The Boys: Glory Hall Launches This June

The Boys isn’t really done. While the superhero satire wrapped up its finale on May 20, the world of exploding bodies and sharp political commentary is far from over — especially with upcoming live events.

This week, an immersive experience called The Boys: Glory Hall was announced, set to take over Hollywood Legion Post 43 in Los Angeles on June 6 and 7. This two-day event serves as a celebration of creator Eric Kripke’s hit adaptation, decked out in Vought branding. Fans can explore exhibition areas filled with props, costumes, Easter eggs, and timeline displays. (For those attending: just enjoy the experience without overthinking the show’s critique of corporate entertainment culture.)

The finale sparked the kind of messy discussions The Boys has always aimed to provoke among viewers. Kripke’s interpretation diverged significantly from Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson’s comic, yet it maintained the core idea that Billy Butcher is relentless in his quest.

“What I really took from the finale of the comic was that Butcher is a shark who will not stop,” Kripke shared earlier in May. “It doesn’t matter if Homelander’s dead. It doesn’t matter if his goals are fulfilled.”

The show also scored a final jab in the culture wars when Elon Musk reacted to Homelander’s humiliating death scene, calling it “Pathetic.” Kripke saw this as validation of his vision: “OMG this is his review of what @TheBoysTV did to Homelander, I’ll never get a better review ever. #TheBoys,” he tweeted in response.

Despite the “final season” marketing, it’s clear that The Boys is being positioned as a long-term franchise. A prequel series, Vought Rising, is already in the works and expected to debut in 2027, with Jensen Ackles returning as Soldier Boy and Aya Cash reprising her role as Stormfront. Even if Gen V is done, there’s plenty more on the horizon to fill the halls of the next iteration of The Boys: Glory Hall.