[Original Spider-Man + Homelander + Beating Up the Seven]
Spider-Man transmigrates into the world of The Boys and becomes the wimpiest intern photographer at the Daily Bugle.
Here, heroes are a business, and justice is all for show.
Faced with Homelander’s hypocrisy and bullying, Peter simply adjusts his black-rimmed glasses and quietly changes into his red-and-blue suit.
As Homelander’s eyes turn blood-red and he tries to vaporize civilians with his heat vision, a blur flashes into view!
“Hey, buddy, didn’t your mom teach you not to play with fire?”
No flashy stunts, just sheer strength crushing the opposition!
Peter swings a heavy punch, shattering Homelander’s jaw on the spot, then throws him over his shoulder, slamming him from ten thousand meters in the air straight into the heart of Vought Tower!
Amid the rubble, broadcast live around the world, the once-arrogant false god is beaten like a dog, left to howl in despair, trapped in a web.
Peter dusts off his hands and smiles shyly at the camera:
“Don’t get me wrong. I’m just your friendly neighborhood regular guy.”
It's pretty cool. Is this a full-level Spider-Man? The opponents he has experienced are definitely not the Spider-Man in the comics, so he has such a wealth of experience and encounters various opponents. In the past, TV stations showed that Spider-Man showed IQ and defeated his opponents by relying on research serum and hand-made equipment. One person could defeat a bunch of villains. The movie really only showed Spider-Man's abilities, not his super brain.