Captain Marvel Adventures #10
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeA vivid 1942 Fawcett cover by C. C. Beck captures the magic of Billy Batson's transformation perfectly — on the left, young Billy shouts "SHAZAM!" while armed soldiers close in around him and a woman and child look on in alarm, and on the right, the fully transformed Captain Marvel is already delivering a resounding "SMACK!" to a downed enemy rifle. The bold lightning-bolt motif splitting the composition tells the whole story at a glance: one word of power and the odds flip entirely. With a cover blurb promising "Billy Batson speaks the word of power and it's Captain Marvel to the Rescue!" and an interior tale set at the circus, this issue has the kind of breathless, can-do energy that made the Big Red Cheese one of 1942's most beloved heroes.
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