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Antony Starr isn\u2019t exactly known for softness as Homelander on The Boys<\/em>, but his new Instagram farewell hits like a superpowered punch right to the gut. In a long, Instagram post, he called the series \u201cthe highlight of my career,\u201d and shouts out the Canadian crew, Amazon, Sony, and his \u201cco-parent\u201d in crafting the character, Showrunner Eric Kripke. \u201cWe created a monster, sir,” he noted.<\/p>\n Castmates chimed in fast: Karen Fukuhara (Kimiko) wrote, \u201cWhat a f\u2014ing time we had\u2026 miss it already,\u201d Jessie T. Usher (A-Train) added, \u201cYou did a damn good job as Homelander,\u201d and Erin Moriarty (Starlight) called working with him \u201ca masterclass.\u201d Starr\u2019s sign-off was the emotional note The Boys<\/em>\u00a0fans have been dreading: \u201cWe cooked for the last time\u2026 Homelander, signing off.\u201d<\/p>\n View the original article<\/a> to see embedded media.<\/strong><\/p>\n Season 4 ended with Homelander tightening his grip on the country. After publicly exposing Vice President-elect Victoria Neuman as a supe on live TV (and proving it with a heat-vision blast), chaos erupted. By episode\u2019s end, both President-elect Robert Singer and Neuman were out, and martial law put every supe under Homelander\u2019s command. His goal of becoming America\u2019s strongman had come to fruition. The Boys scattered (or were captured) and Butcher seized the sole remaining vial of the supe-killing virus.<\/p>\nWhere did we last leave Homelander in Season 4?<\/h2>\n