Jack Quaid as Hughie dressed as Webweaver in The Boys and Spider-Man Across the Spider-Verse
Summary The Boys season 4 takes one cameo from Sony's Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse and makes it infinitely darker thanks to some chocolate cake, a safe word, and holes where holes shouldn't be. The Boys has parodied many Marvel and DC superheroes, and Spider-Man finally gets his turn in season 4, episode 6.
Related Tek-Knight In The Boys: History, Powers & Live-Action Changes Explained Gen V first introduced Tek-Knight to the universe of Amazon Prime's The Boys, and here are the character's powers, history, and comic changes. Putting Jack Quaid in the Webweaver outfit is like The Boys casting an ex-Batman actor as Tek Knight, or hiring Paul Rudd to walk around another man's urethra. It creates a stronger connection between the parody and the franchise being parodied, and whatever happens to The Boys' warped version feels like it's happening to the genuine Marvel or DC character.
After seeing The Boys season 4's scene of Hughie removing Webweaver's mask to reveal his disconcerted, boyish expression, it's no huge leap to imagine him doing the same with a red and blue costume.
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