The Boys está gozando de gran éxito ya que su primera temporada ha tenido una gran recepción entre el público. La serie ha dejado muy buenas impresiones en críticos y en el público en general. Aprovechando que están en la boca de todos, el showrunner de la serie ha compartido el primer vistazo a la segunda temporada.

Eric Kripke compartió a través de Twitter una foto desde el set donde se graba la siguiente temporada, y como pueden ver a continuación aparecen Kimiko (Karen Fukuhara), Frenchie (Tomer Kapon), Hughie (Jack Quaid) y Mother’s Milk (Laz Alonso) levantando el dedo medio.

Aunque la imagen realmente no revela nada, nos preguntamos de quién será la sangre que llenó los rostros y ropa de algunos de los personajes de la imagen.

The Boys es una adaptación del cómic de Garth Ennis y Darick Robertson del mismo nombre y como les comentamos se ha convertido en todo un éxito para Amazon Prime Video, de hecho se anunció que ya es una de las series más vistas de la plataforma de streaming.

«Estamos emocionados de que ‘The Boys’ haya superado nuestras predicciones en sus primeras dos semanas, y que se haya convertido en una de nuestras series originales de Amazon más vistas por nuestros clientes de Prime Video. Esto crea un gran impulso y entusiasmo para nosotros a medida que nos preparamos para la segunda temporada.” Comentó Jennifer Salke, jefe de Amazon Studios.

The Boys está actualmente disponible a través de Amazon Prime Video, y la segunda temporada aún no tiene fecha de estreno pero es buena noticia que ya esté en desarrollo.

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