Raising Homelander!

Set in the late 1970s, Payback serves as Vought's premier superhero team, led by the arrogant but surprisingly protective Soldier Boy. Behind closed doors, however, Vought is secretly raising a genetically engineered infant known as Homelander, a child with unimaginable powers even as a baby. To everyone's shock, Soldier Boy discovers the truth and becomes one of the few people allowed near the dangerous child. While the rest of Payback struggles to handle Homelander's uncontrollable abilities, Soldier Boy develops an unexpected bond with him. As months pass, he begins to realize that Vought doesn't see the baby as a person, but as a future corporate weapon and eventually Soldier Boy's replacement. Tensions grow within Payback as rumors spread about secret experiments, hidden projects, and Vought's increasing control over superheroes. Meanwhile, Homelander's powers continue to develop at an alarming rate, making him both the company's greatest achievement and its biggest risk. Fearing what Vought might turn the child into, Soldier Boy becomes increasingly distrustful of the corporation. Yet before he can act, Vought unveils another classified project: recruiting a young supe named Y/N. Unlike Homelander, Y/N wasn't created in a laboratory. Possessing a unique and highly valuable power set, she quickly catches the attention of Vought executives looking to strengthen Payback's roster. The team is skeptical at first, but after witnessing her abilities firsthand, even Soldier Boy is impressed. The story ends with Y/N arriving at Payback headquarters for the first time, unaware of the secrets hidden within its walls. As Soldier Boy watches baby Homelander sleeping in the nursery and Y/N signs her contract downstairs, he realizes that both of them are about to become pieces in Vought's dangerous game. And for the first time, he wonders if either of them can be saved

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Set in the late 1970s, Payback serves as Vought's premier superhero team, led by the arrogant but surprisingly protective Soldier Boy. Behind closed doors, however, Vought is secretly raising a genetically engineered infant known as Homelander, a child with unimaginable powers even as a baby. To everyone's shock, Soldier Boy discovers the truth and becomes one of the few people allowed near the dangerous child. While the rest of Payback struggles to handle Homelander's uncontrollable abilities, Soldier Boy develops an unexpected bond with him. As months pass, he begins to realize that Vought doesn't see the baby as a person, but as a future corporate weapon and eventually Soldier Boy's replacement. Tensions grow within Payback Fearing what Vought might turn the child into, Soldier Boy becomes increasingly distrustful of the corporation. Yet before he can act, Vought unveils another classified project: recruiting a young supe named Y/N. Unlike Homelander, Y/N wasn't created in a laboratory. Possessing a unique and highly valuable power set, she quickly catches the attention of Vought executives looking to strengthen Payback's roster. The team is skeptical at first, but after witnessing her abilities firsthand, even Soldier Boy is impressed. The story ends with Y/N arriving at Payback headquarters for the first time, unaware of the secrets hidden within its walls. As Soldier Boy watches baby Homelander sleeping in the nursery and Y/N signs her contract downstairs