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Topic	Black adam made no sense.
fettster777 12/22/22 10:21:23 AM #27:	Sufferedphoneix posted... The comic run I mention was from the 90s but the art was done like old ass comics. Think the run was called the powers of Shazam. Adam was a villain kinda but only towards Shazam iirc. Not liking Shazam had the powers iirc. And Shazam didn't like him cause his mortal body was his parents killer. It was definitely different even like his mortal body had his voice removed so he couldn't say Shazam but he found a magic artifact or something that allowed him to transform. That run was my main exposure to black Adam as Shazam comics for me anyways haven't been easy to find. Yes, you're talking about a mid-90s graphic novel called 'The Power of Shazam' by Jerry Ordway. This story led into a Power of Shazam monthly title featuring Captain Marvel (his name at the time) and occasionally had Black Adam make more appearances. If you're interested more in Black Adam comics I suggest the following titles: JSA (1999-2006) 52 (2006-2007) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/52_(comics) Justice Society of America (2006-2011) #23-28 Black Adam The Dark Age (2007-2008) All great stories with Black Adam, especially JSA and 52. <cite>fettster777 posted [p:970336816] in Black adam... [t:80281800]...</cite> <quote>Sufferedphoneix posted... </cite><quote>The comic run I mention was from the 90s but the art was done like old ass comics. Think the run was called the powers of Shazam. Adam was a villain kinda but only towards Shazam iirc. Not liking Shazam had the powers iirc. And Shazam didn't like him cause his mortal body was his parents killer. It was definitely different even like his mortal body had his voice removed so he couldn't say Shazam but he found a magic artifact or something that allowed him to transform. That run was my main exposure to black Adam as Shazam comics for me anyways haven't been easy to find.</quote>Yes, you're talking about a mid-90s graphic novel called 'The Power of Shazam' by Jerry Ordway. This story led into a Power of Shazam monthly title featuring Captain Marvel (his name at the time) and occasionally had Black Adam make more appearances.If you're interested more in Black Adam comics I suggest the following titles:JSA (1999-2006)52 (2006-2007) - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/52_(comics)Justice Society of America (2006-2011) #23-28Black Adam The Dark Age (2007-2008)All great stories with Black Adam, especially JSA and 52.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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