‘The Boys‘ is easily one of the most loved superhero shows of all time. The Amazon Prime show is mostly known for subverting the existing tropes. Its third season premiered on June 3 and met with critical acclaim. A fourth season was issued the same month and is currently under production.
Filled with interesting characters, ‘The Boys‘ has several characters in all shades that are popular among the audiences. Now, two new supes have been introduced: Firecracker and Sister Sage. Let’s find out more about these two exciting new characters for the show’s fourth season.
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‘The Boys’ Season 4 To Introduce Firecracker And Sister Sage
The fourth season of ‘The Boys‘ is highly anticipated. Now the makers have amped up the excitement by releasing the first look of two new supe characters.
On Monday, Amazon Prime Video unveiled the two new hires by Vought International for the fourth season. They are Firecracker (Valorie Curry) and Sister Sage (Susan Heyward).
Meet Sage. She’s already a thousand steps ahead of you.
And let's just say Firecracker has a short fuse. pic.twitter.com/Ci3li8j1LJ
— THE BOYS (@TheBoysTV) October 10, 2022
Both superhero suits have been designed by Laura Jean Shannon, the costume designer of the show. She has also styled Jensen Ackles’ fan-favorite Soldier Boy look.
We will have to wait for the details as the studio has said the characters “will be kept under wraps until the season airs.” Season four is currently under production in Toronto, Canada.
Erin Moriarty Slams Misogynistic Fans Who Hate Starlight
Moriarty’s performance as Annie January/Starlight has been well-received by everyone. However, there is a section of people who hate her for some reason.
Last month, the actress took to social media to slam the misogynistic rabid fans of the show who target her by reposting a fan article titled ‘#IStandWithStarlight?: The Betrayal of Erin Moriarty by The Boys Fans.’
“The harassment feels all the worse given the context of her role as Starlight on the show, a woman silenced and sexualized, treated like a celebrity canvas for others to project onto rather than a human being with her own thoughts and feelings,” the article said.
Moriarty responded, “I do feel paralyzed. I’ve put blood, sweat and tears into this role (over & over & over again), I’ve grown UP in this character’s shoes (*emphasis on grown up — we change & evolve mentally AND physically)”.
