DC Comics, Black Adam Movie 30cm Action Figure, Collectible Kids’ Toys for Boys and Girls Ages 3 and Up

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Fate has some very cool powers (both the visual effects and what he can do with his predictive powers) but we barely scratch the surface. Pretty CGI and endless action sequences might be good enough for the uncritical moviegoing masses, but we’ve seen all of this before.

This crown was created 5,000 years ago when the champion first walked the earth, and somehow the bad guy in the present timeline knows that he’s related to this 5,000 years dead king.Based on merchandise descriptions leaked several months ago, McFarlane Toys appears to be in charge of Black Adam’s tie-in collectibles and Sabbac certainly looks like a product of creator Todd McFarlane’s sculptors.

And hey, I’m totally fine with movies not shoving political messages down our throats, but the absence of that does not a good film make. When other superheroes go to stop Black Adam because he’s too powerful for the world, you know they won’t be able to unless he intentionally gives up. None of these movies are ever bold enough to let the bad guy win in the end, so it’s all wrapped up nice and tidy. And with demonic horns and a pentagram scratched into his chest, there’s no mistaking which side of good or evil this guy is on. Once he gets the crown he gains the powers of the demons and turns into a fiery monstrosity who can raise an army of the dead to fight alongside him.Now, The Rock's love of Black Adam is on full display again in a new video posted to his Instagram, showing the star interacting with press at Warner Bros. Find out more about Black Adam with our extensive look at the film’s superhero cast, as well as our look at the complicated history of Shazam! Because comic book material is so beloved by fans, Dwayne Johnson's attachment to the story of Black Adam and desire to make something for them should serve as a very promising sign. Black Adam has become the latest front in the never-ending pop culture wars, though I have to admit that whatever culture war ammunition you find in this movie probably says more about you than about the film itself. It is also fun to see the star reap the success of his efforts and get his own action figure, like many other superhero actors have.

In the post above, the first image comes with concept art of how Marwan Kenzari looks playing Sabbac and he is literally devilish. In the end, the group itself feels more like a joke than anything we should take seriously, and even that falls flat given we know next to nothing about any of these heroes.

The descriptions also said Sabbac’s figure would be a 15-17 inch Megafig so this is a big one for the collector’s shelf. Now, it looks as though Black Adam’s villain is one of Hollywood’s worst-kept secrets, with new toy images seemingly confirming his role in the film.

We have confirmation on who the villain of the Black Adam movie is and though the character is described as the evil opposite of Shazam, it’s not Teth-Adam himself played by Dwayne Johnson. At the time of this writing, 39% of critics vs 90% of normal viewers liked this movie, though the way Rotten Tomatoes keeps track of reviews muddies things a bit. He takes out tons of mercenaries and then battles against the Justice Society and then fights more mercenaries and then fights the Justice Society again and finally, in the very end, faces the powerful demon king villain in a fight that can only go one way. At the press event, he talked about wanting to launch the beginning of a " long storytelling road" that finds the film and his character driving forward other DCEU content.A toy reveal shows that the big threat is none other than Sabbac, portrayed by Old Guard star Marwan Kenzari, whom we suspected since this information first started to leak out. We lose a main character but it’s a character we’ve barely gotten to know in a movie with too many characters to possibly get to know.