But in the comics, Eternium actually comes from the remains of the Rock of Eternity when it was destroyed by the villain Dr. It doesn't affect him as much as Kryptonite affects Superman, but it can cut him. In the DCEU, there's a precious material called Eternium underneath Kahndaq that the king forced his slaves to dig for thousands of years ago, and Intergang also mines for in the present day.īut what actually is Eternium? Well, it's an ore with magical properties, and it's one of the only things on the planet that can actually hurt Black Adam. Yes, it seems like every cinematic universe needs a rare metal/mineral from a far off country that bad guys want to get their hands on. The film was directed by Joaquim Dos Santos from a script by Michael Jelenic and released as part of a DC Showcase DVD collection.Account icon An icon in the shape of a person's head and shoulders. Josh Keaton, Danica McKellar and Kevin Michael Richardson also provide voices.
Of course, the wizard confers his power on Billy, allowing him to transform into the Captain Marvel (James Garner).
Clark defends the boy as Superman, causing Batson to flee into the subway where he encounters the wizard Shazam (the very encounter Adam was seeking to disrupt). Superman/Shazam!: The Return of Black Adam is a 2010 animated short film featuring the three DC Comics characters named in the title.Ĭlark Kent (Newbern) is researching a human interest story about a resilient orphan boy named Billy Batson (Callison) when they are unexpectedly attacked by Black Adam (Vosloo). Black Adam ( Arnold Vosloo) has defeated Superman ( George Newbern) and Billy Batson ( Zach Callison) is the only one left to save him, if only he could master his transformation into Captain Marvel (James Garner) in this clip from Superman/Shazam!: The Return of Black Adam.
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