(Spoilers ahead, obviously, for the extra scene that comes during the credits on “Shazam,” which teases the future of the series.) It used to be that movies from DC Comics didn’t include any extra scenes after the credits rolled, whether they come during or at the end. Once the credits began, the movie was over, period. It was a trend for DC, defying the standard that Marvel movies were setting. Until “Justice League,” anyway, which teased a teamup of supervillains led by Lex Luthor. A...
(Spoilers ahead, obviously, for the extra scene that comes during the credits on “Shazam,” which teases the future of the series.) It used to be that movies from DC Comics didn’t include any extra scenes after the credits rolled, whether they come during or at the end. Once the credits began, the movie was over, period. It was a trend for DC, defying the standard that Marvel movies were setting. Until “Justice League,” anyway, which teased a teamup of supervillains led by Lex Luthor. A...
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