New spinoff 'Gen V' explores college life for young superheroes with typical 'Boys' humor and gore
- The show follows a group of diverse superpowered students at the Vought-run Godolkin University.
- 'Gen V' focuses on characters like Marie Moreau, who can control blood, as they train to be heroes.
- It satirizes media, corporations, and fame through the lens of adolescent struggles with identity.
- Reviews find 'Gen V' retains the boundary-pushing style of 'The Boys' with plenty of violence and provocative humor.
- While still finding its footing, 'Gen V' offers a fresh take on the superhero genre that connects to contemporary youth culture.