The Boys et séries dérivées [Dynamite]

De "The Boys". J'ai stoppé au second tome VF

pour quelle raison principalement ?

On vantait les talents et la provocation d'Ennis sur ce titre et je me suis profondément ennuyé. Je n'y ai vu qu'une succession de scènes de cul assez vulgaires. ca se limite à ça je trouve, sexe et violence. Le seul point positif étant pour moi la fin du tome 1 ou on espere que les deux nouvelles recrues de chaque équipe seront exploitées correctement, mais j'ai pas envie d'attendre 4 tomes avant de voir ça si ça a lieu. De plus, même les dialogues sont en dessous de son niveau habituel.
Dans le style provoc, je préfère largement son "The Pro" qui m'a bien plu et dans le style "égratinage" des super héros, "Powers" est bien meilleur.

Je préfère rester sur du bon Ennis comme "Punisher" et "Preacher"

THE BOYS #35

Written by Garth Ennis, art and cover by Darick Robertson.

Origins time! In the first of the two part "Nothing Like It In The World", Mother's Milk tells Hughie the story of his life to date- his upbringing in Harlem, the secret of his massive strength, the catastrophe that struck his family, and the unforgettable boxing championship disaster that led him to join The Boys.



THE BOYS: HEROGASM #6

Written by Garth Ennis, art by John McCrea, cover by Darick Robertson.

The Boys are forced into action as a surprise development threatens to reveal their presence on Isla McFarlane. The Supes are leaving- but exactly what has happened to the Homelander, and what are his intentions now that Vought have set the scene for Vic the Veep's next great political leap forward? Sudden death and shocks galore, as Herogasm shudders to its gasping, spurting climax.

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THE BOYS #36

Written by Garth Ennis, art and cover by Darick Robertson.

Mother's Milk's story concludes with a bang, as we find out the nature of the debt he owes Butcher and see him bear witness to a great American tragedy. Hughie gets another view of The Boys' mission, one he hadn't considered before, in part two of "Nothing Like It In The World."

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quelques pages du 35 et sur les origines de mother milk

THE BOYS #37

Written by Garth Ennis, art and cover by Darick Robertson.

High in the French Pyrenees lies the little mountain village of Franglais, as quiet and peaceful a place as you could imagine... until her favorite son comes home. The Frenchman's origin is finally revealed, in a pulse-bounding tale of seething passion, vile betrayal and classic Gallic melancholy. Who is Black Pierre? Why is the lovely Marie not there to welcome her beloved Frenchie home? And how can one croissant change everything?

Ennis va-t-il faire un carnage sur les Français?

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THE BOYS #38

Written by Garth Ennis, art and cover by Darick Robertson.

The Female of the species is more deadly than the male, according to the poem -- just how deadly is revealed in the secret origin of the Boys' most mysterious member. The dawn of nuclear warfare, rumours of mutant Japanese monsters from the ocean, a subscription to Marie Claire- all this and more in "The Instant White Hot Wild".

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preview du 6 de herogasm

THE BOYS #39

Written by Garth Ennis, art and cover by Darick Robertson.

What Hughie knows is not what Butcher knows, and what Annie January knows is something else again. Meanwhile, Frenchie tries a different tack with the Female, and MM keeps abreast of all developments. The second half of the saga kicks off with a bang that leaves everyone reeling, in this special prologue episode to the next Boys adventure: "What I Know."

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THE BOYS #40

Written by GARTH ENNIS
Art and cover by DARICK ROBERTSON

So where are the good superheroes? The warriors for truth and justice,
the defenders of the American way? The supes can't all be dirtbags...
can they? Meet the true heroes of The Boys' universe, the young men and
women who fight to make things right and ask nothing in return: the
teenage adventurers from our far future that the world knows as
SUPERDUPER!

Meanwhile, convinced that Hughie was never what he seemed, Butcher goes
to see the Legend- and sets something terrible in motion for our little
Scots pal...

THE BOYS #41

Written by GARTH ENNIS
Art by DARICK ROBERTSON
Cover by DARICK ROBERTSON

Hughie goes to work on Superduper, and soon realizes that he's never
seen Supes like these before. With the arrival of new leader
Malchemical, the
Superduper kids have problems of their own- and Hughie's unexpected
assistance only deepens Butcher's dark suspicions. MM, in turn, is
starting to wonder about Butcher's motives in all this... our heroes
weave a tangled web, in part two of "The Innocents".

THE BOYS #42

Written by GARTH ENNIS
Art and cover by DARICK ROBERTSON

Things get serious as MM takes a terrible risk, setting him on a
collision course with Butcher- whose own suspicions about Hughie grow
stronger by the minute. Annie ponders whether honesty is really the
best policy, Superduper lay down the law with team leader Malchemical,
and someone quite unexpected drops in on Hughie from above... in the
penultimate episode of "The Innocents".

Série découverte aujourd'hui avec les tomes v.f. 1 & 3 pour quelques bons moments de lecture. L'idée de base me plait énormément, je vais suivre ce topic plus attentivement.

les derniers arcs sont très bons, on vient d'avoir droit en plus aux origines des boys ... et girls

THE BOYS #43

Written by GARTH ENNIS • Art & Cover by DARICK ROBERTSON

The
conclusion of "The Innocents" sees Hughie face off with the evil
Malchemical in an extremely ill-advised showdown, and Butcher having
one of his own with the furious Mother's Milk. The kids of Superduper
get a hint of what they might be missing, as the true face of
Vought-American's supe policy is revealed to them. And the man from
Vought has a close encounter of his own...
The countdown to the grand finale of one of the most controversial comics series begins here!

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THE BOYS #44

Written by Garth Ennis, art and cover by Darick Robertson.

"Believe," part 1 of 4. As the greatest religious festival on the superhero calendar gets under way in New York, the Homelander finds himself front and centre, very much against his will. But so does Annie, whose heightened public profile leads her to get something terrible off her chest. Meanwhile, Butcher ponders what to do about "the Hughie situation", and MM makes his own feelings known... just when everything was going so well...

Nouvelle mini série sur Hughie par Garth Ennis et John McCrea