‘Blue Beetle’ Will get A New Teaser Poster

Blue Beetle, the upcoming DC superhero film starring Xolo Mariduena had a shock panel on Saturday down at CCXP hwere they premiered the brand new teaser poster.

Rumors of delays on social media appear untimely because the Blue Beetle film remains to be on schedule to premiere on August 18, 2023.

Mariduena was readily available together with main woman and Brazilian stunner Bruna Marquezine to advertise the film on the panel.

Based on Collider’ Steve Weintraub who was on the panel, attendees acquired the poster as souveneir in a protecting sleeve.

Maridueña is on monitor to be one of many few Latino superheroes on the large display, lately he revealed to USA At the moment that his DCEU makes him intimidated as it’s his first characteristic movie.

“Truthfully, it looks like I’ve skipped a couple of stepping stones. ‘Cobra Kai’ has been such an exquisite alternative, (and) it feels a bit of bit intimidating being that is my first film and it’s in a realm that’s completely totally different than something I’ve ever labored on. I’m nervous, however I’m excited. It’s gonna be necessary, not just for Latinos and to see folks of colour, brown folks, represented onscreen, but additionally present a narrative that we haven’t actually seen earlier than.”

The Cobra Kai star then went on to disclose that he’s tried on the Blue Beetle swimsuit and the way the studio hopes to see him turn out to be fitter.

“We’ve accomplished two swimsuit fittings. They’re hoping that I get extra buff by the point we really begin filming. However I’ve seen the swimsuit, and it seems superior.”

Created by Keith Giffen, John Rogers, and Cully Hamner, Jaime Reyes made his first look within the pages of 2006’s Infinite Disaster #5. A live-action model of Jaime made an look within the Superman prequel sequence Smallville, with Jaren Brandt Bartlett enjoying the DC Comics hero.

Directed by Angel Manuel Soto, Blue Beetle stars Xolo Maridueña because the titular character. The movie is being written by Gareth Dunnet-Alcocer with John Rickard producing.