With stints in Batman: The Brave and the Bold, Smallville, and Young Justice ... Ted Kord and Jaime Reyes Kord may take up the Blue Beetle mantle, but given that he’s never able to activate ...

Jaime Reyes, nevertheless, has appeared in several of his own comic series, and team books like Teen Titans, and appeared as Blue Beetle in both animated series (Young Justice, Batman: Brave and ...

Blue Beetle is an upcoming DC and Warner Bros. live-action film set to star Cobra Kai breakout star Xolo Maridueña. The news of a Latino superhero is always exciting, but it may have left you ...

The Blue Beetle ... riff on Ted Kord. Jaime Reyes quickly branched out into various animated DC projects following his comic book debut, appearing in both shows like Young Justice and Justice ...

While a character called Blue Beetle has existed for decades, this iteration—young Jaime Reyes—didn’t appear until 2006. In that relatively short span of time, Jaime has become a standout ...

Blue Beetle has also appeared in the DC animated series ‘Young Justice’ and the TV show ‘Smallville.’ Xolo Maridueña is outstanding as Jaime Reyes/Blue Beetle, adding his own charm to the ...

Blue Beetle is an upcoming DC and Warner Bros. live-action film set to star Cobra Kai breakout star Xolo Mariduea. The news of a Latino superhero is always exciting, but it may have left you ...

Blue Beetle was supposed to be one of the lower-budgeted DC movies made exclusively for HBO Max, joining Batgirl and planned features for characters like Black Canary and Zatanna. Warner Bros.

Directed by Ángel Manuel Soto and written by Gareth Dunnet-Alcocer, “Blue Beetle” stars Xolo Maridueña as Jaime Reyes, a floppy-haired (now requisite of all young heroes) recent grad who ...

The latest movie from the DC cinematic universe showcases Jaime ... Blue Beetle was first introduced in comic books in 1939 and has since made appearances in animated shows such as ‘Young ...

La Leyenda de Jaime Reyes: How Blue Beetle Gets Latinos Right The DC movie joins Black Panther, Ms. Marvel and other superhero projects in reminding us that cultural identity is its own kind of power.