About the commentary of The Boys Supes

In the Comics the Supes are supposed to represent 3 things, celebrity culture, the comic industry and the military-industrial complex And in the show barley any of it is even there, the only thing they keep is the celeb culture which is fine what it is but IS less nuanced. And somehow it only gets worse from here once the creatives try to do other stuff, like with season 2 and stormfront, whos whole thing is taking supes from a spin on celebrities to a spin on far right politicians, being that she is a Nazi who uses fascist rhetoric to get people angry . And this branching out does not work since the loadbearing column for supes being able to exist is keeping up appearances, and this would never work in the comics since supes (like celebs) have to stay on a tight leash to get paid. There supposed to keep a low profile since there Image is so controlled. Which makes it that much stupider that they also try to make supes an allegory for violent racist cops. And yes I can see the connection here, but it flops in execution since the shows allegory's are just way too direct and obvious. So when they want to make a stand in for crocked cops, they LITREALLY stand in there place. But this is just dumb conceptually since supes are not cops, and they should not be making arrests, especially for carjacking. In the comic (for example) the one thing you don't see is supes saving people, because supes are not supposed to do any saving that is not heavily planned before hand. For the sake of there image, asking supes to do cop work is asking to go wrong and damage the brand, besides its a waste of the supes time which is why they never do it, supes are mascots and season 1 understood this well like with starlight for example with her fake save, and her getting in trouble when she did a real save due to the complications in a real rescue so they have to be planned for insurance reasons , this was established So them undoing this for a ham-fisted metaphor they should know does not work, its frustrating.