Mary Marvel Fanzine #7
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeWhen Dr. Thaddeus Sivana decides to strike while Captain Marvel and Captain Marvel Jr. are away, he plans to shoot a policeman with impunity—only to be interrupted by Mary Marvel, who arrives just in time to challenge him. With the city’s fate hanging in the balance, Mary Marvel must face Sivana’s latest scheme, aided by unlikely allies including Selena, Hippolyta, Ariadne, Zephyrus, Aurora, and Minerva.
Mary Marvel Meets Sivana's Daughter—Georgia! introduces Georgia Sivana, the daughter of the World's Wickest Scientist, who arrives on Venus seeking to help her father achieve his grand ambition. When Dr. Sivana reveals he needs Mary Marvel eliminated, Georgia volunteers—setting the stage for an unexpected encounter between the young villainess and the superheroine.
When Mary Marvel steps in to help at Hog Hollow’s struggling school, she’s ready to lend a hand—but it’s not just the kids who need guidance. With a classroom full of mischievous students, a few unexpected animal visitors, and a few townsfolk who’d rather avoid responsibility, Mary finds herself in the middle of a very unusual lesson. From the kindergarten class to the preacher’s sermon, and even the hogs and a rabbit, everyone’s got something to teach—especially when the real teacher’s in trouble.
When Mary Marvel notices herself and others suddenly growing to enormous size, she sets out to uncover the source—and stumbles upon the Larch Brothers, three shrewd merchants who’ve secretly poisoned the city’s water supply to turn people into giants, all in pursuit of profit. With the help of Billy Batson and the help of her giant-sized friends, Mary must stop the brothers before the city becomes overrun by ever-larger citizens.
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