Homelander deafened Blindspot by clapping or striking his ears after Blindspot was being considered for The Seven. The scene is widely described as Homelander attacking him to assert control over Ashley and Vought, and Blindspot is later said to have gone missing in a Vought cover story.[2][3][9]
Blindspot was introduced as a potential new member of The Seven, and Homelander reacted violently when he saw him training. He hit Blindspot in a way that damaged his hearing, leaving him screaming in pain and effectively disabling his superhero skill set.[1][9][2]
Later in-universe reporting claimed Blindspot was missing after an overseas mission in Argentina, which is presented as a cover-up rather than the real explanation. The public story does not admit Homelander’s role.[3][5]
The latest coverage still treats this as one of Homelander’s most brutal early acts: he permanently or near-permanently maimed Blindspot to show he controlled The Seven.[7][2]
By the time the second season of The Boys rolls around, Vought International still has yet to fill the void left by the murder of Translucent. In fact, the first chunk of the season deals directly with the mega-corporation trying to introduce a seventh member to The Seven. As you might expect, Homelander (Antony Starr) […]
comicbook.comThe first installment of the in-world Vought News Network of The Boys featured a segment about Blindspot, the supe maimed by Homelander in Season 2.
www.cbr.comBlindspot is a minor character in the Amazon series The Boys. He is considered as a possible new candidate to join The Seven. Shortly after his birth of Blindspot, 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. Blindspot attended Godolkin University, and at some point during his time there he competed in a televised one-on-one battle against Eagle the Archer. Blindspot is a...
the-boys.fandom.comWhen guys like Homelander have a meltdown, the entire world is put on notice. Welcome to WatchMojo, and today we're counting down our picks for the most unhinged instances where Homelander erupted in disturbing bursts of anger.
www.watchmojo.comJust in case viewers forgot who they’re dealing with, the Season 2 premiere of The Boys features a truly shocking scene that distills who Homelander is in a deeply upsetting way
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