Amidst the loud and bright members of the Seven, Black Noir (Nathan Mitchell) clearly stands out for his dark suit and the mysterious aura he exudes.
But ironically, it’s his silence that most draws attention to itself.
For the longest time, the character of Black Noir has been a character of intrigue, shrouded in secrecy.
His silence is often a source of discomfort to those he lingers around.
Indeed, though we never hear him speak, there is an intimidating weightiness to his presence, one that only gets amplified when we witness his aptitude for brutal violence.
This enigmatic existence made Black Noir a fascinating character in The Boys, and when his heart-breaking background was finally revealed with a flood of overwhelming information, he instantly became a fan favorite, garnering sympathy and even relatability for the traumas he went through.
So it came as bitter disappointment when the show decided to…
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