Superman --> Homelander
Batman --> Black Noir (so underdeveloped what is going on there???)
Wonder Woman --> Queen Maeve
Flash --> A-Train
Aquaman --> The Deep
Green Lantern / Shazam --> Starlight (thin correlation, but electricity/lightning like Shazam)
Martian Manhunter / Cyborg (comics vs movie) --> Translucent (my mapping falls apart here)
It's not entirely accurate.
There is actually a version of the Batman in the Boys universe - TechKnight. The Boys left him alone because he's not a real supe and was actually kind of decent until he developed a rather extreme sexual disorder. I'll let you find out for yourself.
Black Noir represents more of a tendency than a person.
Not sure about Translucent but Starlight is not supposed to represent any particular superhero.
Starlight was supposed to replace Lamplighter, who was a Green Lantern analogue.
Black Noir is an analogue of Batman (the broody Justice League version), as is Tek Knight (the version that focuses more on Bruce Wayne and Gotham).
Starlight is not supposed to represent any particular superhero
Translucent was invented for the TV show. In the comics, he’s a Martian Manhunter-style character.
shareBlack Noir wears an all-black commando suit, never speaks and never shows his face. He's Snake Eyes from GI Joe. I know Snake Eyes doesn't have super powers, but other than that the two characters are identical. Batman doesn't have super powers either, of course.
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