The Boys, Vol. 6 The Self-Preservation Society by Garth Ennis

​I know, I know, I was going to take a pause form The Boys for a minute, but the thing is our library has inexplicably decided to only acquire manga now instead of proper graphic novels and I like proper graphic novels, even ones as improper as The Boys, and so here I am, back again…
Book six features Stormfront, the Nazi superpowered evil f*cker who gets just one storyline here and gets to be the protagonist of the entire season 3 of the tv show. Albeit, unrecognizably so with a gender switch up.
The rest of the book are origin stories, at long last. Mother’s Milk spills his, followed by the baguette-fencing distinctly Gallic-flavored tale of Frenchie and concluded by the tragic story of Female. At long last, the wee lad can contextualize the people who so reluctantly works with.
More artist changes. All functional, all within the preestablished parameters, more or less. Terror is looking good. And what more can you really ask for.