Blaze completely despises him, while Satanus seems to have a small fondness for him.

Antagonistic Offspring: Blaze and Satanus serve as this to Shazam.

The Alcoholic: Dudley, although not to an extent.

Adaptational Species Change: Tawky Tawny is a spirit being animating a stuffed tiger doll, rather than a real tiger given an Anthropomorphic Transformation.

Here, it's revealed that Shazam's spells were the reason he was awakened.

Pre-Crisis, Ibis awoke from his mummification by himself.

Black Adam (or rather, his reincarnation Theo Adam) is responsible for the death of Billy and Mary's parents.

Adaptational Name Change: Billy Batson's deceased parents were called 'Merrill' and 'Jocelyn' in the Pre-Crisis days, but in this series, his father is named 'Clarence Charles 'C.C.' Batson' (after Captain Marvel's creator, C.C.

Not only is he drawn more realistically, he is very much a Knight of Cerebus. Mind is a far cry from the comedic character he was Pre-Crisis.

Adaptational Comic Relief: Inverted - this continuity's version of Mr.

Volume 2, covering issues 13-23 plus one-off appearances in other DC series, currently has no release date. Volume 1, covering the graphic novel and issues 1-12, was released on 14 April 2020. Over 25 years after its debut, the graphic novel and series proper are finally being reprinted in collected format. It started out as a 1994 graphic novel by Jerry Ordway, then became an ongoing series which ran from 1995 to 1999, and was given a single issue revival in January 2010, tying into DC's Blackest Night event. Serving as yet another retelling of the Shazam! mythos, the series serves as a retcon for Shazam!: The New Beginning and reintroduces many of the characters to the DC Universe.

The Power of Shazam! is a 1995 comic book series published by DC Comics.

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