Vought's primary source of revenue.
By
using their "heroes" as part of the
advertisement, Vought has expanded
their influence across every single form
of entertainment, including: Movies,
comics, music and T.V Shows.
Comics
Vought Comics: Responsible for
superhero comics. Parody of Marvel and
DC Comics.
Movies and T.V
Vought Studios: Responsible for the
production and release of superhero
movies, such as Dawn of the Seven and
Invisible Force. It's a parody of Marvel
Studios.
Vought News Network: Network
channel, dedicated solely to Vought
related news.
Vought+: A streaming service. It is a
parody of Disney+.
VSPN: Sports channel. It is a parody of
real world sports channel ESPN.
Vought Entertainment Television: A
fashion and pop-culture channel.
VTV Television for Women: A TV
channel directed at women viewers. It is
likely a parody of the Lifetime channel.
Vought Kids: A preschool TV channel for
kids.
Voughtoons: A series of cartoons.
Music
Vought Soul: A music channel, which
also includes TV shows. It is a TV
channel directed at members of the black
community and other minorities. "A-Train
To Africa" is one of the many shows
available at this channel.
Voughtify: A music streaming service.
Music videos such as: "Never Truly
Vanish", "Faster" and "Bow and Quiver"
can be accessed within the service. It is
a parody of Spotify.
Vought Records: A music company.
Eagle the Archer's new album, Bullseye
Beats, was announced to be coming
from them.
Other
Voughtland: A themed amusement park.
It is a parody of Disneyland due to word
associated with "land" next to the
company name.
Planet Vought Casino & Resort: A
casino resort located in Las Vegas. In
1986, Mindstorm performed live shows
called "Mental Magic with Mindstorm" at
the establishment.
Medical
Besides entertainment, Vought is also a
pharmaceutical company.
Sage Grove Center: A psychiatric facility
in New Jersey. Acts as a front for
Vought's tests of Compound V on live
adult subjects.
Global Wellness Center: A therapy and Wall Street investors.
service dedicated to helping Supes,
especially retired superheroes.
Other
Red River Institute: An adoption center Crime Analytics: A subdivision likely
for superpowered children. dedicated to analyzing information for the
Supes, so that they can fight crime more
Charity efficiently. After The Deep was named as
Vought owns and funds a variety of non- the new Head he fired everyone who had
profit organizations, likely so that they tweets that were critical of Homelander.
can retain a good reputation. Godolkin University: A university
dedicated to teaching Supes on how to
Samaritan's Embrace: A charity become heroes.
organization lead by Ezekiel. Acts as a Vought Rifle Association: An
front for the distribution for Compound V organization dedicated to teaching
to hospitals. people about the second amendment.
Starlight House: A non-profit
organization dedicated to helping
Associates
homeless and at-risk youth. Starlight is Vought has a large number of
the spokeswoman of this foundation and organizations and companies which they
while Starlight said that Homelander have invested in or have made deals
would be donating 10 million dollars to with, among them:
the Starlight House, Homelander refused
to donate. After Starlight left Vought, the Current Associates
organization started being accused of Our Sheet: An American company that
human trafficking. makes a great variety of affordable and
made in America only products, including
Food Chains bed sheets, 94% cotton triple ply toilet
Planet Vought: Restaurant chain. paper and dark roast southern harvest
Vought-A-Burger: Fast Food Chain. coffee. The Supe Blue Hawk is the
Vought Water: Plastic water bottle spokesmen of this brand. It appears to
brand. be a parody of the real-world company
Heaven's Harvest: A farming company MyPillow.
that was acquired by Vought. It is a Saving Our Seas Aquatic Animal
beloved Christian-owned organic farm to Foundation: A non-profit organization
shelf grocery store chain. The company dedicated to protecting sea life. It is
sees to be going well, pleasing Vought sponsored by Vought and the
organization gave Dinky to OceanLand
as a replacement for their previous lead
dolphin.
OceanLand: An aquatic zoo sponsored
by The Deep. After the accidental death
of its previous lead dolphin, during The
Deep's attempted to free the creature
from OceanLand, the Saving Our Seas
Aquatic Animal Foundation gave a baby
bottlenose dolphin named Dinky to the
zoo as a replacement.
Kirei Shoyu: A Japanese seafood
restaurant chain. The Deep has done a
commercial for the franchise, advertising
its beautiful soy sauce and tasty food.
The restaurant chain appears to have an
octopus and a flying bottle of soy sauce
as its mascots.
Compound V
Compound V was a super serum that
was created by Joseph Vogelbaum and
was originally intended to create super
soldiers for the Third Reich. Fearing for
his life when he realized that the war was
lost for the Nazis, Vogelbaum escaped to
the United States with the help of Vought
American, who continued to fund his
experiments. Immediately after the
creation of Compound V, the corporation
nearly went bankrupt and eventually
regained their wealth by manufacturing
superhero teams such as The Seven by
injecting the fetuses of pregnant
volunteers with the drug. Although these
trials were successful, they were also
extremely costly, forcing Vought
American to inject future subjects with an
inferior version of the serum.
Furthermore, it appears that varying
traces of the Compound V formula were
passed down through familial bloodlines,
often resulting in the births of natural
born Supes with at least one super-
powered parent. Contrary to the TV
series, in the comics is said that less that
half of the people expossed to compund
V developt superpowers, most just get
some form of cancer or, in the worst
cases, horrible and sometimes deadly
malformations.
Compound V can also be mix with ilegal
drugs to enhance their effect or to
temporally give regular humans extra-
durabillity (its consumption being often
obligatory for the prostitutes who give
service to supes, to reduce the sex-
worker's risk of being accidentally killed
during the act).
Vaught American main aspiration on the
comics was to improve the compound V
formula untill they could control exactly
what kind of superpowers the subject
developts and then sell it to the United
States millitary to enhance soldiers, but
after dr. Vogelbaum's apparent dead no
other scientist was able to make any
progress, forcing Vaught to remind in the
relatively less lucrative niche of
costumed crimefighters.
Supers
Contrary to popular belief, most Supers
are not born with their abilities, but are
instead the results of children who, with
the permission of their parents, were
heavily medicated with Compound V; an
alchemical super serum known
produce permanent superpowers
human subjects.
These children are the legal property of
Vought International and are often
marketed by the company to perform
public services such as rescue missions
in order to win popularity, love and
admiration from the general public as a
means for the company to capitalize
upon. Due to the fact that, until recently,
Compound V was contained within the
borders of the United States, it was
widely believed that America was "the
chosen land of God" since every Supe
for the last 70+ years were red-blooded
Americans. It was also believed that
Supes, much like the prophets and
messiahs of ancient times, were chosen
by God to inherit their abilities and were
subsequently revered by many different
temples and churches.
To perpetuate these lies, the parents of
these children were often compensated
with financial hush money and forced to
sign a series of non-disclosure
agreements. However, since the
discovery of "super terrorists" from other
regions of the world, the belief that
America was divinely favored has been
irrevocably debunked. Soon thereafter,
with the public revelation of Compound
V, the belief that all superheroes were
the result of divine selection has also
to been debunked.
in
Powers
Whilst any individual who is injected with
Compound V and survives the mutation
process is guaranteed to develop
superpowers, these powers are often
random and completely unpredictable.
Additionally, based on the dialogue
between Hughie Campbell and Annie
January, where Hughie explained how he
intuitively knew what his abilities were
and also that if he clenched his
buttcheeks together and jumped that he
would be able to teleport, this seemingly
indicates that all Supes have an inherent
understanding of what their superpowers
are and more importantly what specific
gestures and/or physical requirements
might be necessary in order to activate
them. However, based on the genuine
surprise that Hughie expressed when he
realized that he could not teleport his
clothing with him, this also indicates that
Supes are ignorant of what the limitations
of their super-abilities might entail.
 active during the 1980s. Owned and
Supers Groups managed by Vought American, they were
The Seven considered to be the greatest superhero
The most powerful and famous team of their time prior to the formation of
superhero group in the world. The The Seven.
original members were created by
Vought by injecting unborn fetuses with
Compound V, making them far stronger
than the average superhero. As such,
they have direct contracts with Vought,
who pay them vast salaries in return.
Despite this, the Seven very rarely do
any actual crime fighting, with press
tours, photo-ops, and promotions taking
up most of their schedules. The original
members include Homelander, Black
Noir, Queen Maeve, Jack From Jupiter,
The Deep, Mister Marathon, and
Lamplighter. Eventually, A-Train and
Starlight are brought in to replace
Marathon and Lamplighter respectively,
after the former died in a botched rescue
mission during 9/11 and the latter was
reduced to a mental invalid. Thanks to
the efforts of The Boys, the team
eventually falls apart, which results in the
deaths of almost every member except
for Starlight and the Deep.
Payback was a group of superheroes
who were active during the 1980s.
Owned and managed by Vought
American, they were considered to be
the greatest superhero team of their time
prior to the formation of The Seven.
Payback
Was a group of superheroes who were