Some comic book legacy characters, like Miles Morales, are good enough to fight side-by-side with the original heroes.

Article Summary Billy Batson and his superhero form, Captain Marvel/Shazam, have evolved significantly over DC Comics' history.

The live-action adventures of Captain Marvel! By uttering a single magic word young Billy Batson transforms himself into the world's mightiest mortal, Captain Marvel.

When Billy Batson follows a mysterious stranger onto the subway, he never imagines he's entering a strange world of powerful wizards, talking tigers, kid eating monsters, political intrigue and ...

The splitting of Billy Batson and Captain Marvel's mind has been a notable Shazam plot twist of late in tomorrow's Shazam #12.

While this is played for laughs, it does highlight the awkward history of Billy Batson’s name. When he was created in 1939 for Fawcett Comics, Billy’s heroic alter ego was called Captain Marvel.

Captain Marvel achieved another groundbreaking milestone by becoming the first comic book superhero to be adapted to film. In 1941, Republic Pictures released the serial “Adventures of Captain Marvel, ...

An original live-action Billy Batson has a cameo in Shazam! Fury of the Gods – and it's a very meta moment. Light spoilers follow for the movie!

While Teth-Adam and Billy Batson's stories intertwine in the comics, their connection first appears when Black Adam attempts to take over the world, prompting Captain Marvel to seek out the wizard ...

Billy Batson, whose classic superhero name Captain Marvel is now best associated with Marvel Comics' Carol Danvers thanks to the magic of trademark, first debuted in 1940 - and by 1942, he was ...

His next successor was a good-hearted teenager named Billy Batson, who chose the wizard's name as his superhero name. Billy Batson's original superhero name was Captain Marvel until 2011.