Ted Kord, known as the Blue Beetle, has a rich and storied history within the DC Universe. First introduced in DC Comics Captain Atom #83 back in 1966, ...

Obviously, the movie is changing that origin story, with Jamie being given the Scarab by Jenny, who is somehow connected to Kord Industries, and Ted’s sister. Blue Beetle will be in theaters on ...

Blue Beetle II Ted Kord. DC Comics. In 1966, the dream team of Stan Lee and Steve Ditko, who had made The Amazing Spider-Man a smash hit for Marvel Comics, parted ways.

Ted Kord was created by Steve Ditko and Gary Friedrich and was the second character to take on the mantle of Blue Beetle in the comics. He first appeared in Secret Origins Vol. 2 #2 in May 1986 ...

While Ted Kord may not have officially joined the DC Universe, Blue Beetle director Angel Manuel Soto knows exactly who he wants to play the superhero. Speaking to The Digital Fix, the filmmaker ...

If the Blue Beetle and DC team didn’t want speculation to run wild, they wouldn’t have included a look at Ted Kord that looks suspiciously like Jason Sudeikis.

Blue Beetle’s Ángel Manuel Soto isn’t sure what the future has in store for Ted Kord — but he’s hoping the character shows up in a DCU project at some point. In a recent interview with ...

Blue Beetle director Angel Manuel Soto has addressed Ted Kord and Dan Garrett's absence from the upcoming DCEU movie, teasing a possible future for both heroes in the DCU. Find out what he had to ...

I happen to know a little from reading a few issues of the ’80s run of comics when Blue Beetle was a guy named Ted Kord who was basically a low-rent Batman. Now, the first Blue Beetle premiered ...

While Ted Kord may not have officially joined the DC Universe, Blue Beetle director Angel Manuel Soto knows exactly who he wants to play the superhero. As for the character’s future in the DCU ...