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    The Boys #72

    The Boys » The Boys #72 - You Found Me released by Dynamite Entertainment on November 2012.

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    You Found Me last edited by mshirley27 on 11/11/19 02:49PM View full history

    THE FINAL ISSUE! The long day closes on the Brooklyn Bridge, as our hero finally meets his destiny. There's one last deal to be done, As Stillwell finds out the real cost of doing business, and one last surprise for Rayner too - as she begins her long-dreamed of political career. The Boys' story comes to an end in this final issue containing 24 pages of story! Contains 5 pin-up pages of brand-new art as well as a complete cover gallery!

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    The Boys #72 - You Found Me by dye1000 on May 31, 2023

    As expected from a work by Garth Ennis, the satire of the superhero industry, loaded with his typical acid, grotesque and extrapolating humor, along with a premise about a group of people who specialize in watching and hunting down these super-assholes, makes the first issues and arcs a lot of fun, of course his adaptation added and corrected several elements making both the plot and characters more relatable and humanized than the comic, not that it's a problem from the beginning. Unfortunatel...

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