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Along with theMan of Steel 2,Black Adammay have also hinted atSuicide Squad 3.Black Adamwas released in theatres, and the film has received mixed reviews so far. The film stars Dwayne Johnson as Black Adam. Despite mixed reviews from critics, fans are surely loving the film. Prior to its release, there were multiple hints about Henry Cavill’s cameo, along with the claims to take DCEU toward a better future. WithMan of Steel 2reportedly confirmed, there might be a possibility that the studio has started planning more future DC projects.
The mid-credit scene and the post-credit scene ofBlack Adamgive hints about the possible future DCEU projects. Henry Cavill’s cameo indicates that theJustice Leagueactor could return as Superman. However, the movie does not just give a hint at theMan of Steelsequel, as many believe that the post-credit scene also hints towardsSuicide Squad 3.
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Black Adam Teases The Anti-Hero May Show up in Suicide Squad 3
The film focuses on the story of Teth Adam. However, it also introduces the Justice Society of America. Now with the release of the film, fans have started discussing what other future projects the studio will be planning. There have been reports about theMan of Steelsequel and possibly a spinoff series on Hawkman.
Not just these, Amanda Waller’s appearance can also be an indication of a possible crossover betweenDwayne Johnson’sBlack AdamandSuicide Squad. Amanda Waller also known as The Wall, assembled a group of metahumans. The first Suicide Squad was released in 2016, followed by a 2021 movie with the same name.
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With DC moving ahead, fans believe that the studio is also planningSuicide Squad 3. AfterSuicide Squad, The Wall also appeared in the post-credit scene ofPeacemaker. It may hint that she has more in store for Task Force X. There might be a possibility that Waller may recruit the Task Force to take down Black Adam.
As the mid-credit scene presents that Black Adam may try to explore the world outside Kahndaq. After which, Waller would send the team to go after the anti-hero. There have been reports that James Gunn had been working onSuicide Squad 3,and there might be a possibility that Black Adam gets to have a special appearance in the film.
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How Does Black Adam Connect to Suicide Squad?
Viola Davis‘ Amanda Waller can hold a connection betweenBlack AdamandSuicide Squad. However, how it all fits in DCEU is still a big question. By the end ofPeacemaker, Waller’s daughter Adebayo releases documents that prove her involvement in international crimes and the unethical Task X projects.
However, inBlack Adam, Waller still has commands and offers Justice Society a strong enough prison to hold Black Adam. So it can be concluded that things worked out well for The Wall even after her secrets were revealed, and she is still one of the influential people in US politics.
There is also a possibility thatPeacemakertakes place after the events of Black Adam, and this is the reason Waller still has the authority.
There have been reports that Amanda Waller is soon going to have a solo series. And with the second season ofPeacemakeron the way, fans will soon learn more about how Black Adam’s connection toSuicide Squad.
Black Adamis now playing in theatres.
Source:The Direct
Laxmi Rajput
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Laxmi Rajput is a Senior Writer at FandomWire, with over 3,300 articles published covering film, TV, and pop culture. With a degree in Broadcast Journalism and over three years of experience in content writing, she pivoted to entertainment journalism because let’s be honest, superheroes, sitcoms, and Netflix binges are way more fun. Laxmi frequently covers Marvel, Harry Potter, Star Wars, and popular TV shows, offering both fan-first enthusiasm and thoughtful analysis. Her work often dives into Marvel theories, revisits the genius of The Big Bang Theory, or unpacks the Netflix phenomenon of Stranger Things.
