The Boys, vol. 12: Credo

In a provocative exploration of faith and power, the story unfolds during New York's grandest religious festival, a stage that is both vibrant and tumultuous. As the characters navigate the complexities of belief, underlying tensions emerge, challenging the very fabric of their moral universe.

The Patriota, amid the festivities, faces off against a backdrop of idolization and skepticism, forcing him to confront the expectations placed upon him. The narrative captures the juxtaposition of glory and hypocrisy, as the heroes grapple with their roles in a society that seeks to worship them.

As chaos spirals and loyalties are tested, the lines between heroism and villainy blur, revealing deeper truths about faith and human nature. This volume promises to deliver an electrifying mix of dark humor and poignant commentary, compelling readers to question what it truly means to be a hero in an imperfect world.