All that stuff coming out about it looks great. In my Shazam stuff, I plugged Black Adam in right at the beginning, so he's more of an integral part of the mythos. Sivana, and Black Adam, and was followed by an ongoing series, set four years later.

The story reintroduced Shazam, the Wizard, Dr. I feel like I have a stake in each of them. In 1994 Billy Batson’s origin story was revitalized for a new era in The Power of Shazam, the acclaimed graphic novel written and illustrated by Jerry Ordway. With Black Adam, it's weird too because Black Adam has Atom Smasher, who was Nuklon, a character that Mike Machlan, Roy Thomas, and I came up with for Infinity Inc. 'The first one captured the vibe of the comics that I did really well even though it was based on stuff that Geoff Johns had done in his series, but I feel like the DNA is there. 'I'm thrilled with the idea of the movies,' Ordway continued. The rest of the series remains difficult to find in a collected format. While the original graphic novel has long been out of print, a 2020 deluxe omnibus collected the story along with issues #1-12 of the series. The book - which featured Billy's first interactions with the wizard who gave him his lighting powers, Doctor Sivana and Black Adam - was critically acclaimed and paved the way for a series of the same name that lasted 47 issues, from 1995 to 1999. Goyer have reinvented the character into an anti-hero who is intent on clearing. The Power of Shazam! was published in 1994 as a hardcover graphic novel that revamped the origins of Billy Batson and his alter ego Shazam, or Captain Marvel, as he was called at the time. However, more recently, writers such as Jerry Ordway, Geoff Johns, and David S. RELATED: Shazam Continues the Trend of DC Letting Their Teen Heroes Grow Up What Was The Power Of Shazam?

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