The last Boys storyline reaches its conclusion, in the sixth and final part of The Bloody Doors Off. There's blood to be spilled and truth to be heard.
High above the streets of New York City, Hughie and Butcher reach the end of the line. (W) Garth Ennis (A) Russell Braun (CA) Darick Robertson. And now, without further ado, here are October comics as per solicitations. Death has never been so poignant and so deliciously controversial as it’s here on Garth Ennis penultimate chapter of Dynamite’s best series. But if I had to choose the best book of the month then the award would go to The Boys # 71, I can’t really say anything about it without spoiling it, but the final confrontation between the two protagonists of this title is an anthological tour de force through the center of the human condition. Happy # 1 was so great that I’ll probably review it tomorrow (or the day after that). There are only 3 issues left until the end of the first season of Morning Glories, and I’m still very much intrigued. And I was very impressed with the first issue of Uncanny Avengers (and it was such a thrill to see Cassaday doing interior art again!). I also enjoyed both Millarworld series, Secret Service and Hit-Girl. This month I received the excellent second volume of Alan Moore’s Swamp Thing, which I’ll review properly in future posts. I had more comics in October than in previous months, and I must say that this is the best equation.
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