Television

Season 4 of The Boys turns Butcher’s hatred of Supes into a brain tumor. Here’s how the show uses his cancer to explore his obsession with revenge.

Unlike the comics, The Boys stay human in the TV series. Season 3’s Temp V arc explores what happens when Butcher and Hughie do get superpowers

The Legend appeared once in The Boys Season 3, then disappeared. His absence reveals how the show handles satire differently than the comics.

Disney turned the fourth season of The Mandalorian into a theatrical film. The decision shows Lucasfilm doesn’t know what to do with the series.

Fallout Season 2 Struggled With Pacing and Story Structure

The second season of Fallout expanded its world with New Vegas and Caesar’s Legion but struggled to develop its many storylines.

The Boys changed Black Noir from Homelander’s clone to a separate character. Both versions critique how corporations treat their employees.

The Boys comics made The Female a violent, nameless weapon. The TV show reimagines her as a traumatized survivor who’s more than meets the eye.

The Fallout Season 2 finale left fans with one burning question: did Hank really wipe his mind, or is he playing the long con?

Lucy’s naive idealism isn’t the result of living her entire life inside of Vault 33. Her father Hank conditioned her to be compliant.