Own Antony Starr’s Original Homelander Suit from ‘The Boys’ Auction
Original costumes and props from ‘The Boys’ are now available for purchase through a large online auction, as detailed on the official auction page and in event coverage. A standout item is Antony Starr’s original Homelander suit, which is reportedly listed for around $10,000, capturing significant attention from fans of the series.
The auction features over 200 items from the production of the Amazon Prime Video series, offering collectors a unique chance to own pieces used on screen. Bidding is currently active and will continue until June 30, with several lots already attracting steady interest and increasing bids.
Among the early items available is Billy Butcher’s costume, featuring his iconic look from the series along with a stunt version of his dramatic coat. This lot has already received multiple bids, with prices climbing as collectors vie for screen-used wardrobe pieces tied to one of the show’s main characters.
Another notable item is a set of eight glasses representing The Seven, the fictional superhero team within the series. This lot has also garnered bids, indicating interest not just in costumes but also in smaller set pieces that contributed to the world of Vought International.
Queen Maeve’s Supe costume is also part of the auction and is already among the higher-value items, with bids reaching into the thousands. The outfit, worn by one of the series’ most prominent heroes, has become one of the more competitive listings so far.
Homelander-related items are prominently featured throughout the auction. In addition to the full hero suit attributed to Antony Starr’s character, there is also a large set piece from Vought Tower, including an oversized conference room ceiling panel. These items showcase the extensive production design used to create the corporate superhero world depicted in the show.
Other costumes include A-Train’s hero suit, which has already surpassed the thousand-dollar mark in bidding, along with additional props such as a screen-matched bloodied bag used in one of the series’ more intense scenes. Even smaller character items, like Victoria Neuman’s outerwear, are included, highlighting the detailed nature of the auction catalog.
There are also promotional pieces like an oversized “Dawn of the Seven” movie poster, reflecting the show’s in-universe superhero branding and its satirical take on Hollywood-style marketing.
According to the auction listings, bidding history varies widely across items, with some receiving just a few bids while others have already seen dozens. The countdown timer for all lots indicates roughly 27 days remaining, providing fans and collectors ample time to participate.
The auction coincides with ‘The Boys’ continuing status as one of Amazon’s most recognizable original series, celebrated for its satirical approach to superheroes and bold visual style. With the show expanding into spin-offs and concluding its main run in 2026, these props represent a tangible piece of its production history now available to the public.
For fans, the auction offers a rare opportunity to acquire authentic wardrobe and set pieces from a series that has made a significant cultural impact since its debut in 2019.
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