it's only bravery until voyager is over

Star Trek? More like Star DRECK hah gottem :smug:

also i may have already used this joke but i am NOT looking it up

if you're saying enterprise is worse than voyager I'm forced to disagree after watching the first season

I've finished season one as of 30 seconds ago.

The Boys that is.

How does it compare to the comics skrag?

I've heard good things about enterprise but the main cast is pretty bad and after voyager I was basically done.

how were the boys

I thought it was really good. Ends on a cliffhanger for season 2.

Can't wait to find out if they're back in town

How does it compare to the comics skrag?

Right from the very start, there's a significant difference about The Boys in the TV series that I can't really go in to, because I might spoil it for next season.  Sorry that doesn't tell you much.  The comics had a lot more depraved stuff - perverted sex scenes, ultra violence etc - though whether you'd call that better or worse, I don't know lol.  The premise of The Boys "policing" Supes is largely the same.  They changed a few characters a bit, like The Deep (in the comic he always wore an antique diving suit, like from BioShock).  Hughie was a bigger pussy than he is in the TV series, and he didn't have any of the tech/IT skills shown in the Amazon series.  The 7's base was a literal floating fortress, I guess they didn't have the budget for that and just made it a tower block.  The few story lines which have emerged so far are quite different to what was in the books, as in they're brand new, and they're doing different things with all the characters.  The characters themselves are largely the same though, with their skills and personalities the same.  Starlight finding out what Hughie does happened right at the very end of the comic series, but in this it happened very quickly, and that's a big change, because that became a large plot point in the comics.  Having Simon Pegg play Hughie's father is a nod at the comics, because in those Hughie looked exactly like Simon Pegg; I guess Amazon wanted someone younger than Simon to play Hughie instead though, I think he is supposed to be in his twenties in the books.
The last episode: I didn't like the ending TBH.  What they did there represents a big departure from the storylines in the books, which TBH is a good thing because I don't want the series to be the same - it'd become boring to watch for me otherwise.  I can't really say without spoiling something, but I just didn't like what they did.
It is a great series to watch though, can't wait for season 2!

Chanks