Prime Video's R-Rated Superhero Would Solo The Entire Boys Universe In Hours

Published Oct 24, 2026, 3:30 PM EDT Kyle is a senior writer at ScreenRant and has been part of the team for over two years. Having led coverage on The Walking Dead projects alongside Rick & Morty, Kyle is well versed in numerous genres. Born in Glasgow, Scotland, Kyle is a passionate journalist who has a keen interest in TV and film. He has six years of experience studying journalism including a HND in Practical Journalism and a BA Honours in Journalism, Media and Communication and History. Alongside his love for TV and film, Kyle enjoys video games, football and Formula 1. Despite the conclusion of the main show, The Boys lives on through its spinoffs, and with Vought Rising set to premiere next year, more powerful supes could be introduced to this fictional universe. Based on Garth Ennis' comic series, The Boys offers one of the darkest superhero stories ever to make it on screen, which is full of blood and violence. Even though Prime Video's version is arguably tamer than the source material, the series is still extremely sinister at times due to its real-life parallels. The franchise plays with the idea of these superpowered beings serving corrupt corporations and putting on a warm public face, despite their horrible behavior behind the scenes. No one embodies this more than Homelander, who was easily The Boys' strongest supe before his death. During the early seasons, he was the poster boy of Vought who was adored by the public, yet when the cameras were off, he was committing some of the most brutal acts imaginable, eventually letting his mask slip. Still, he gained a cult following and eventually forced people to support and worship him or suffer his wrath, with even the most powerful opposition struggling to stop him. In this universe, he was basically a god, yet in the Invincible universe, he wouldn't stand a chance, especially against someone like Mark Grayson. The protagonist is only about 19–20 by the time Invincible season 4 ends, but he has more than enough strength and experience to defeat Homelander with ease. Additionally, even The Boys' more unique supes still wouldn't pose a threat to Mark, who would solo everyone in the entire franchise in just a matter of hours, if not sooner. Mark Grayson Is Significantly Stronger Than Any Character From The Entire Boys Universe While The Boys nails its grounded and realistic approach, Invincible is a more traditional superhero story and, as such, has much stronger characters. Naturally, with Mark Grayson being the lead hero, he's no pushover, possessing those typical Superman-like traits, but on a much larger scale than someone like Homelander. Although he doesn't have heat vision, Mark's physicality is enough to wreck entire cities. The impact of him hitting the ground caused buildings to collapse, while his body being held out against a train didn't just destroy the vehicle, but also everyone inside it. Mark can fly and hold his breath for an inhuman amount of time, while possessing super strength, super speed, enhanced senses, being nearly invulnerable, and having a healing factor. All of this makes him a match for most in the Invincible universe, and with his DNA being half-Viltrumite — the strongest species in the franchise — he's insanely powerful. Whereas a blow from the likes of Homelander or Soldier Boy would kill most humans and many other supes in The Boys universe, it would barely leave a scratch on Mark. He's simply far too fast for the majority of these characters, maybe except for speedsters, and packs a way harder punch than any supe. The fact that Mark is one of Invincible's most powerful characters after season 4 should tell you everything you need to know, but watching him kill one of the toughest Viltrumites in the series while having his internal organs removed, confirmed just how scary he is, especially since he survived the whole ordeal and recovered to full strength. Even characters like Marie, who can manipulate her opponents' blood, probably wouldn't be able to act before Mark's speed stops her, which is the same reason Neuman never tries to kill Homelander. Therefore, if Invincible was more like one of his evil variants, he'd conquer The Boys universe in no time, killing anyone who stands in his way. Which Other Invincible Characters Could Solo The Boys Universe? Considering Invincible's universe is far stronger than The Boys', there is no shortage of characters capable of soloing every supe. Out of the gate, every living Viltrumite would single-handedly defeat The Boys' entire roster, from Thragg all the way to Oliver, since their strength and durability vastly exceed everyone in this rival show. Likewise, all of Invincible's Coalition of Planets members would have a pretty good chance at achieving this, as Allen and Battle Beast would have no problem dealing with the Seven or any Godolkin University students, while Tech Jacket would give most supes a run for their money. The only one who would fail is Telia, since she isn't a fighter. Even then, she might at least be able to devise a plan that could foil most of The Boys' cast, but she couldn't do it single-handedly. Cecil also falls into this category, as with his resources, he'd likely take down the Seven in hours, maybe a few days at most, but he would need some heroes at his disposal. Atom Eve would also stand a pretty good chance, as her powers are arguably more powerful than anyone in Invincible, but she'd have to learn to master them; otherwise, she could be prone to someone like Mindstorm or Cate Dunlap. The Guardians of the Globe could wipe out The Boys universe as a team, but individually, there are a few more questions. Bulletproof is the most likely from this team to pull it off, or the Immortal if he still counts as an official member. In truth, there are countless more Invincible characters that would likely be able to solo everyone from The Boys, as even supporting characters like Mister Liu and one of the Mauler Twins could likely come out on top. With so many options, Invincible wouldn't even have to send one of its top 20 strongest characters to take care of business in The Boys universe, showing the vast difference in power levels between these two superhero franchises. The Boys 7/10 Release Date 2019 - 2026-00-00 Showrunner Eric Kripke Based on the hit comic series, Amazon Prime's The Boys is a gritty subversive take on the superhero genre, focusing on a group of vigilantes who confront and punish the powerful superheroes who abuse their abilities. Invincible 8/10 Release Date March 26, 2021 Network Amazon Prime Video Based on the comic book character by Robert Kirkman, Invincible follows Mark Grayson, a seventeen-year-old who leads a seemingly average life save for the fact that he lives behind the shadow of his superhero father, Omni-Man. Mark goes on to develop superhuman abilities, but he must also learn that his father's legacy isn't as glitzy and glamorous as he's been led to believe.