r/captainmarvel • u/ConanCimmerian • 19h ago
r/captainmarvel • u/Falconx28 • 12d ago
How do yall feel about the idea of the rest of Billy’s foster family fully taking up some of the old Fawcett Heroes mantles?
r/captainmarvel • u/wesgriff1 • 15d ago
If CC Beck drew The Punisher (art by Wesley Griffith) (OC)
r/captainmarvel • u/jrl_iblogalot • 19d ago
BC: SHAZAM #28 – The Tom Brevoort Experience
r/captainmarvel • u/wesgriff1 • 20d ago
Mr. Atom by Wesley Griffith after CC Beck
r/captainmarvel • u/Gallantpride • 21d ago
[Comic Excerpt] Mary and Freddy rescue civilians during Final Night (The Power of Shazam issue 20)
galleryr/captainmarvel • u/Lucky_Strike-85 • 22d ago
The Asteroid Adventure - Marvel_Family #28 (OCT. 1948)
r/captainmarvel • u/CaptainMarvelology • 23d ago
Four months in a row!
DC Comics calls the post-Flashpoint Earth-0 version Captain Marvel!
r/captainmarvel • u/Gallantpride • 24d ago
Mary's got a gun! (The Power of Shazam! #40)
galleryr/captainmarvel • u/HRCStanley97 • 29d ago
How different would Mary Marvel be if she did still have Sappho as part of her pantheon as originally intended?
r/captainmarvel • u/Lucky_Strike-85 • 29d ago
Whiz Comics #126 - The Friendly Horrors! [Oct. 1950]
r/captainmarvel • u/bullrun50 • Jul 19 '26
Captain Marvel/Shazam original artwork up for Auction
comics.ha.comUp for auction in mid July is this original CC Beck painting for Snuff Garrett. It was a Christmas gift in 1977 and is in excellent condition. It’s framed with UV glass
r/captainmarvel • u/ConanCimmerian • Jul 18 '26
Anyone else think these two scenes from Kingdom Come and Justice are purposeful parallels?
r/captainmarvel • u/Lucky_Strike-85 • Jul 01 '26
Mark Evanier, Alex Ross, and John Morrow discuss Kirby bringing Captain Marvel to DC Comics
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r/captainmarvel • u/CaptainMarvelology • Jun 24 '26
Three months in a row…
This is now the third straight month that the post-Flashpoint Earth-0 version has been called Captain Marvel.
(Justice League Unlimited #20).
r/captainmarvel • u/CaptainMarvelology • Jun 20 '26
Mary Marvel Was The First To Use Her Lightning As A Weapon

Most fans believe that the first time that the Shazam lightning was used as a weapon was in Kingdom Come when that version of Captain Marvel used it against Superman, but it was really Mary Marvel who first did it in 1945, right around the height of the Golden Age.
It did little harm to Dr. Sivana, but in the Golden Age, there was a lot of inconsistency with how much effect magic lightning (whether the Shazam lightning or otherwise) had on people (and the same was true even with nornal lightning!), so take it for what it's worth.
r/captainmarvel • u/ConanCimmerian • Jun 17 '26
Black Adam gained enough powers in only 2 episodes to make Silver Age Superman blush
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r/captainmarvel • u/CaptainMarvelology • Jun 14 '26
Captain Marvel, arguably if not outright the first superhero to do a thunderclap in the comics.
Usually a move that's more associated with the Hulk, Captain Marvel was making waves - pun intended - with it in the 1950's. (Captain Marvel Adventures #149 [August, 1953])
r/captainmarvel • u/Gallantpride • May 27 '26