The current Blue Beetle is Jaime Reys, a Mexican American who, like Billy Batson in “Shazam,” another Golden Age comics icon eventually acquired by DC, becomes a superhero entirely by accident and ...

“Blue Beetle’s” release this weekend is a movie milestone for a few reasons: It’s DC’s first live-action Latino superhero movie and the first title of DC Studios’ new era under James Gun ...

The first live-action Latino superhero movie from DC Studios did what it had to do. “Blue Beetle” isn’t just a good superhero movie, but it’s also the best film from DC in its modern era ...

With a reset of the DC universe on the horizon, time will tell if the new superhero will star in "Blue Beetle 2" or perhaps pop up in Gunn's "Superman: Legacy," set to hit theaters in 2025.

Starring a predominantly Latino cast, “Blue Beetle” is about the DC Extended Universe’s first Hispanic superhero. And before you point to America Chavez in the second “Doctor Strange ...

But what distinguishes “Blue Beetle” isn’t its place in the bug brigade but the person doing the metamorphosizing. Jaime Reyes (Xolo Maridueña) is the first Latino superhero in a leading ro ...

Over the years, countless actors have stepped into the boots, capes, and masks of beloved comic book icons, each leaving their mark on the genre. Some performances redefined these characters ...

Latinos are cheering the new superhero film “Blue Beetle” — and it’s not just because the title character defeats the bad guys. They’re applauding because it’s the first live-action ...