How many post credit scenes are in Black Adam?

Heading out to see Black Adam and wondering whether you should stick around after the credits begin rolling? Here’s your answer!

After more than a decade in development, Black Adam is finally opening in theaters as Dwayne Johnson looks to change the hierarchy of the DC Extended Universe with what promises to be one of the year’s biggest movies of the year.

And if we had to guess, you’re likely sitting in a movie theater at the moment contributing to the film’s box office haul, and are wondering whether you should plan on sitting around through the full credits to enjoy a bonus scene or two.

I get it, I wonder the very same thing before heading out to see any superhero movie these days as there’s nothing worse than sitting through the credits waiting for a bonus scene only to see you wasted several minutes of your time for nothing.

Does Black Adam have a post credit scene?

If you’re currently watching Black Adam in theaters, you’ll indeed want to stick around as the film indeed contains a bonus scene for those patient enough to stick around once the film’s credits begin rolling.

How many post credit scenes does Black Adam have?

While many superhero films are known to include more than one post-credit scene, there is only one post-credit scene to enjoy in Black Adam. The scene in question airs after the initial title sequence following the film’s closing moment, making it more of a mid-credit scene than a post-credit scene.

Still, we’re sure fans are going to appreciate the fact that they’ll be able to enjoy at least one bonus scene after the film comes to a close. And let’s just say if the leaks are true, the scene is one fans won’t want to miss — so be sure not to leave your seats before the title sequence ends!

Does Black Adam have an end credit scene?

Sadly, Black Adam does not have an end-credit scene meaning that it’s safe to leave the theaters after you’ve watched the mid-credit scene that unfolds.

While we would have loved to have seen another bonus scene, there is no need sitting through the credits unless you really want to see the names of everyone who helped bring the film to life as there’s no additional scene to watch after the credits come to an end.

Are you surprised to learn that Black Adam only contains one post-credit scene and that DC opted not to include an end-credit scene in the film? Would you have liked to have seen more than one bonus scene in the film? Sound off in the comments!