The release date of DC's blockbuster "Black Adam" has been officially confirmed to be postponed, and the original scheduled release date of December 21 this year has been postponed to July 29, 2022. So the original preparation of this "Black Adam" information was released a few days before the release of the movie, and now it seems that the movie will have to wait a long time, let's first send out the story of "Black Adam".
<h1>The original origin story of Black Adam</h1>
"Black Adam" is actually a character who belongs to both a supervillain and a decent person. Because sometimes he's an anti-hero, a character under dc comics. He first appeared in the first issue of Marvel Family in December 1945, starring Otto Band and C. Lee. Co-authored by C. Baker, originally a fujite comics character whose copyright was acquired by DC Comics in 1973 and joined DC Comics World, the stories and experiences of these characters in Fujit Comics World have also been implanted in the history of Earth S.
Black Adam was a corrupt ancient Egyptian prince and predecessor of the shazam title, and to this day he is opposed to members of the Marvel family. Since the 21st century, Black Adam has been featured by DC Comics writers Jerry Odway, Jeff Jones, and David Jones. S. Goyer redefined as an anti-hero. Black Adam's performances in comic book series such as Justice Society of America, League of Villains, Infinite Crisis, and 52 have increased the character's popularity and status in the DC Universe.
In the early comics, Adam Black, whose real name is Tess Adam, was born in ancient Times in Egypt. For thousands of years, Shazam's shamans, because of their old age, chose Tess Adam as the first defender of morality. Shazam gave him divine powers to transform him into "Mighty Adam", and when Tess Adam uttered the magic word "Shazam", he immediately became "Mighty Adam", a superpower with the same powers as Captain Marvel.
However, the mighty Adam was soon corrupted by his mighty power. Initially, Shazam granted Adam a power derived from a Greco-Roman god. Later in the series, he was transformed into the Power of the Ancient Egyptian Divine Son. However, these forces eventually corrupted Adam, who gradually degenerated into an evil man, and the "mighty Adam" also killed the Egyptian pharaoh and seized the throne, intending to rule the world. An enraged Shazam gave the failed heir a new name, "Black Adam."
Unable to deprive him of his powers, Shazam banished him to the most distant planet in the universe. It took "Black Adam" a full five thousand years to fly back to Earth, but he returned to Earth in 1945. By this time Shazam had appointed a new Captain Marvel, Mary Marvel and Captain Marvel II as the new heirs. "Black Adam" fights with the three of them, and the magical uncle without superpowers deceives Black Adam, causing him to say "Shazam" and turn him back into Tess Adam. However, because "Black Adam" has not changed back to his original body for more than five thousand years, and five thousand years of time have been acted on his mortal body in an instant, "Black Adam" then turned into a skeleton and disappeared.
The original design of "Black Adam" was to wear almost identical costumes to Captain Marvel. Except the costume on the body was black, not the scarlet witch cloak. When "Black Adam" was incorporated into the DC Universe, his story was revisited several times, but his background is inseparable from the birthplace of Egypt, one of which comes from Jerry. Ordway created it in 1994.
In the power of Shazam in that story, "Black Adam" is captain Marvel's mortal and evil opponent, while in the origin story, Tess Adam was born on September 11, 1279 BC, the son of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Ramses II, originally a kind prince, and later named by Shazam as his heir. However, because he was seduced by Shazam's daughter, he killed his pharaoh and became the ruler. Shazam learns of this betrayal and deprives Adam of his powers, wrapping him in a mysterious scarab necklace. Shazam buried both the corpse and the scarab in the tomb of Ramses II. He planned to keep it there forever.
Unexpectedly, thousands of years later, in the late twentieth century, because of the name "Western European Adam" and his superior C. C. Batson and his wife Marilyn discovered the mausoleum of Namis II. Adam discovers Tess Adam's grave in a secret passageway. At the first sight of Tess Adam's scarab, Western Adam became fascinated by the artifact and killed Mr. and Mrs. Batson, fleeing Egypt with the artifact and returning to the United States.
At this time, Batson's son Billy was left in the United States, but was chosen by Sand Town as the wizard's second heir, and he eventually became Captain Marvel. When Western Adam first encounters Captain Marvel, he encounters Captain Marvel and Sisi Batson, along with the lightning badge on his chest and realizes that it is a decoration of Tess Adam, who then grabs his stolen armor and pronounces the name "Shazam" and transforms into the super-powered "Black Adam". Black Adam reveals to Captain Marvel that he is the murderer of his parents, and the two begin a fight. Captain Marvel finally defeats "Black Adam" and takes away the Scarab, as well as his power. But the failed "Black Adam" is nearly crushed by the collapsed building, and Captain Marvel saves him before the danger strikes. It also brought him to justice.
<h1 id="842f9" > the story of Black Adam from the 2000 American Justice Society</h1>
Black Adam is undoubtedly one of DC's most interesting villains. The role had a slight reboot in the American Justice Association (JAC). In this story, Adam Black and Tess Adam are separated into two people. Continuing the inspiration of the previous story, he attaches himself to Tess Adam, and after several encounters with the JSA, he participates in the villain-dominated "Injustice Society". However, this time the joining was short-lived, and it was not long before he betrayed the association and joined forces with JAC to defeat the "Injustice Society".
In this story, Black Adam is not from ancient Egypt, but from the fictional Condak of North Africa. Black Adam served under Prince Khuf, and when Condak was conquered, his family was also killed, so "Black Adam" vowed revenge. The tragedy was caused by a villain named Acton, who worked with the immortal Vandal Savage. Vandal Savage is one of the most recognizable villains in the DC Universe, and as the mighty "Black Adam", he finally kills Acton and forcibly recaptures Condak.
In the JAC comics, it tells the story of Captain Marvel Hawk and Mr. Excellence who travel through time and space and return to ancient Egypt. There, they meet the mighty Adam before the Fall, and during this time trip, the mighty Adam is grateful to see Captain Marvel, whose appearance suggests that his legacy will continue even if his children are gone. However, in the face of real events, Black Adam still retained his righteous concept of salvation. So when he became one of the temporary members of the JSA, writers Jeff Johns and David S-Goyer also redefined Black Adam's personality and background, highlighting the character and belligerent personality, as well as his nosy and strongly stubborn personality.
While he was respected by many JSA people, there were also many people who questioned him, especially Captain Marvel. But there are also some shifting attitudes towards darkness, such as the "Atom Crusher." During a trial of a supervillain who threatens to stray a bomb on the populace and can detonate a bomb to injure the innocent at any time, the superheroes have to release him. The Atomic Crusher agreed with Adam that some serious super-evil people must be executed. This consistent philosophy led him to become a close friend of Black Adam. Subsequent Black Adam continued in the DC Comics universe with a character like this.
< h1 id="9kc75" > "New 52", the black Adam of the new era</h1>
After going through different edits, his story has changed a lot. It wasn't until the New 52 series that we could see this comic written by Jeff Johns, and some stories about Black Adam were fine-tuned. Tess Adam is a name often used by Black Adam, who was a slave of Condak. In the story, his entire family is killed. Except for his nephew Aman, Adam manages to contact him and help him escape from imprisonment, but Adam is suddenly fatally dealt by the guards, and Aman does not abandon his dying uncle to save him from the underground prison. Then they find themselves magically teleported to the Rock of Eternity.
At this time, they were welcomed by Shazam and believed that Aman had a pure heart and could become the successor of the wizard. Entrusting him with the mission to save Condak, Oman accepts the commission, but on the condition that Shazam must heal his uncle Adam. Shazam explained that Oman could share his power with his family so that he could heal and empower Adam at the same time. After returning to Condak, Oman began to think about how to use their power to liberate its own people. But Adam's will was to destroy Condak's possessor and avenge his dead family. But Aman could not bear it, he only wanted to save the people of Condak and give them peace and stop all bloodshed.
Fearing that Oman's method would not work, when the two shouted "Shazam" at the same time, Adam killed Aman at the same time and seized his power. Adam did this because he believed it was a necessary sacrifice to be made for the greater good. Adam then defeated the Occupiers and the Seven Deadly Sins, successfully liberated Condak, and became famous for himself. However, Black Adam actually betrayed the Eternal Council and murdered his successor, and eventually the wizard succeeded in suppressing and sealing Black Adam.
Then came the 21st century, when a doctor named Shivana uncovered the grave of Black Adam and summoned him out. Black Adam, furious at his millennial imprisonment, killed The entire research team in Shivana. But he left Dr. Shivana behind because Shivana would communicate with Black Adam in an ancient language, and Dr. Shivana then agreed to help Black Adam find the wizard. The Doctor brought Black Adam to New York City, and Black Adam seemed shocked by the changes in the real world, as he discovered that modern people live a life without magic, sadness, and mundaneity, but when Black Adam saw the people protest taking place, Dr. Shivano explained that these people were protesting against corrupt businessmen who stole their livelihoods. So Adam flew to the merchant's office, where he mercilessly threw the merchant to death.
But Black Adam soon saw how distorted the world was, and instead of respecting him for his actions, the protesters scattered and fled as a monster. He was also a little disappointed in the world, so he hoped that Dr. Shivana would take him to the sewers, trying to enter the Rock of Eternity from there. However, frightened as soon as he stepped into the porch, Black Adam stared at the gate and saw the wizard dying on the cold stone floor, and he realized that the wizard had passed on his power to his new heir.
At this time, Black Adam, disgusted by the modern world, made a plan to destroy him, and hoped to use his ideas to design a utopian society, he then went to New York, met a particularly obese man, and later he was so lazy that he was closely associated with laziness in the Seven Deadly Sins, so he awakened laziness from imprisonment. That's when he began to plan to use the Seven Deadly Sins to help him destroy the society. So when Black Adam was looking for a new successor, he wanted Dr. Shivana to join Lazy in his search for other original sins.
It didn't take long for Black Adam to find a new successor, as he discovered that there were heroic stories circulating in Philadelphia. As soon as Adam saw Shazam, he made a surprise attack and easily knocked out the unprepared new successor. However, Sand Warfare quickly transformed into a mortal form and blended into the crowd, escaping the pursuit of Black Adam. Black Adam rampages through the city, hoping to lure Shazam to appear. However, Black Adam's rampage was soon interrupted by Dr. Shivana. Dr. Shivana succeeded in bringing all the deadly Seven Deadly Sins. Black Adam instructed these seven deadly sins to continue to track down the most decaying souls in various cities and use them for even greater destruction.
However, Black Adam soon meets a boy named Billy Batson, who claims to be the heir of the wizard, Billy claims to know the source of Black Adam, and begins to persuade Black Adam not to conquer the world, but Black Adam does not care about Billy's words, grabs Billy's mouth to prevent him from saying magic words, before he can absorb Billy's power, Black Adam is hit by Billy Batson's family driving a garbage truck, but soon Black Adam subdues them and uses these siblings as a chip against Billy. Threaten to let bill billy release them if they give him the wizard's power.
However, Billy did not cast a spell on Black Adam, but instead cast the spell on his family, passing on the wizard's power to them. The family of four immediately began helping civilians get out of dangerous places. The other family members successfully battle the Seven Deadly Sins, which allows Billy to face Black Adam alone. However, Black Adam easily overwhelmed Billy, who knew that he could not defeat Adam in hand-to-hand combat, so he returned to his mortal form and persuaded Black Adam that if he changed back to mortal form, he could transmit his power to him. However, Black Adam did not consider that as soon as his human physique was transformed into a mortal state, he would be transformed into dust scattered in the wind due to old age.
Yes, this is the story of the multiple versions of Black Adam introduced today, and there is no estimate of how powerful Black Adam really is, and in terms of his comics, it has not yet been estimated. But the power that Black Adam received was always inseparable from Shazam, and this power was greatly related to the power of the six egyptian gods. When Adam utters "SHAZAM," he transforms into Black Adam and gains powers directly from the Egyptian gods. These forces all represent the English letter "SHAZAM", where "S" stands for "SHU", endurance; "H" stands for "Horus", speed; "A" stands for "Amon", robust; "Z" stands for "Zehuti", wisdom; the second "A" stands for "Aton", Divine Power; "M" stands for "Mehen", Courage.
Black Adam can at the same time transform into lightning, immediately heal others or himself from fatal injuries, and the blessings of the gods give him supernatural luck, so that he can show superb skills in dealing with others in action, and at the same time he can live forever, of course, on the condition that he must maintain the transformation state of Black Adam, and its biggest weakness is the aging of its human constitution.
<h1 id="lq1td" > the possible story of the movie "Black Adam"</h1>
Judging from the information about the actors and characters currently circulating, the film is likely to revolve around the story of Black Adam from the "American Justice Society" period. Cast members include:
Noah Sentinho plays Albert Rostan/Atomic Crusher, a superhero who is a member of the Justice Society of America and is able to control its own molecular structure, thereby changing the size and density of the body.
Otis Hodge plays Carter Hal/Hawkman, head of the American Society of Justice, archaeologist, reincarnation of an Egyptian prince with artificial wings capable of flying, armed with a hammer spear.
Sarah Shahi plays Adriana Thomas, a professor at the University of Kahadda in the North African country, leading the Resistance movement.
Quintasha Swingel plays Maxine Hein Heinkel/Whirlwind, a member of the Justice Society of America and granddaughter of the original Red Tornado, capable of summoning and controlling hurricanes, firing sound waves.
Pierce Brosnan plays Kent Nelson/Dr. Destiny, a member of the Justice Society of America and the son of archaeologist Sven Nelson, who receives the Magic Helmet of Destiny given by Naboo and possesses mana.
Finally, there is the role of "Black Adam", which has been known to be played by Dwayne Johnson.
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