The Justice League's 'Homelander' Moment Shows Humanity SHOULD Fear Them
Warning! Spoilers for The Boys by Dynamite Comics
The Justice League and Homelander from The Boys might have taken two totally different approaches after visiting the President of the United States at the White House, but both proved having superpowers makes them well above the law. In JLA: Classified #12 by DC Comics, the Justice League easily passed armed guards in one of the most protected places on Earth and got to the office of President Lex Luthor, showing that, like Homelander, they don't abide by the elected authority when they don't want to.
One of the most insane moments from The Boys comic book series is when Homelander finally lost control and went on a killing spree at the White House. After being tricked into believing he was responsible for some horrifying actions he didn't actually commit, the Supe finally broke, going to the White House and murdering the President. The moment showed what Homelander was capable of doing when using his full powers and that the law could only do so much to stop him. While Homelander would be killed thanks to the failsafe clone, Black Noir, he proved that having powers meant he could sidestep rules when needed. While the Justice League didn't make such a violent statement in their White House visit, they made a similar statement once when seeking answers to a dark mystery.
Related: Why Homelander Doesn't Use His Full Powers in The Boys
In JLA: Classified #12 by Warren Ellis, Butch Guise, David Barron, and Phil Balsman by DC Comics, like Homelander breaking into the White House in The Boys, the Justice League decides to enter by force after trying to decode a mysterious alien letter. Despite guards and the U.S. army being deployed at the White House to protect President Lex
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