The worlds of Billy Butcher and The Homelander will forever be swayed by the shadow of Superman's presence on their Earth, and the fates of countless lives, two worlds, and one young boy rest on their shoulders, against a tempest decades in the making. Sequel to Two Men in the Sky. Part 2 of A Crowbar In the Works.

A guy from our world dies, but only after finishing watching season 2 of the boys, so when given the option of reincarnation he chooses to be the man of steel in the world of the boys, rated M for violence and language. I don't own anything but the plot.

Homelander gave a glare. Wasn't this one of those robots from that movie with many explosions? He was definitely not happy when his rescue was stolen by this weird automaton. He's going to give him his own version of what justice is. He'll see. But little did the star spangled hero know...that this robot would end up changing everything. Rated M to be safe.

The Homelander is payed a visit by a man from beyond the stars who outsmarts and de-powers him but instead of leaving the broken man, he decides to give him a second chance and takes him aboard the TARDIS in hopes he’ll see there’s more to life then being a bully.

Just a quick little story of Soldier Boy from the TV show The Boy's Vs MCU Captain America.

Homelander decided to confront whoever or WHATever this robotic being is. He's just standing there, talking with someone. He decided to confront it. It was Vought's orders anyway. He's not going to let some robot ruin his own world. But little did Homelander know...that this fight...is one he did NOT expect. Rated T to be safe.

A civilian looking for revenge, a supervillain with a mysterious past, and a humble yet naive new hero. How will these three change the fate of superheroes forever?

While fighting both Kevin and Vilgax at Niagara Falls both them and Ben get sucked into a portal created by the Null Void projector. Only it’s not the Null Void they land. They land in a world where Superheroes are just a bunch of corporate puppets and think they can do whatever they want. But no it’s a real Hero’s Time.

A man with nothing to lose gets the chance to fix his past mistakes when he gets a job offer. The bad news is that he has to die first. Don’t worry, he’ll get used to it. OC, WC

In the wake of a reset, the spectre known as Scorpion finds himself in a world where Superheroes aren't what they appear and is tied to a web of corruption and crime that is deeply rooted in corporate red tape. With nothing but his swords and Hellfire at his disposal, the spectral assassin will show it means to be a true hero.

Traveling to a world of superheroes like in the comic Power Ponies, Sunset becomes the newest hero, Alicorn. Where she discovers that the heroes aren't heroes, a giant corporation controls them and does everything to keep them looking good to the public. Crossover with The Boys.

In a world where everything is owned by a corrupt mega-corporation and superheroes are, aside from a few exceptions, are corrupt, hedonistic bunch of assholes, the world will not expect a truly genuine hero in the form of an Angel that had come from the Heavens to save humanity from its self-destruction. If Malachi can do that without fucking shit up, that is.

Joanna, Female Homelander, has always loved A-Train she sees him as a little puppy she can use on the side. She thinks he has a certain charm to him. Unfortunately for her though, he realised how much of a psycho she is, it doesn’t matter to her though. If she can’t have him through love then she’ll have him through Fear. Though, Reginald, A-Train, is done with all this.

When her application to Godolkin University gets rejected Marie is on the fast track straight to hell, until The Boys step in. Marie Moreau never thought she could ever actually be a hero, and Billy Butcher never thought he could meet someone who he hates more than Homelander. Turns out they were both wrong. After all, you can't be a butcher without spilling a little blood.

DC/Boys xover. During a battle against an invading force, 2 iconic heroes are sent on a collision course with a world that does not understand the true meaning of heroism. Can these two turn the tide and educate a whole planet on what it means to be a hero or will they bow to pressure and temptation and turn away from their own beliefs and natures?

A trailer for a crossover I'm surprised hasn't happened yet. "Talk about a blast from the past." "You know, Crimson told me that I look the same. More or less. . . The same applies to you too. You look exactly the same. You should shave." SSSKKKKKRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEOOOOOOOOO-OOOOOOOOOOOONNNNNNKKK! "That works too, I guess.

Forced to live in Kansas with minimal Vought support a year before his debut, John found himself thoroughly annoyed. A god like him doesn't belong on the shoddy farms of the Midwest. His frustration reached new heights when he witnessed a mischievous pink devil, armed with her gadgets, playing in his barn AGAIN, gleefully screaming, "Hey! Hey! Look at me, John!"

Three Kryptonians, a Viltrumite, an Amazon goddess, a mighty Champion of Kahndaq, and two Supes compete in battles to prove which of them is the most powerful, which will be determined by whoever is the last one standing.

Welcome to Nerdman's battlegrounds. This fight is between the Golden Age Superman vs The Evil Homelander. Who will come out on top and who is a true super hero?

"Not so fast little bug." Peter's eyes widen as his strongest web burns like tissue paper under... are those laser eyes? And when Vought International offers him a contract he literally can't refuse, Peter accepts because at least this way he'll still be able to help out the little guy while trying to find his way back home. Right?

What defines a hero? Someone with great power? Great feats? Many people may argue over the definition, but what truly determines whether someone is recognized as a hero, is how they're perceived. And not always will that perception be the truth.

One day Hughie was grieving over the loss of his girlfriend, the next he woke up with a parasite calling itself Venom. This story is about a S1 Hughie becoming a badass with a loveable black and white symbiote we all know. Venom will be different since he is a product of Hughie's genetic superpower and is more inclined to do as Hughie pleases. A lot of people will be killed.

An entity abducted various heroes from DC Comics, with a particular hero in his sights. He tasked these heroes with a mission to bring down VOUGHT, while also exposing the true nature of the heroes in this world.

Danny meets Butcher, DOWN WITH most OF THE Seven!

Ben Tennyson, now going by the alias of Ben 10,000, has been teleported to the world of corrupt superheroes, and must aid a resistance group to expose the lie to the public that a multinational corporation who owns these heroes mean more harm than good. A Story Adopted by DoctorEd17.