"I never meant for it to end up like this," she promised him, reaching for him and fearing what would happen if he didn't believe what she was telling him. But he pulled away from her and she knew this was it. He grabbed hold of her chin, forcing her to look up at him. "You lied to me. You played me for a fool. How did you think it was going to end?" Homelander/OC

As a result of a lab accident, Ashley gains superpowers. How will she deal with them? How will Homelander deal with them? Rating is for future chapters.

A Self Insert into the universe of The Boys the day Starlight joins the Seven. As the Deep.

Shortly after World War I, in the 1920s, a special serum is developed by a group of secretive European Aristocrats that granted the user abilities only seen in tales of myth and legend. This organization was the Thule Society, a group of wealthy European elites hell bent on ensuring that Europe and all her colonies never fall to invasions of alien races.

In an alternate world, superheroes would have been nothing but overgrown children, not even amounting to half of the people they were supposed to be. In an alternate world, Compound V would have been invented and kept within America. This... Is not that world.

Sequel to The Birthday Situation. Homelander throws a Christmas party to get closer to Ashley.

Ashley's gotten an offer for a surprising new job in California and is conflicted, for various reasons. Post-Season 3. Note: Ashley isn't Vought's CEO here. She's still the Director of Talent Relations and Stan Edgar remains as CEO because I like him a lot.

En un intento desesperado por salvar su vida, Doppelganger se transforma en el deseo oculto de Homelander.

When John Gallagher is offered a spot on the world's premier superhero team, it's the paycheck that drives him to accept the spot. However, he finds himself pulled into a cycle of violence and debauchery, and finds himself fighting against the very person meant to lead his team. Because if Homelander gets what he wants... no one is safe.

Self- Insert into Homelander mostly because I wasn't pleased with the ending of season 3. It feels like the writers didn't really know what they were doing and forgot how some of the powers work, plus a bunch of in universe inconsistencies that annoyed the heck out of me. This will be a mix of show, comics and made up nonsense to make things fit.

Starlight and Homelander become a PR couple during their shooting of the reality show American Hero. But Starlight is haunted by the man she's forced to be with for the cameras, no matter how fake it really is. He's the terror reigning over her nightmares, and he'll bathe everything and everyone in blood as he'll gleefully watch her drown. During S3, episode 3 "Barbary Coast"

The multiverse is a vast, vast place. They chose me for a reason, my universe was simply the fucking best of them. I'm the strongest one, the only hero for every fucking America. I'm Homebound and I can do whatever the fuck I want now. Also known as: Vought's solution to the Homelander problem is to steal another Homelander from an alternate universe, Homebound. It backfires.

The Homelander is desperate for the love of a woman, he sets his laser-beamed eyes on an ordinary college girl. Vought's golden boy becomes her darkest nightmare in the form of one man whose delusions of love will be her downfall. Based loosely on the 1965 film "The Collector". ONE-SHOT NOT A ROMANCE! VERY DARK! See story for trigger warnings... Female OC intentionally left unnamed

An AU where - thanks to some initial deviations - Homelander is given a fighting chance to become a true hero.

As Madelyn Stillwell's personal assistant, Helena Flores finds herself caught between protecting her job, and more importantly her life-or, helping Billy Butcher bring down the supe who killed her best friend, Becca. [Butcher/OFC]

Raven Campbell is Hughie's little sister. She has been staying away for the past 7 months and after seeing her brother's girlfriend's name mentioned on the news she goes back home. She is a compound V baby and her Dad won custody of her and Hughie after it was done without his permission, Raven has Telekinesis, Teleportation, pretty much scarlet witch powers but sapphire blue.

Madelyn's thoughts after Butcher straps the explosives onto her and Homelander arrives.

This is a parallel story. A deconstruction OF a deconstruction. You think you know them. That you have every reason to hate them. But what if all you've ever heard & seen were the REAL lies? What if Vought "owned" no one? What if Heroes WERE good? What if everything you've been shown was the product of one warped, pissed-off, diabolical mind? Dedicated to Lewis "Linkara" Lovhaug.

Dr. Veronica Taylor has been handed her most difficult assignment through her position in the CIA yet. More difficult than rehabbing the black ops team that 'died' in Bolivia. Keeping William Butcher in line while also making sure that the new Office of Supe Affairs runs smoothly sounds like a cosmic joke. Who did she piss off to get this one?

Anselm never asked to be a hero, nor to make good choices, everyone just expected him to, and who could blame them when he could be the most powerful person on the planet! But that doesn't mean he made the right choices, the right friends, or had the best taste in women, but that's tattling, and Vought hates whistleblowers. Rated M because... have you seen this universe? OC/Secret

A series of Homelander x oc dabbles as he is currently living rent free in my head. Will take prompts/Scanarios and I hope you enjoy!

With threats ever slowly increasing in the world, the Guardians of the globe meet up and discuss before going into a brutal fight against Omni man.

In a major AU where a British Scientist develops a far more potent serum than compound, granting its user Homelander's level of power in the form of psionic abilities, with their power set resembling the Viltrumites's more so, and like the Viltrumites, they wish to conquer and exterminate the races they deem lesser than them, using armies of pawns in the form of racist white men.

Homelander finds out that someone survived the Flight 37 plane crash and intends to kill her, but changes his mind when he finds out that she doesn't have any memories of the event. He begins to develop a dark fascination with her and plans on doing whatever it takes to start a family again.

Sometimes even a wavering light in the darkness can be enough to bring you through. How will Billy Butcher cope with a supe he can't walk away from?