Showing posts with label SHAZAM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SHAZAM. Show all posts

Tuesday, January 01, 2013

WE SALUTE THE NEW YEAR!

Although the Marvel Family was saluting the New Year of 1974 back in issue #11 of SHAZAM!...today we salute 2013!  On to bigger and better things!  Happy New Year!  8^)

Sunday, September 16, 2012

Thursday, August 09, 2012

Thursday, July 26, 2012

SHAZAM!



Enjoying my SHAZAM! comic books!  8^)

Looking forward to the 1970s Filmation SHAZAM! TV series DVD set in September!  8^)

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

MARVEL-OUS! I give this book my highest recommendation! Designer-extraordinaire CHIP KIDD and photographer GEOFF SPEAR, with the incredible CAPTAIN MARVEL / MARVEL FAMILY collection of HARRY MATETSKY, have collaborated on the sensational book, SHAZAM! THE GOLDEN AGE OF THE WORLD'S MIGHTIEST MORTAL. If you haven't yet picked up this book, order it today! Read more HERE!

Sunday, January 09, 2011

I've been enjoying going through my collection of "treasury-size" edition comic books! Love this SHAZAM! issue from 1974! I always thought the SHAZAM! logo was so well-designed...and I love C.C. BECK's cover art of CAPTAIN MARVEL and BILLY BATSON!

Sunday, September 12, 2010

Sunday, March 28, 2010

SHAZAM IS COMING!

I'm busy working on commissions, so I thought I'd post this 1972 SHAZAM! advertisement that ran in various DC comics. C.C. BECK did the art. I loved the SHAZAM! comic book that premiered in 1973, and of course, the 1974 live-action SHAZAM! TV show produced by Filmation. I'll do another posting soon on the SHAZAM! TV show.

Saturday, September 19, 2009

FRANK COGHLAN, JR. - 1916-2009 - BILLY BATSON in CAPTAIN MARVEL MOVIE SERIAL

I've been meaning to do a posting about this for the last couple of days. I recently read that FRANK COGHLAN, JR. passed away on September 7. FRANK COGHLAN, JR. played BILLY BATSON in the 1941 Republic movie serial, ADVENTURES OF CAPTAIN MARVEL. I'm a great fan of this movie serial and was sorry to hear that FRANK COGHLAN, JR. had passed away. He was 93. Here's more from the L.A. TIMES.