The Boys #21
| Writer | Garth Ennis |
| Artist | Darick Robertson |
The Seven bite off more than they can chew, and then some. Stopping a hijacked airliner looks easy enough in comic books, especially with SUPERPOWERS... but what happens when you try it for real? The Legend tells Hughie the dreadful secret behind the worst day of the twenty-first century, in "I Tell You No LIe, G.I." part three.
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Comics Bulletin - Shawn Hill
Aug 11, 2008This is not the sort of story that can ever be told in public. This is the sort of thing you say about your worst enemy, if you want your best friend to share your hate. This is the saddest, cruelest and creepiest Boys issue yet. And of course its very, very good. Read Full Review
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Surprisingly, this issue was great! I mean, yeah, it's very straightforward, there's almost only action, but it's an interesting situation, it shows us these heroes and gives us an explanation of what happened with that bridge. There was no sex, no gross moments. Only right amount of gore, that this issue needed. I really liked and enjoyed it. I wish the whole series were more like this, but well... We get what we get. Wow, such an assholes these heroes are...
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