Blue Beetle star Xolo Maridueña has known as upon DC followers to advertise the upcoming superhero movie in the course of the actors' strike.

On Thursday, SAG-AFTRA agreed to hitch the continuing writers’ strike of their struggle for honest pay and safeguards towards AI.

This will go away a whole lot of stars unable to advertise their upcoming movies, and Maridueña - identified to most for his position on Netflix's Cobra Kai - took to Instagram this week with an answer.

“First and foremost, I hope that the issue gets resolved swiftly,” he started.

“But with that being said, it needs to be solved in the right way and the people who are asking for the right to live and work and thrive in the business should be allowed to, and should be able to.”

Maridueña expressed his remorse that he’ll be unable to participate within the deliberate press junket for the movie, which releases in cinemas on August 18.

However, Blue Beetle has already amassed a large fanbase, which the star hopes will generate sufficient assist to make the movie successful.

“I love you all, to all the supporters,” he mentioned to his 3.2 million followers.

“To the Blue Beetle f**king battalion! Y’all are killing it! I won’t be able to promote this movie, but you can.

“And we can together. Let’s do this for the culture, let’s do this for the community.

“Let’s do this for the opportunity for others. And, more importantly, let’s kick a**! I’m so excited.

“Thank you to everyone who has been a supporter, and we will see you at the theatres, August 18.”

In his video, Maridueña additionally thanked the solid and crew who've helped carry the Blue Beetle - who first debuted in comics in 1939 earlier than DC Comics purchased him in 1983 - to life.

The supporting solid consists of Bruna Marquezine, Raoul Max Trujillo, George Lopaz and Susan Sarandon.

Intended because the launch of a brand new DC Universe persevering with with James Gunn’s Superman Legacy, the movie follows a university graduate who positive factors extraordinary skills when he merges with an historic alien exoskeleton.

Blue Beetle is out in cinemas on Friday, August 18.