The Boys introduced a particular Supe in season 3, who could end up being the one to off Vice Presidential candidate and fellow Supe Victoria Neuman. The Boys season 3 saw the introduction of more new Supes than ever before, mainly through the advent of Team Payback and the in-universe reality show American Hero. The third installment also revealed some key information about the then-Congresswoman Victoria Neuman’s backstory, and that she is the “head popper.” Couple that with the fact that Neuman has formed a situational alliance with Homelander, and The Boys season 4 will surely see her as a much more present antagonist — but one hero could be her downfall.
One member of the cast of The Boys season 3 is named Silver Kincaid (Jasmin Husain), and she only appeared in a handful of episodes. However, Kincaid could be the key to bringing down Neuman. Kincaid was one of the contestants on American Hero trying to get into The Seven. She was vouched for by Starlight, who noted to Homelander that the UK native was a UNICEF ambassador and had the highest rescue stats out of the finalists. Homelander refused to let a Muslim hero into The Seven. However, Silver Kincaid has a major backstory in the comics that could come to light in season 4 and could mean Neuman’s demise.
Why Silver Kincaid Would Want To Kill Neuman In The Boys Season 4
In The Boys comics, Silver Kincaid’s death sets up an arc that exposes yet another corrupt Supe team known as the G-Men, and the hero develops anti-Supe and establishment sentiments, which doesn’t bode well for Neuman. Silver Kincaid gained her powers when she was kidnapped and forcibly injected with Compound V. Neuman is essentially doing a version of this with her own daughter, which would give the Supe a personal reason to go after Neuman. In the comics, Silver Kincaid was taken by the leader of the G-Men, John Godolkin, sexually abused as a child, and forced to become a member of the G-Men.
John Goldokin will be played by Dexter: New Blood‘s Clancy Brown in the The Boys spinoff Gen V, meaning the G-Men and Goldokin University will play a major role in The Boys universe. It’s unlikely that the series will follow Silver Kincaid’s storyline to a T, as it contains a lot of upsetting elements regarding child sexual abuse in a show that’s already controversial. Red River has also been set up to be a replacement of sorts. However, if Silver Kincaid were to be a major character, she would definitely find herself allied with anyone who is trying to expose Supes and their misdoings, including Victoria Neuman, who is now allied with Homelander.
Silver Kincaid Killing Victoria Neuman Is A Classic The Boys Plot Twist
The Boys doesn’t always follow the comic book storylines, such as that of Becca Butcher’s brutal death, and this is for good reason. Having Silver Kincaid kill Victoria Neuman would be yet another classic twist on The Boys‘ part, as they tend to enjoy setting up a potential assassination, then subverting expectations by having someone else commit the murder. Silver Kincaid’s powers in the comics are a perfect match to those of Neuman, as she’s able to crush organs like hearts and brains using her telekinetic abilities. It’s in this way that she and Neuman are a near-perfect match to go up against one another, which could lead to a very bloody end for the Vice President-elect.
The G-Men were also set up early on in The Boys, with Vought head Madeline Stillwell commenting that the in-universe film G-Men: World War made $1.7 billion worldwide. It’s clear that the G-Men, and possibly their storyline of being exposed, will play a part in The Boys universe going forward — clueing in Silver Kincaid’s involvement. As a member of the G-Men, Silver Kincaid could play a crucial role going forward, and her character’s setup could lead to the Supe getting rid of Neuman once and for all. That being said, time will tell, and audiences will have to wait for The Boys season 4 to find out.
