Get another gander at Laurie Holden as Crimson Countess and Sean Patrick Flanery as Gunpowder.

It’s Payback time.

Amazon’s most recent portion of The Boys web series, Seven on 7, offered some sneak looks at Jensen Ackles’ new supe group, which will dive upon season 3 of the Emmy designated ironical show.

As EW prior revealed, Payback was the world’s debut group of supes before the Seven was shaped. Ackles’ person, Soldier Boy, was its chief.

In the funnies, made by essayist Garth Ennis and craftsman Darick Robertson, Payback comprised of Soldier Boy, Stormfront, Eagle the Archer, Tek Knight, Swatto, and Crimson Countess, however it appears to be The Boys is rolling out certain improvements.

It’s terrible enough that Vought International has a multitude of perilous supes available to its. Yet, shockingly for every other person on The Boys, the organization likewise has its own special news channel. Furthermore, in front of The Boys season 3’s presentation on Amazon Prime, the decoration has delivered one more release of Vought News Network’s Seven on 7 program, with anchor and corporate chump Cameron Coleman filling watchers in on ongoing advancements in the show’s universe, all of which slant in support of Vought.

Coleman makes a great deal of progress in the organization’s most recent video. He begins by jumping all over Victoria Neuman, the “media-needing representative” whose Federal Bureau of Superhuman Affairs (FBSA) is professing to have diminished supe-related brutality by 23%. Normally, this doesn’t agree with Coleman, who quickly sings The Seven’s gestures of recognition while attacking Neuman’s “virtual triumph march.” Unbeknownst to him, be that as it may, Neuman is a superhuman herself. What’s more, as any individual who watched The Boys’ season 2 finale knows, her objectives look everything except grand.

Red Countess is as yet connected to the group, and will be played by The Walking Dead alum Laurie Holden, who offered a first gander at her person ensemble Friday. In any case, Seven on 7 uncovers that Gunpowder, depicted via Sean Patrick Flanery, is additionally a previous individual from Payback.

“Resigned hero Gunpowder, most popular as an individual from the incredible group Payback, divulged his lesser shooter program in organization with the Vought Rifle Association,” Vought News Network anchor Cameron Coleman (Matthew Edison) covers Seven on 7. “The program means to show youngsters how to securely convey and deal with guns and to esteem their natural Second Amendment privileges.”

Seven on 7 likewise shows Crimson Countess performing at the Vought Land amusement park, which includes a fascination called Soldier Boy, Ahoy!, depicted as “a melodic excursion into super history.”

Obviously, the genuine motivation to watch these recordings is to search for sneak looks at The Boys season 3. What’s more, Coleman’s inclusion incorporates new looks at two of the new supes watchers will meet when the series returns. During a business break, the organization plugs its namesake amusement park, Vought Land, which elements bunches of Seven-themed attractions. However, the most critical feature uncovers a “melodic excursion into super history” named Soldier Boy Ahoy!, named after Jensen Ackles’ WWII-time supe. The experience additionally incorporates a presentation by Laurie Holden’s Crimson Countess, whose ensemble was at long last uncovered by Amazon last week.

Black powder was recently seen on a TV screen in The Boys season 1, in which he talked about a new shopping center shooting. “On the off chance that more individuals were outfitted, possibly I wouldn’t need to make all the difference without fail,” the person said. Clearly, he’s large into weapons.

Moreover, the clasp gives fans one more gander at Sean Patrick Flanery as Gunpowder, a supe momentarily seen on a TV screen in season 1. As indicated by Coleman, Gunpowder stewards a new “Junior Shooter” program intended to show small kids how to utilize guns and “esteem their natural Second Amendment privileges” (you know, very much like the principal architects planned). Cameron likewise uncovers the right now resigned Gunpowder, similar to Soldier Boy and Crimson Countess, once had a place with superhuman group Payback.

“Something I love most with regards to the world in [The Boys] comic books isn’t exactly how sorted through it is, however its historical backdrop. It returns 60, 70 years and it’s similarly however figured out as it seems to be today,” showrunner Eric Kripke told EW. “One reason that we’re getting into Soldier Boy [in season 3] and that group, Payback, is we’re keen on investigating a smidgen of how we arrived. Through the historical backdrop of the supes, we can see a smidgen about the historical backdrop of America and how we wound up in the current loaded position that we’re in.”

For additional specific circumstance, Soldier Boy was the first superhuman presented by Vought, and he was working during World War II battling Nazis. In any case, as we learned through Aya Cash’s Stormfront in season 2, some supes can live enormously long lives without maturing.

Amazon actually hasn’t reported a debut date for The Boys season 3.