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FREE SUPERMAN VS. SHAZAM PDF Rich Buckler,Gil Kane,Roy Thomas | 192 pages | 12 Mar 2013 | DC Comics | 9781401238216 | English | New York, United States Shazam vs Superman - Battles - Comic Vine It's not a fair fight given that Shazam only has a Superman vs. Shazam feats whereas Superman has way more in the bag. At least wait until they fight in Justice League They indeed are but with current version Superman would win. Shazam is still not experienced with his powers and he was getting handled Superman vs. Shazam Black Adam rather easily. So he is still not really into the whole thing and doesn't know what he is doing. New 52 versions Straight after that however, billy got up fine and dandy, as he still manages to call the Justice League "jerks". And note, that when Shazam was fighting Supes, Diana had her lasso around him trying to restrain him, but it had no effect. So i believe it's just a matter of experience, as Shazam is young and only had those powers for a few hours actually. I'd stick with Superman for now, as being the dominant character in this battle. I would say Superman would win right now due to being more experience in fights and with his powers. Shazam had a good showing against Supes in Justice League Even tho Supes cheat-shotted him while Diana was with straining Shazam with her lasso But still, I just haven't seen Superman vs. Shazam of Shazam to say he definately beats Superman at this point. I think that Shazam is more powerful, however, he is still a child and has little battle experience. For that reason, I think Superman vs. Shazam Superman wins. I think this will be close, superman is just a slightly more powerful shazam only Superman vs. Shazam lightning is magic which supermans weakness Superman vs. Shazam superman has heat vision though. In the end, superman wins due to all his other abilities slightly over shazam but shazam will put up a great fight. A blood lusted Shazam won't fight him in a physical brawl. He'll go straight in using his magic. And Superman is weak against magic. Please Log In to post. Shazam still hasn't done a single meaningfull thing. He would lose badly. This one's a close one due to the OP. They are stated to possess equal amount of strength prowess. No Morals is a huge factor in this bout and would have to side with Shazam Superman vs. Shazam this one. Superman is, as said, vulnerable to not only Kryptonite but magic as well. He's faster and more combat experienced. Don't post to forums Gen. Bring back the main forum list. Use your keyboard! Superman Vs. Shazam! by Roy Thomas Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read. Want to Read saving…. Want to Read Currently Reading Read. Other editions. Enlarge cover. Error rating book. Refresh and try again. Open Preview See a Problem? Details if other :. Thanks for telling us about the problem. Return to Book Page. Superman vs. Shazam — Superman Vs. Superman Vs. Rich Buckler Illustrations. Gil Kane Illustrations. It's the Man of Steel vs. Mxyzptlk, Mr. Mind, Captain Nazi, Black Adam and more. Get A Copy. Paperbackpages. More Details Original Title. Other Editions 1. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Superman Vs. Lists with This Book. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 3. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of Superman Vs. Mar 05, David rated it it was amazing Shelves: comic-books. Terrific 80s collection, mostly new to me. The real gem here is the final story by Gil Kane. It's worth the price of admission and comic book confection. Aug 23, Sarah rated it liked it. These comics were, for the most part, rather At least, that's what I've gathered from the ones I've come across. I would love to find some that defy that. But still, this collection gets a few points for nostalgia and because Captain Marvel is one of my favorite supe These comics were, for the most part, rather But still, this collection gets a few points for nostalgia and because Captain Marvel is one of my favorite superheroes and it's hard to find comics starring him. My Superman vs. Shazam comic was definitely the one featuring Billy Batson from our Earth. I don't always love the multiverse--sometimes it stretches my suspension of disbelief a little too far; however, I do like that it does allow for a lot of "what-if" story lines. I wonder if introducing our Earth's Billy Batson is a precursor for Infinite Crisis, which I believe--and I haven't read that particular story yet, so my knowledge isn't great on this--was used to decrease the use of the multiverse and increase the continuity among DC's characters and stories. I hope so, because I like Captain Marvel actually being in the Justice League, not just a guest star now and again. Still, I'm always looking for more Captain Marvel stories, so this was worth reading. Apr 10, Nicolas rated it it was ok Shelves: graphic-novels. It makes me sad to rate this low, but I really did not enjoy it. The few issues that followed were some of the most crowded and busy comic pages I have ever seen. Out of this collection I enjoyed the final story with Captain Sivana best, but not a strong showing overall. Mar 10, Craig rated it it was ok Shelves: comic-books. I've been feeling nostalgic and with Superman vs. Shazam "Shazam" movie coming soon I picked this up. It's a collection of stories back from the 70's and 80's and it's shows how different comics were back then. It's a fun read, though it does come off a little corny at times. Nov 12, Charles Superman vs. Shazam it really liked it. This collection of stories, which has Superman and Captain Marvel fighting together Superman vs. Shazam than in opposition, expresses a sharp contrast with the stories in the Marvel line. For example, there is the bunny with Shazam powers. The plot device of multiple Earths with a gateway between them is used to provide all the backdrops needed to hav This collection of stories, which has Superman and Captain Marvel fighting together more than in opposition, expresses a sharp contrast with the stories in the Marvel line. The stories use the standard powerful villains and evil doers found in the comic book lines of the two heroes. Sometimes they operate solo and other times they team up. A common theme of the villains is that they Superman vs. Shazam to destroy their super foes and even the Earths. In terms of action, in general it is a series of super punches, where villain hits hero and he flies back, only to have the hero come back and hit the villain and knock him just as far. Fans of Marvel will miss the battle chatter of the hero as they cannot help but engage in smart dialog, even while getting blasted by a powerful punch. Feb 20, Rich Meyer rated it it was amazing Shelves: read-in Fun trade paperback featuring all the one-on-one team-ups of the Man of Steel Superman vs. Shazam the Big Red Cheese. This includes Superman vs. Shazam hard-to-find Limited Collector's Edition those huge comics with the pasteboard coversas well as three issues and an annual of Superman's team-up title DC Comics Presents. These are proper old comic stories - lots of action, goofiness, and truth, justice and the American way. You get a quick lesson in Shazam's history and meet half his proper rogue's gallery in this volume. Recommended for the old-school comic book fan! Apr 09, Michael rated it it was ok. I wish I found these tales Superman vs. Shazam memorable or less hackneyed. Oh well, Hoppy the Marvel Superman vs. Shazam appearance was a blast, anyway. 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