Le prends pas mal (intégrale)

Description de Le prends pas mal (intégrale)

The Boys Deluxe Edition Volume 4 focuses on the complicated relationship between Hughie and Annie, two lovers from opposing camps of heroes and anti-heroes. Their romantic struggles and revelations about Hughie's past take center stage in the story, rather than the battles between the Seven and the Boys. Despite some slow moments, Garth Ennis presents a high-quality parody of superheroes. The artwork by Darick Robertson is consistently excellent, although the performances by John McCrea and Keith Burns are average at best.

Critique de Le prends pas mal (intégrale)

The re-release of The Boys Deluxe Edition Volume 4 is a great read for fans of the genre. The love story between Hughie and Annie adds a new dimension to the series, offering a unique twist on the classic romantic comedy. However, some scenes feel stretched out, and the dialogue can be a bit too much at times. While the artwork is always impressive, the performances by McCrea and Burns do feel lackluster. Despite these issues, The Boys remains an excellent parody of superheroes with its strong writing and clever commentary on the genre.