Saying Goodbye To "The Boys" with Garth Ennis, Part 1

[CBR News]

With two issues left, Garth Ennis' "The Boys" is wrapping an acclaimed run full of sex, lies and superheroes. CBR kicks off a major celebration of the series by talking to the writer about its origins and mainstream contempt.


Full article here.

[aleph]

"It's his (largely unwitting) adherence to his true nature that does him the most good."

I hope Hughie lives. I've grown fond of the fella.
He can be sad and pathetic sometimes, but he's a standup guy, someone you'd kick back with a beer and discuss whatever.

[Shatterpoint]

I'm happy that it looks like Darick is doing the last issue. I'm looking forward to his interview. Why did they replace him with Braun? I never looked into it.

[dupersuper]

I hope Hughie lives. I've grown fond of the fella.
He can be sad and pathetic sometimes, but he's a standup guy, someone you'd kick back with a beer and discuss whatever.

I grew fond of the other 3 to...didn't save them.

[Legato]

If Hughie lives, and I hope he does, please dont go the predictable route by having him end up becoming just like Butcher. Hughie's one of the few characters in the series that I actually give a crap about

[chunkypack87]

The comic books series that brought me back into it's world, i truely love this book and the world within it.

Thanks for re-intorduction