Whiz Comics #5 (4)
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Beautia for President," the bizarre political campaign of the enigmatic Beautia takes a dangerously surreal turn when the sinister Sivana reveals his dark plan: once she’s in power, he’ll eliminate all opposition, seize the nation’s wealth, and destroy the White House—only to replace it with a palace for her. Written by Bill Parker and illustrated with bold, expressive art by C. C. Beck, this 1940 issue of Whiz Comics delivers a wild, satirical take on power and propaganda, all rendered in striking visuals that define the era. The cover, also by Beck, captures the over-the-top spectacle of the moment.
In "Beautia for President," the charismatic Beautia launches a bold campaign to become the first female President of the United States, drawing both admiration and alarm. When the villainous Sivana warns her that her victory would unleash a reign of terror—murdering dissenters, seizing the nation’s gold, and destroying the White House—her dream takes a dangerously unpredictable turn.
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Reprinted in The Shazam! Archives #1 (1992)
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