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Shazam!, #16

Published: January-February 1975

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The World's Mightiest Mortal Battles the Seven Deadly Enemies of Man

Story Featuring Captain Marvel / Shazam!

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Credits for pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.

The Man Who Stole Justice!

Story Featuring Captain Marvel / Shazam!

Storyline

When the statue of Justice outside the courthouse is replaced by a statue of Injustice, Judge Matthew Pleasant begins to let criminals go free and sentences good people to prison.

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Story Notes

Credits for script, pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.

The Marvel Family Battles the Sneaking Doom!

Story Featuring The Marvel Family

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The Marvel Family stops the Managers of Earth from destroying the planet.

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Chapter One: "The Land, Sea and Air Mystery" (7 pages), Chapter Two: "The Sneaking Doom" (6 pages), Chapter Three: "The End of the World!" (7.67 pages)

Shazam! Puzzle Page
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3. Atlas Legends of Shazam!
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The Invention Miser

Story Featuring Captain Marvel / Shazam!

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The Lazy Genie

Story Featuring Captain Marvel Jr.

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Based on the short story "Snulbug" by Anthony Boucher, originally published in Unknown Worlds for December 1941.

The Original Captain Marvel Battles the World Hater

Story Featuring Captain Marvel / Shazam!

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The Marvel Family Battles the Monarch of Money

Story Featuring The Marvel Family

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Greed

The Original Captain Marvel Battles King Kull and the Seven Sins

Story Featuring Captain Marvel / Shazam!

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All seven demons team up with King Kull.

The Green-Eyed Monster!

Story Featuring Mary Marvel

Storyline

When Judy Lane decides she can tackle crooks as well as Mary Marvel she ends up getting herself and Tim Casey captured by a gang of crooks.

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Story Notes

Credits for script, pencils and inks confirmed from Julius Schwartz's editorial records, provided by DC Comics.

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Letter Column Featuring Shazamail!

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