Propstore’s “The Boys” Auction Proceeds Going to Healthcare

It’s been a wild ride for Eric Kripke‘s “The Boys,” Prime Video’s hit series which took its cues from the Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson comic of the same name. After 5 seasons, the tongue-in-cheek political superhero satire has come to an end. And as sometimes happens with shows and films of this magnitude, an auction soon follows. Enter Propstore, Sony Pictures Television, and their upcoming 450-lot “The Boys” auction.

Announced this morning, the collection includes original props, costumes, and set decor from all 5 seasons. Some of the big highlights include things like Homelander, Starlight, Black Noir, The Deep, and even Billy Butcher’s hero costumes. (‘Hero’ refers to whether or not the item was worn or used by the primary actor on-screen.)

A portion of the proceeds will be donated by Sony Pictures Television to support healthcare for people in need across Los Angeles. No word on WHAT portion, but that’s a nice move.

All lots start at $100 with no reserve. The auction is expected to go til June 30th, and is open now. Check it out on Propstore’s website here.

All five seasons of “The Boys,” as well as spinoff series “Generation V,” are available to stream on Prime Video. Prequel series “Vought Rising” will release sometime in 2027.