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, Ted Kord was the second character to take on ...

In the mid-credits scene of Blue Beetle, we learn that Ted Kord is not dead. We witness a heavily fragmented video message from him come through on his computer.

In the comics, Ted Kord was the second Blue Beetle, following the original hero Dan Garrett, who also gets mentioned in the movie.

Blue Beetle: Ted Kord & Dan Garrett’s DCU History Explained We break down what Dan Garrett and Ted Kord bring to the comics, and how they might manifest onscreen.

In one scene, two Blue Beetle costumes are seen on mannequins, inside a secret bunker under the mansion of Ted Kord. And they are very comics-accurate.

What Happens In The Blue Beetle End Credits Scene Following the flashy title card end credits, Blue Beetle returns to the Kord mansion and the lair of the original Blue Beetle: Ted Kord.

How The Blue Beetle Movie Uses Ted Kord Although Ted Kord never directly appears in Blue Beetle, his presence is certainly felt, primarily through his sister, Victoria, and his daughter, Jenny.

With the first trailer for DC's Blue Beetle movie now online, we break down everything you need to know about Jaime Reyes and the other heroes who have carried the Blue Beetle mantle over the decades.

One of those characters is Ted Kord, the second Blue Beetle in the comics, who plays a heavy role in the film's story. While he doesn't physically appear, he is referenced throughout the film's ...

"Blue Beetle" introduces Xolo Maridueña's hero to the DC movie universe. But an after-credits scene suggests that he's not the only one. (Spoilers!) ...

At one point everyone is hiding out at Ted Kord’s old Blue Beetle lair. We even see his 1980’s 1980s-style Blue Beetle costume standing there, but no real explanation that he didn’t have ...