The Boys, Vol. 11 Over the Hill with the Swords of a Thousand Men by Garth Ennis

​At long last, Butcher gets to do something about his slow boiling grudge about all supes and one in particular. It’s war, people, and it’s ON.
Book eleven builds up to the dramatic climax very nicely.
You knew things were going to go that, way, you always knew. The last few books have been relatively quiet, doing backstories, etc. but Boys only ever had one destination – the ultimate confrontation. Butcher’s backstory (and what those f*ckers did to Terror) only serves to remind the readers the trajectory that man is on. Butcher is and has always been a bullet and he’s about to find his target. Whoof.
Moving on to the dramatic conclusion in book twelve.