The Boys Season 4 kicks off with a familiar yet riveting anti-superhero saga. Showrunner Eric Kripke serves up a mix of old tricks and new revelations in the first three episodes, as Billy Butcher's crew plots against Homelander while navigating personal struggles. Butcher's character development shines as he faces mortality and grapples with past actions. Meanwhile, Homelander's descent into madness is skillfully portrayed by Antony Starr, teetering on the brink of a catastrophic breakdown. The rest of the cast also faces internal battles, with twists and betrayals adding complexity to the storyline. New additions to The Seven bring fresh dynamics, adding layers to the power struggle within Vought International. Despite some repetitive elements, Season 4 promises indecent action, unexpected alliances, and morally ambiguous characters that keep viewers hooked. With stellar performances and darkly humorous moments, The Boys Season 4 is off to a promising start.