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Prime Video Didn’t Waste Any Time Dropping the First Trailer for ‘Vought Rising’

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Coverage of the trailer varies among outlets. Polygon and TechRadar focus on the content of the teaser and its connection to the original series, with TechRadar noting the interest level compared to the original show's final season. In…
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Prime Video Didn’t Waste Any Time Dropping the First Trailer for ‘Vought Rising’
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Prime Video has released the first trailer for its upcoming spin-off series, Vought Rising, set in the 1950s. The trailer showcases a young Soldier Boy and hints at the dark realities of becoming a superhero in this universe. Despite mixed feelings from fans about the prequel's potential, the show is set to premiere in 2027.

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We’re only a couple of days removed from The Boys series finale, but Prime Video is keeping the proverbial supe train moving with a first-look trailer for Vought Rising, the first of its planned spin-off shows. Rather than taking place in our modern-day unreality, Vought Rising punches its fist through Father Time’s clock and winds it back to the 1950s. There, we see a young Soldier Boy (Jensen Ackles) suit up, his bright-eyed aspirations to be a genuine superhero clear. Granted, we already know how well that turned out, and the trailer doesn’t shy away from it. With forced compound V injections used to make superheroes, the devilish smirk from Soldier Boy’s Nazi paramour, Stormfront, and all the blood spatter from folks getting riddled with bullets, the trailer makes it clear.

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