Post Credits Scene Breakdown, Easter Eggs, DCU Future Theories And Review. Packed with Easter Eggs we review, recap and explain DC's Blue Beetle (2023). We talk about the DCEU, the Future of James ...

Ted Kord, known as the Blue Beetle, has a rich and storied history within the DC Universe. First introduced in DC Comics Captain Atom #83 back in 1966, Ted Kord was the second character to take on ...

One wears Ted Kord’s Blue Beetle costume, complete with dark blue bug pattern and yellow goggles. The other wears Dan Garrett’s costume with the red fin on top.

Blue Beetle ’s Ángel Manuel Soto isn’t sure what the future has in store for Ted Kord — but he’s hoping the character shows up in a DCU project at some point. In a recent interview with ...

While Ted Kord was shot in the head in Countdown, his apparent death in Blue Beetle #1 seems to reference the earlier story. Both stories feature prominent blood splatter and a silhouette that ...

In DC Comics, the time-traveling hero Booster Gold (a.k.a. Michael Jon Carter) and Kord’s Blue Beetle are good friends and partners, so it would make all kinds of sense that the characters would ...

That’s more than comic book precedence to warrant Booster Gold and Blue Beetle coming together in the new DC Universe, not to mention the fact that Michael Jon Carter, Jaime Reyes and Ted Kord ...

Both the current Blue Beetle Jamie Reyes and his predecessor Ted Kord have been fan favorites since the 80s, when the latter became a member of Justice League International.

Ted Kord was created by Steve Ditko and Gary Friedrich and was the second character to take on the mantle of Blue Beetle in the comics. He first appeared in Secret Origins Vol. 2 #2 in May 1986 ...

Early on in the film we meet Jenny, the daughter of the second Blue Beetle, Ted Kord — whose legacy and inventions play a large part in the film —, and it's this chance meeting that sets Jaime ...

Blue Beetle had a sense of humor,” he says, comparing superheroes. In an interview with USA TODAY, Soto says he wanted the end-credits scene to “give closure” to that plot thread about Ted ...