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    The Boys » The Boys #18 - Good for the Soul, Conclusion released by Dynamite Entertainment on May 2008.

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    Good for the Soul, Conclusion last edited by pikahyper on 08/08/19 10:33PM View full history

    "Good For The Soul" concludes with a bang- or a splat- as a reluctant Hughie takes on the resurrected Blarney Cock in a no-holds barred brawl for it all. Annie January tells A-Train the long and the short of things, Mother's Milk continues to mystify, and Butcher provides some much-needed advice on funeral arrangements. And will Hughie ever be allowed to forget his "facial incident"?

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    The Boys #18 - Good for the Soul, Conclusion by mask_of_tengu on May 13, 2008

    Another installment of The Boys arrives and I am still happy with this series. Another good one for Dynamite Entertainment! I have been a fan of Garth Ennis since his Preacher days and I am not disappointed with his work here. This superhero satire brings to light something that bugs the shit out of me: superhero resurrections. Hughie comes face to face with a resurrected hero that he himself killed and their final battle is here. Oh and the funny part it is over Blarney Cock’s former hamster, J...

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