Published 14:09 IST, February 5th 2021
Dwayne Johnson starrer 'Black Adam' to be renamed as 'Shazadam'? DC says 'No'
There have been rumours of DC renaming Dwayne Johnson's Black Adam character as Shazadam. Read on to find out what DC movies has to say about this rumour
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internet is currently abuzz with a rumour suggesting that DC is considering renaming Dwayne Johnson's Black am character to Shazam. However, IGN reports that se rumours are t true and DC movies have plans to rename character. Re to find more details.
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Black am Renamed
rumour was initially reported by Bleeding Cool claiming that out of various plot twists that will be introduced in upcoming comic Infinite Frontier #0, Shazam's nemesis will take on a new name as part of his transition towards becoming a hero. name change to Shazam would go well with Black am reclaiming his old role as herald of wizard Shazam, leaving young Billy Batson out of job. However, sources close to makers of comic confirm that Black am will be keeping his regular name in 2021. Brian Mendes co-creator of DC comics took to Twitter to call rumours 'stupid'.
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Dwayne Johnson's Black am
Black am will be a member of revamped Justice League lineup, which includes both tritional favourites like Batman, Superman and Flash as well as more unusual superheroes like Queen Hippolyta and Naomi. Dwayne Johnson is set to star in long-awaited Black am movie. movie will also show Justice Society of America, including Aldis Hodge as Hawkman. DC offered fans a very early glimpse of Dwayne Johnson's Black am at DC FanDome last year. Black am is directed by Jaume Coller-Serra. movie was slated to release in December 2021, though its release date has been indefinitely postponed due to pandemic.
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DC Movies
DC Comics is one of largest and oldest American comic book companies. majority of its stories take place within fictional DC Universe. DC has given world a number of culturally iconic heroic characters, such as Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman. DC also features well-kwn supervillains who play antagonists to superheroes such as Lex Luthor and Joker. It was recently revealed that writer Brian Michael Bendis and artist David Marquez who previously collaborated on Marvel movies like Invincible Iron Man and Defenders will be taking over DC's flagship Justice League comic come March.
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14:09 IST, February 5th 2021