Geneva

The television adaptation of the comic book by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson has already won over millions of viewers around the world with its dark satire and colorful characters. Today, a new chapter opens with Gen V, the spin-off dedicated to young superheroes in training, recently available on Prime Video. A look back at the first impressions and audience success of this promising new series. Smashing first steps for Gen V It only took 24 hours after the release of its first three episodes for Gen V rises to the top of the most consumed content on the American streaming platform, according to data collected by Flix Patrol. The series thus surpasses The Wheel of Time, which was until then one of the most watched on Prime Video. A promising start which bodes well for a bright future for this long-awaited spin-off for fans of The Boys. A familiar dystopian universe In Gen V, viewers are propelled to Godolkin Academy, where…