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Cover: Kurt Schaffenberger

Shazam from the Forties to the Seventies #[nn]

Sep 1977 · Crown Publishers · 10.00 USD
“Introducing Captain Marvel”

"Introducing Captain Marvel" presents a nostalgic journey through the Shazam mythos, spotlighting Billy and Uncle Dudley—now portraying Mentor—as they embark on a nationwide tour focused on youth. In a striking turn, their first stop in Washington, DC, reveals a shocking twist: the Capitol has vanished, setting the stage for a mystery rooted in Dr. Sivana’s latest scheme. Written by E. Nelson Bridwell and brought to life with dynamic art by Kurt Schaffenberger—both inks and pencils—this 1977 issue offers a vivid, retro-style adventure that captures the spirit of the character’s earlier years, all wrapped in a cover by Schaffenberger that perfectly frames the story’s central enigma.

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artist, inker Kurt Schaffenberger
cover pencils, inks Kurt Schaffenberger

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Billy and Uncle Dudley (as Mentor) set off on a tour around the country doing a series on young people. The first stop is Washington, DC, where Dr. Sivana has made the Capitol disappear.

Plot details indexed by the Grand Comics Database (CC BY-SA).