The Boys Presents: Diabolical (2022)

The series features a positive portrayal of a gay couple in the episode 'Laser Baby's Day Out.' Simon and his husband are depicted as a loving, stable family unit, with Simon acting as a caring and competent father figure. Their sexual orientation is presented as a normal aspect of their lives, not a source of conflict or a plot device.

The series features female characters who achieve victories in direct physical combat against male opponents. Sun-Hee, temporarily empowered by a serum, physically defeats multiple male security personnel. Nubian Princess, a supe, overpowers her father in a close-quarters brawl using her superhuman strength.

Black Noir, a character established as white in "The Boys" comic series, is depicted as Black in "The Boys Presents: Diabolical." This constitutes a race swap from the original source material.

The series, consistent with the broader 'The Boys' universe, employs dark satire to critique hypocrisy and the abuse of power. While not directly attacking Christian dogma, it often portrays characters and institutions (like Vought International) that outwardly profess virtue and traditional morality (often with implicit religious undertones) as deeply corrupt or manipulative, offering no significant counterbalancing positive portrayals of faith or its adherents.