The Rock as Boba Fett
Black Adam
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screamingmetal
Super Freak
There can only be two.
Abrams also wants JonCon to be black, so... He just keeps destroying things, doesn't he?
I really hate Abrams. He is good at destroying properties yet making plenty of money off doing so.Abrams also wants JonCon to be black, so... He just keeps destroying things, doesn't he?
I don't much mind his 'style', but between the Mystery Box and the "dude, let's rehash wahtever but add X/Y/Z/[hip current thing] this time" approach, he really ruined a lot of things. At first the rumor was that they wanted Riz Ahmed for JonCon, and now it's a "John Boyega type". I'm at the point where I'm praying the Sting Scouse JonCon is at least played by a 5'6" Pakistani over John Boyega... I look fondly back to the days when comic books were seen as properties for manchildren and nerds and nobody cared to ruin them...
jye4ever
Broke and happy
Why is DF helmet face all weird
Why is Black Adam a hero?
Looks asymmetrical. Odd, but maybe that is the point. Marvel beat them to the punch with Giant-Man and Falcon lol. Multiverse too if you add in The Flash. Totally out on that new Flash and Aquaman suit.
I think this movie will be rather interesting. Black Adam perhaps a mean guy at first, recruited to fight a bigger evil perhaps?
abake
Rex Tremendae Majestatis
I also have that question: is Black Adam a villain or a hero? I don't know much about the character, but isn't he supposed to be Shazam's nemesis? Or has he been turned into an Anti-Hero?
jye4ever
Broke and happy
Anti but shrouded in pure villain mode at the moment we are being played lol
Dig seeing the Justice Society, though it's weird to have Atom Smasher before we get the actual Atom in a movie. DC needs to figure out a way to pair up Brosnan's Fate with Timothy Dalton's Chief.
He's an anti-hero in the movie, possibly redeemed hero, however for most of history he's been the evil.counterpart of Captain Marvel/Shazam. Not even that long ago (2010) DC released the movie Superman/Shazam: The Return of Black Adam where Black Adam is a bonafide villain. He's now going the Venom route from villain to anti-hero which I don't like as a fan of the big red cheese.
In the Geoff Johns JSA run he is definitely portrayed as an anti-hero, where he has a back story about being a protector of his family and home that drives everything he later became. He is seen as "bad," in part, because he is brutal and unsympathetic to his enemies, which is a reflection of the time and place that he originally came from. Given the JSA's involvement here I suspect that's a major source of input for the movie.
Dotanuki
Freaked Out
I read JSA partly, first i read Kingdom Come Superman parts and fell in love with the team. Then i grabbed the Omnibuses and i couldn't finish the first Omnibus... Robinson&Goyer run was medicore... Later on Geoff Johns came after Robinson had left and it was bearly an improvement for an issue... Then the unbearble Johnny Sorrow as the main villain arc begin... what a lame villain, i couldn't finish that arc so i never read the Black Adam parts... :/ The parts i am interested in the most because i really liked Black Adam in 52 Weeks. He was so amazing in it.
jye4ever
Broke and happy
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