes in The Boys, but the situation actually got worse for the hero, which has never been shared in the show. In The Boys comic book series, it's revealed that when Starlight sought solace in her boyfriend after being sexually assaulted by The Seven, she found her fellow team member, Drummer Boy, cheating on her with a nun hero named Holy Mary. Yes, a nun-themed Supe.
The Seven is the most powerful, recognizable, and profitable superteam in The Boys universe. Created by Vought-American, The Seven are led by Homelander, Queen Maeve, and The Deep and are beloved by the general public for their heroic acts. However, behind the scenes, the group of «heroes,» like most (if not all Supes), are murderous and depraved. That was never more clear than during Starlight's introduction to The Seven, where numerous team members sexually assaulted her. Unfortunately, The Seven's darker influence trickled down to some of Vought-American's lesser superteams. From Teenage Kix to Payback, to the G-Men, even the most minor heroes participate in all kinds of questionable acts. Starlight's first team, the Young Americans, and her former boyfriend, Drummer Boy, also participated in the depraved acts.
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In The Boys #15 by Garth Ennis, Darick Robertson, Simon Bowland, and Tony Avina, Starlight's time reuniting with her first superteam, the Young Americans is showcased. Annie January, seeking solace after the assault from her boyfriend and fellow Supe, Drummer Boy, returned to the Young Americans' home base
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