Starlight's Introduction is Worse in the Comics

Starlight's Introduction is Worse in the Comics
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[idreadFell]

Funny how the Deep wasn’t involved in the comics but is the only one responsible in the la series.

[Common_moth]

If im not wrong A-train said "Can't stop the A-train" during this situation which is crazy

[FRISHR]

“Starlight, blow A-Train and me.”

—Homelander

[giachuandang]

Starlight be like huh homeboy’s duck and the weird black guy’s duck looked suspiciously similar XD

[miniuguerilla]

I like how in the comics the deep compared to the rest of the seven was actually a pretty stand up guy

[tylergoodman]

I remember reading this; it was a dark day for Starlight. 🎉

[SO-ifyn]

I beat it after these pages, don’t know why…I’m a sick man.😔

[JayIceColdD]

Yeah... They actually "cleaned" this up for the show.
Which, if you've seen the show, REALLY says a lot.

[treshoncharles]

wait until everyone hears about comic book soldier boy

[seyiawokoya]

if u think about it, homelander gave her a choice

[punkghostsamurai]

The things you have to do to be a part of something you think is greater than yourself. Only to find out it's lesser than what you thought.

[giyuutomioka]

Starlight mustve had trouble finding it.

[andrew-ow]

Wow, the writer of this hates superheros that much

[HorneIius]

Jesus dawg you can see the bruises on her lips

[blackjack]

the boys comics are just really tucked up arent they?

[PAPERGRL]

These comments are legit scaring me. 😰

[Fatherjohn]

I like how your captions don’t allow any one to read the speech bubbles, keep up they great work

[call_me_Lup]

"Homelander and omniman normalize evil, while superman normalizes happiness"

~a wise man

[iliketocomment]

Starlight, star bright, first star I see tonight. Do your job. 😂

[camcapcha]

Putting the onus of responsibility on Starlight and not her assaulters is morally reprehensible. Saying she could have done this or that belies the experience of being cornered in a room by literal human weapons. She didn't assault herself and saying that she did is disgusting.