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From the sick and twisted mind of Garth Ennis, co-creator of "Preacher", and the vicious pencil of Darick Robertson, artist of "Transmetropolitan", comes a darkly hilarious story that will change the way you look at superheroes forever! Hughie wants information, and for that, he'll need to talk to the Legend, the cantankerous caretaker of the secret history of superheroes. But he has a job to do first: re-kill the recently revived Blarney Cock! But will the Legend's answers help Hughie, or just deepen the mystery of Butcher's hatred for the Seven? This controversial series continues to explore the dark side of superheroics!
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Garth Ennis is the award-winning writer of Hellblazer, Hitman, Punisher, Preacher, Pride and Joy and War Stories. He is much in demand for his hard-edged, wickedly humorous style. Darick Robertson is the critically acclaimed artist and co-creator of Transmetropolitan. He is also the artist on Fury and Punisher (both with Garth Ennis), and the creator of Space Beaver.
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An excellent continuation of the series, this is the last volume before the highly antisipated mini-series: Herogasm, starts taking a huge effect in the story. Just buy it, you wont regret it
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Having followed Garth Ennis' work on the Punisher MAX line I was drawn to the first two volumes of "The Boys" and found them distinctly average-it has taken many months and lots of other people telling me that the Boys does get better to convince me to get volume 3. So, thankfully volume 3 does impress with Ennis appearing to rein himself in a bit in regards to some of the shocks of previous volumes, each page is littered with profanity which is the norm for Mr Ennis but this volume succeeds in fleshing out the backstory established in books two and three and is definitely worth a look.
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this is the 3rd installment from our anti heros and its keeping the pace up nicely. good character development on hughie and butcher, plot unfurling nicely with some background on butcher and "the homelander" and what happened to "the lamp lighter". here we are getting a feeling of our story settling in to a nice epic, plenty questions still left to answer like the pasts of frenchie and the female to answer, and unless ennis suffers from any major lapses in creativity or storytelling, i will be continuing to buy this series. really enjoyable. my only concern is that it goes on for too long like the preacher, time will tell....
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Better than the second volume!
Let me just start by saying that The Boys is by far some of the best comic book entertainment i've read in a while. Read more
Published on 10 July 2009 by Jed K. Woods
The Boys: Good for the soul vol. 3
The Boys: Good for the soul was a good addition to the boys universe it helped drive the characters and plot along without feeling forced. Read more
Published on 15 May 2009 by E. Walker
Must Own Ennis mayhem
Many readers of Falcata Times will know just how highly we prize any offering by Garth Ennis who we just can't wait to receive. Read more
Published on 12 April 2009 by Gareth Wilson - Falcata Times Blog
Best. Series. Ever.
If you read and enjoy any kind of super hero books then The Boys turns everything you thought you knew on its head. Who watches the Watchmen? Read more
Published on 6 April 2009 by J Witts
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