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80: The Boys Read The Boys Part 2 - Get Some

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Summary

In this episode of The Comic Dudes, the hosts discuss Volume Two of The Boys, titled 'Get Some.' They provide a content warning for explicit and offensive content. Overall, they express their discomfort with the offensive content in the comic. They delve into the presence of homophobia and repressed sexuality in the story, as well as the use of comic books as a PR tool for superheroes. They also analyze the change in art style and the outrageous and graphic scenes depicted. The hosts express their dislike for certain characters and highlight the offensive comments made by Butcher. Overall, the conversation provides a critical examination of the themes and elements present in 'The Boys'.

Takeaways

· The comic book 'The Boys' contains elements of homophobia and repressed sexuality, which are explored through the characters and their actions.

· The use of comic books as a PR tool for superheroes is examined, raising questions about the necessity of comic books in a world where superheroes exist in real life.

· The change in art style in the later issues of 'The Boys' is noted, with a shift towards more cartoony and exaggerated character designs.

· The comic book includes outrageous and graphic scenes, some of which are considered disturbing or inappropriate.

· Certain characters, such as Tek Knight, exhibit disturbing and offensive behavior, adding to the dark and controversial nature of the story.

· The use of offensive and explicit dialogue, as well as character names, is criticized for being unnecessary and in poor taste.

· Butcher's offensive comments and behavior are highlighted as examples of the unlikable aspects of certain characters.

· The hosts discuss their favorite and least likable characters, with varying opinions on their preferences.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Content Warning

02:30 Volume Two: Get Some - Tech Knight and Swingwing

07:19 Volume Two: Get Some - Glorious Five-Year Plan

11:23 The Good

17:59 The Bad

36:04 The Outrageous

41:10 Favorite and Least Likable Characters

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Original Music by Alex Productions
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Summary

In this episode of The Comic Dudes, the hosts discuss Volume Two of The Boys, titled 'Get Some.' They provide a content warning for explicit and offensive content. Overall, they express their discomfort with the offensive content in the comic. They delve into the presence of homophobia and repressed sexuality in the story, as well as the use of comic books as a PR tool for superheroes. They also analyze the change in art style and the outrageous and graphic scenes depicted. The hosts express their dislike for certain characters and highlight the offensive comments made by Butcher. Overall, the conversation provides a critical examination of the themes and elements present in 'The Boys'.

Takeaways

· The comic book 'The Boys' contains elements of homophobia and repressed sexuality, which are explored through the characters and their actions.

· The use of comic books as a PR tool for superheroes is examined, raising questions about the necessity of comic books in a world where superheroes exist in real life.

· The change in art style in the later issues of 'The Boys' is noted, with a shift towards more cartoony and exaggerated character designs.

· The comic book includes outrageous and graphic scenes, some of which are considered disturbing or inappropriate.

· Certain characters, such as Tek Knight, exhibit disturbing and offensive behavior, adding to the dark and controversial nature of the story.

· The use of offensive and explicit dialogue, as well as character names, is criticized for being unnecessary and in poor taste.

· Butcher's offensive comments and behavior are highlighted as examples of the unlikable aspects of certain characters.

· The hosts discuss their favorite and least likable characters, with varying opinions on their preferences.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Content Warning

02:30 Volume Two: Get Some - Tech Knight and Swingwing

07:19 Volume Two: Get Some - Glorious Five-Year Plan

11:23 The Good

17:59 The Bad

36:04 The Outrageous

41:10 Favorite and Least Likable Characters

Follow our Instagram:
@comicdudespodcast
Follow our Tiktok:
https://www.tiktok.com/@comicdudeswithattitudes
Follow us on Twitter:
@Dave_xBT817x
@Warden43tk
@NuclearIsLonely
Original Music by Alex Productions
Show notes include some AI generated content

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