Item from The Boys by Eric Kripke
Billy Butcher's weapon of choice — a simple steel crowbar that a powerless human uses against gods, because Butcher's entire philosophy is bringing a knife to a laser-vision fight and winning anyway.
The crowbar is Butcher distilled into an object — no powers, no tech, no finesse. Just leverage and violence. In a world where Frenchie builds custom anti-Supe weapons and Vought develops billion-dollar containment systems, Butcher's go-to is a piece of hardware store steel. It works because Butcher doesn't fight fairly. The crowbar is for the moments after the plan succeeds — for the finishing blow, the interrogation, the emphasis on a threat. It's not the weapon that kills Supes; it's the weapon that proves a human doesn't need superpowers to be terrifying.
A standard steel crowbar — nothing special about it except the man wielding it. Sometimes bloody, sometimes clean, always within reach. It's the anti-Supe weapon in a world of high-tech solutions: blunt, direct, and brutal.
Also known as: Butcher's Crowbar, The Crowbar