Who co-created The Boys comic series with Garth Ennis?

Who co-created The Boys comic series with Garth Ennis? Darick Robertson co-created it with him.

Ennis wrote the series, while Robertson designed and illustrated its world, characters, and visual identity. Their collaboration produced a deliberately abrasive satire of superhero comics, focusing on corruption, celebrity culture, corporate power, and the consequences of unchecked abilities.

The comic debuted in 2006 through WildStorm, a DC Comics imprint, but the publisher stopped after six issues because of concerns about its extreme anti-superhero tone. The creators then moved the title to Dynamite Entertainment, which continued the series through its conclusion.

Robertson is sometimes described only as the illustrator, but that understates his role: reference works credit him as a co-creator, designer, and artist. He is also known for Transmetropolitan, another major collaboration with a prominent writer, Warren Ellis. The television adaptation later credited Eric Kripke as its developer, but the original comic’s creators remain Ennis and Robertson.