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The trailer for the fourth season of 'Black Robe' has been released for the first time and will be broadcast next year
The trailer for the fourth season of 'Black Robe' has been released for the first time and will be broadcast next year
According to news from this site on December 3, Amazon Prime Video released the first trailer for the fourth season of "The Black Robe", which will be broadcast in 2024.
According to chronological order, the story of the fourth season of "The Black Robe" takes place one month after the events of the "GenV" spin-off series, and the fourth season also Connected with the second season of "GenV"
This site noticed that at the end of the trailer, the people of the motherland had blood on their faces in the elevator ( someone else's), and finally the corner of his mouth turned up in a proud, self-recognizing smile, suggesting that he might have killed an enemy. Although it is unclear who Homelander killed, the scene clearly depicts his cold-bloodedness and violence.
"Black Robe" is a comic adaptation released by Amazon Studios. The third season was launched in June last year, and the fourth season Production will be completed in April this year. Season 4 will feature Jeffrey Dean Morgan, who plays Negan on The Walking Dead.
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