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browsethestacks · 2 months
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Comic - Shazam #010 Cover (2024)
Art by Miguel Mercado
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lambdysphoria · 3 months
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It's actually so funny how DC fucked itself in the ass by suing Fawcett because Captain Marvel was a "copy" of Superman (insanely debatable) only for that to leave Marvel Comics with the opportunity to trademark the name "Captain Marvel," meaning that DC couldn't even promote the character they sued Fawcett for under the "Captain Marvel" name. Like good job you got dozens of artists and writers laid off, killed an entire universe of characters, and can't even recreate the past success of the orphan you killed to get the rights to because your main competitor owns his fucking name.
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Vintage Paperback - Castle Ugly by Mary Ellen Barrett
Art by Sandy Kossin
Fawcett
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howtheworldcouldb · 2 years
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Billy Batson Gets Adopted AU, but the adopter he’s avidly avoiding is Lex Luthor.
When Lex first heard of Captain Marvel, he was… unenthused, to put it lightly. Another Kryptonian? It was bad enough when that second one, “Supergirl” had entered the superhero stage; Lex had few hopes for the appearance of a third. Superman even paid Fawcett a visit, and Lex’s grim worries were all but sealed. Except… he started hearing rumors. Different rumors, of the world’s “Mightiest Mortal”. Of a man, human and magic and power, who could stand up against Superman and maybe come out on top. A match. A defense. A man Lex most certainly wanted on his side.
Which turned out to be difficult, since Marvel was impossible to get ahold of. He was nowhere. Sure, he showed up to every disaster, every moment of peril and sign of distress, but he never stayed. He was there precisely long enough to get the job done, and not a second later. It was irritating. It was infuriating. It was giving Lex a migraine. Even Batman, you could occasionally catch at crime scenes or flag down on the rooftops of Gotham, not that Lex had ever tried—Gotham was a beast best avoided. But Marvel? Nothing. At least when he was battling his rogues gallery you could see him flying through the streets, but on his off time? It was like the man stopped existing. Lex Corp’s agents couldn’t find hide of hair of him. The man didn’t respond to public requests for contact, nor any of the more discreet methods Lex and employed. It was astounding. And Lex did not like astounding. He liked answers, and he liked aces in his pocket, and neither of those things would matter if he couldn’t get the Big Red Cheese to talk to him. So he sent Mercy to investigate. To either get Marvel on their side, or get the idiot to speak to them. Mercy marched into his office two weeks later with no contact point, no progress, and a video. a video of a man, a flash of lightning, and then a small, malnourished child.
“Ah,” Lex thought. “Ah.”
So. Captain Marvel was an orphaned, homeless ten year old with inexplicable powers and absolutely zero support system.
Lex was going to steal him.
Steal wasn’t quite the right word, since everything Lex was doing would be completely legal and above-board. Unorthodox, sure, but he had far more than enough money to make it happen in a way that even Big Blue couldn’t dispute. An application, some pressure and a few favors, and suddenly Lex Luthor was a registered foster parent. Now all he needed to do was find the child and ensure he ended up in his care
Billy doesn’t know what the hell is going on or why Lex Corp is suddenly flooding the streets of Fawcett, but he figures this is as good an excuse as any to punch a billionaire in the face
Que several thousand words of Kevin McAllister level evasion tactics, tomfuckery, stranger danger, weaponized baby face, (attempted) manipulation, a very confused and concerned League, telling Superman to fuck off for wildly different reasons, identity shenanigans, and the slow, begrudging mutual understanding and sort-of respect that Billy and Lex are furious is happening
(Luthor and Billy are locked in a battle of wills and guile while the League stands there like “is Luthor… trying to kidnap a child?? Marvel, are you doing anything about this?? We can help, this seems like a multiple hero situation—“ and Marvel is very nicely telling them to mind their own fucking business. They do not. Billy is mad at everyone except Cyborg, who let Billy know he was coming to Fawcett ahead of time)
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fred-the-plant · 9 months
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The Captain and his Friends
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weirdlookindog · 11 months
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Fawcett house ad for This Magazine is Haunted, 1953.
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kekwcomics · 9 months
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STRANGE SUSPENSE STORIES #4 (Fawcett, 1952)
Art: George Evans
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vintagegeekculture · 2 years
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mote-historie · 9 months
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Farrah Fawcett as Barbara Hutton: Poor Little Rich Girl: The Barbara Hutton Story (1987).
The true story of one of the richest women in America - heiress to the Woolworth fortune. She had vast wealth and seven husbands, but never found lasting love.
IMDb 6,9
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thehauntedrocket · 9 months
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Vintage Paperback - Asimov's Mysteries by Isaac Asimov
Fawcett (1968)
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load--of--bollocks · 4 months
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BBc Ghosts One-Shots!!!
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browsethestacks · 15 days
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Shazam
Art by Doc Shaner
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holy-shit-comics · 7 months
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Vintage Paperback - Clue by Michael McDowell
Fawcett (1985)
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howtheworldcouldb · 2 years
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Billy Batson except he doesn't know he has a secret identity. He thought the Justice League figured it out before they asked him to join, and is mainly just trying to hide the whole homeless thing from the group of adults that would definitely put him into the system in a heartbeat.
The League did not figure anything out. They're getting increasingly concerned about whatever the hell Marvel is and whatever hell he seems to go through in his off hours.
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Inspired by my frustration at typing "Gotham vs Fawcett" in Google Search Bar and getting "Gotham vs Metropolis" as the first results instead:
Metropolis is futuristic, Gotham is gothic, and Fawcett is 'nice'.
That 'nice' city where time is weird and the past is much closer than you think.
The kind of nice and polite that happens when good manners and social status can make or break a life.
So Gotham vs Fawcett would be a Addams vs Debbie type of situation.
Except sometimes the 'Debbies' are beings that care very much about Rules of Hospitality and Proper Ways of Address and they will keep you as an unaging servant until you get it if you do not pay enough attention. While the 'Addams' might just kill you... or not. Your gratefulness for staying alive may vary.
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