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EntertainmentStreaming3 best Amazon Prime Video shows to watch after The BoysIf you’ve been loving The Boys, here’s a trio of other “Supes” shows to watch nextWhen you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.Here’s how it works.

If you’ve been loving The Boys, here’s a trio of other “Supes” shows to watch next

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The Boys Season 4 – Hughie (Jack Quaid)

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There are those out there that say that the level of blood, gore, profanity and sex on our screens these days is a sign of decline in the nation’s morality. But there are others that believe TV these days is great and we’re lucky to live in a time ofstreaming servicesand getting the choice of what to watch and when to watch it.

No matter which side of the fence you fall on, there’s no denying thatThe Boysis a great piece of modern TV that couldn’t have been made in any other era. Oh, and that watching laser beams blow up peoples heads is entertaining.

But, what to do now that season 4 is finished? How will we fill the gap between now and our next adventure with Billy Butcher and the gang? Easy, get Prime Video back on and check out some of these great super-shows.

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Very much likeThe Boys, the show is largely outrageous and aims to offend as many people and as quickly as possible.

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With the huge global success ofThe Walking Dead, its creator Robert Kirkman found himself in a position where every studio out there wanted to own pretty much anything he had written and any franchise he had options for.

That included his coming of age comic book series,Invincible.It has always been a huge fan favourite and in 2021, Prime Video paid an undisclosed (but we can only imagine huge) amount of money to buy the rights and bring it to the small screen.

And honestly, the streaming service has done a great job of it!

The son of Earth’s most powerful superhero is about to become something greater than himself: something bold, something universal, something – invincible. From the comics to the screen,Invinciblefollows Mark Grayson’s journey to become Earth’s next great defender after his father, Nolan Grayson – also known as Omni-Man – decides to follow through on a mission to enslave the planet and generally be unpleasant.

Invincibletells a fantastic story of family relationships, teenage angst and responsibility, all wrapped up in a hyper-gory animated series. Heroes can die, people have flaws, the good guys don’t always win and life can be unfair.

It’s a really cool superhero show that, like the comic books, is happy to push the envelope and offend when it needs to… very much likeThe Boys.

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Are you at home now crying out for a 100-episode, gritty retelling of the Batman origin story? If so, 2014’sGothamhas you covered.. Kind of.

A Batman show that had no intention of ever including an actual Batman was always going to be a hard sell to networks, butGothamhas proved to be a constantly popular and evolving show that combines great storytelling with a splendid central cast.

Never giving in to pressure to bring the caped crusader into the show,Gothamis a fantastic example of easily binge-able television. A perfect origin add-on to the movies as well as being strong enough to be watched on its own.

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