<h1>Dawn Johnson tweeted that "Black Adam" will start next July! </h1>
Not long ago, Dawn Johnson, the actor of "Black Adam", announced the start time of the film in the interaction with fans, and the film will officially begin production in July next year.
Interestingly, the film was projected 10 years ago and didn't really enter the production stage until 2020. This is in line with Warner's usual "cautious" style. As we all know, there are countless DC comic film projects initiated by Warner, but very few are put into production, and it is even more rare to meet the audience on the big screen. For example, the previously boiling Ezra Miller version of the "Flash" independent film, the film production can be described as a twist and turn, and the boot time is pushed back and forth.
Based on market feedback, Warner's senior management, the film production team and many other factors, many movies have been shelved indefinitely after the project is established, and "Black Adam" is a film that has been shelved indefinitely. And warner's decision to let DC put "Black Adam" on the process again may be to see the unprecedented grandeur of the anti-hero film market, and the fire of villain movies such as Sony's "Venom" and its own "Joker" has undoubtedly given Warner a shot in the arm.
DC is outstanding in casting, and the invitation to Dwayne Johnson to play "Black Adam" is also a bit of gold, and Dwayne Johnson is very suitable for this role in terms of physical appearance and inner temperament.
<h1>Black Adam — A fierce character who hangs Superman, Dr. Destiny</h1>
As one of the most powerful magicians in DC Comics, Black Adam first appeared in the first issue of the "Family Of Wonder" comics, and at that time, Captain Marvel had not yet changed his name to Shazam, Shazam's creator Fawcett Comics had not yet been acquired by DC, and Marvel had not yet preemptively registered the "Captain Marvel" trademark.
Black Adam has always been Shazam's most formidable opponent, and few of the god-filled DC Heroes can match him.
In the sixth issue of JSA, Adam Black once slammed a hammer on Dr. Fate, and the hammer made our doctor powerless.
In the animated short film "DC Booth: Superman and Shazam's Return of Black Adam", Black Adam is even more suspenseful
Such a powerful villain has several versions of the origin story.
In the original setting of the Fawcett comics, Black Adam was born in ancient Egypt, when the old mage Shazam wanted to find a noble and pure heir who could inherit his mantle to protect the world from the darkness, and a young man named Tes Adam was chosen by the wizard to become "Captain Marvel" (Shazam) because of his good nature and was endowed with powerful divine powers.
However, driven by power and desire, Adam's mind was eaten by darkness, and in his attempt to destroy the world and build a new order, Adam immediately attacked the Egyptian palace and overthrew the rule of the pharaoh. The old mage realized what a wrong decision it was to appoint Adam as Captain Marvel, and he regretted it but could only exile him to the interstellar space of the universe, and the title of Captain Marvel was stripped away, and Adam officially became the feared "Black Adam".
After flying through the vast expanse of the universe for 5,000 years, "Black Adam" returns to Earth once again to prepare for a snowy revenge on the old mage and humans. In order to fight the invasion of "Black Adam", the old mage selected Billy Batson as the new "Captain Marvel". It turns out that this time the old mage did not choose the wrong person, Billy did not lose his mind after getting the divine power, not only that, he also developed his own "Surprise Family" to fight against evil with him, and finally with everyone's concerted efforts, Black Adam was temporarily eliminated! Years later, a doctor named Shivana, the big bald head in the "Shazam" movie, resurrected Black Adam, and the story of Shazam's entanglement and struggle with Black Adam has continued ever since.
In the new 52 series of comics, DC gave Black Adam a more tragic and painful origin story, and Black Adam's character was polished. In ancient Kandak, where war was spreading in this fragile country, Kandak was like a purgatory on earth, colonized and enslaved.
Among the many captives was a young boy named Haman, who was beaten and tortured by the rulers whenever he was physically exhausted. Unable to see hope, his eyes were full of despair and resentment, but fortunately, he had an uncle who appeared in time to save him from punishment.
But with the meager strength of the two of them, how could they escape the chaos of war? Just then, a falling lightning strikes them and takes them to the Rock of Eternity, the summons of the wizard Shazam. The uncles and nephews were chosen and given Shazam divine powers.
After receiving the divine power, both of them wanted to end The Bad Luck of Kandak with their own hands, but they each had different beliefs. The good-natured Haman wants to save his people, even the rulers who once enslaved and tortured him, from evil spirits. His uncle, on the other hand, scoffed at Harman's naïve ideas, with hatred in his eyes and his belief in the idea that blood debts must be repaid. Under the corrosion of darkness, he killed Haman with his own hands and took Shazam's power for himself, and Black Adam was born.
In the end, the old wizard was forced to seal it.
<h1>Good and evil, what kind of posture will Black Adam appear? </h1>
In fact, Black Adam hated the ruler of ten thousand people, and he believed that the world should not be controlled by any one person or organization except himself. From the setting of Dr. Shivana in the movie, he should have replaced Black Adam in the comic, so it is likely that Black Adam will appear as an anti-hero in the later stage.
Previously, Dwayne Johnson revealed in an interview that this movie will subvert the previous superhero movie, is this to imply that the origin story of Black Adam will not appear in the form of a villain? Or will it punish good and eliminate evil in an alternative way, as in Venom? As one of the producers of the "Black Adam" movie, Dwayne Johnson also has some control over the plot direction of the film. So this speculation is also very likely to become a reality in the future with the audience.
How DC and Warner will deal with the role of Black Adam is still unknown, after all, this role has both good and evil sides, and everything has to wait for a glimpse of the trailer released later in the film.