The Boys is a superhero show created by Eric Kripke for Amazon Prime. If you have ever wondered what it would be like if ...

The Boys Looks To Go Out With A Big Bang Kripke warned fans that things could get pretty treacherous for the characters in season 5, which will mark the ending for "The Boys." He told Total Film ...

“The Boys” is coming to an end at Amazon’s Prime Video with Season 5, which was showrunner Eric Kripke’s plan all along. Speaking with TheWrap Tuesday, Kripke says he gravitates toward ...

In the case of The Boys, the saying that “art imitates life” couldn't be more on point. But, that isn’t how series creator, Eric Kripke, sees it.

But for all the fun showrunner Eric Kripke and his staff have putting “The Boys” together, there’s also a great importance put on using the superhero narrative to capture something bigger ...

The Boys may be gearing up for its final chapter at Prime Video, but showrunner Eric Kripke is taking a look back at Season 4’s standout moments.

Eric Kripke had a Midas touch long before the Hollywood establishment gave him credit for it. In 2005, he created Supernatural — one of the 10 longest-running primetime dramas in history, only ...

Eric Kripke's plan to end Prime Video's supe series The Boys after five seasons is no longer set in stone, according to a recent interview.

The Boys will continue to challenge authority in season 5 Lastly, Kripke weighed in on whether season 5 continues to hone in on being a cruel, satirical reflection of the real world.

Image: Prime Video The Boys Season 4: Eric Kripke on Sister Sage, Firecracker Insights During an interview with EW, Kripke shared that Susan Heyward 's Sister Sage and Valorie Curry 's Firecracker ...

One thing that Eric Kripke and Antony Starr share in common? They “both have hard times absorbing compliments.” Kripke is the executive producer-showrunner-director for “The Boys” on Prime ...

Eric Kripke is teasing the return of Jensen Ackles ’ Soldier Boy in The Boys Season 5. Ackles plays Soldier Boy in Amazon Prime Video’s The Boys, who is canonically Vought’s original superhero.