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Summary: With one magic word!
Review: "Shazam Archives Vol. 3" continues the fine tradition of the DC Archives collection. The Shazam Archives do not reprint any particular series in chronological order, but rather collects excellent examples of the character and writing from several comic series. This volume collects the story "Ghosts of the Deep" from "America's Greatest Comics #1," "Captain Marvel Adventures #2," "Captain Marvel Adventures #3," "Whiz Comics #21," with the first appearance of the Lt. Marvels, "Whiz Comics #22," "Whiz Comics #23," "Whiz Comics #24," and the covers of "Captain Marvel Thrillbook #1" and "X-Mas Comics #1." Most of the stories highlight CC Beck's work, although George Tuska contributes a few stories. They are all fine examples of the Good Captain, showing his charm and appeal. The printing quality is excellent, and the stories have never looked better. Keep 'em coming DC! A great book, and I am looking forward to "Shazam Archives vol. 4."
Rating:
Summary: With one magic word!
Review: "Shazam Archives Vol. 3" continues the fine tradition of the DC Archives collection. The Shazam Archives do not reprint any particular series in chronological order, but rather collects excellent examples of the character and writing from several comic series. This volume collects the story "Ghosts of the Deep" from "America's Greatest Comics #1," "Captain Marvel Adventures #2," "Captain Marvel Adventures #3," "Whiz Comics #21," with the first appearance of the Lt. Marvels, "Whiz Comics #22," "Whiz Comics #23," "Whiz Comics #24," and the covers of "Captain Marvel Thrillbook #1" and "X-Mas Comics #1." Most of the stories highlight CC Beck's work, although George Tuska contributes a few stories. They are all fine examples of the Good Captain, showing his charm and appeal. The printing quality is excellent, and the stories have never looked better. Keep 'em coming DC! A great book, and I am looking forward to "Shazam Archives vol. 4."
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