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⚡️ Part of the “Protect soft smol angel Billy Batson at all cost” squad. ⚡️
He deserves better, and just happiness and love always. Stop hurting my sweet boy please.
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SPOP MOTU SPIN-OFF/SEQUEL IDEA THAT WILL NEVER HAPPEN!
Now I like many of you I REALLY hope the SPOP crosses over with the MOTU reboot(different from the sequel) coming this year, but if it DOESN’T-I have a GREAT idea for a spin-off/sequel!
LETS SAY-Despondos is outside of space and time so it flows a bit different, meaning Adora would AGE older than Adam, so genetically she’d still be his twin but chronologically she’d be his big sister.
I feel this works on two levels, because its important to make Adora both the mentor and the old standard for this series. Imagine it being like, the second Digimon series where the old main characters take mentor roles-BUT-they stay active as heroes and main characters.
The SECOND reason why is because I’d like to succeed where the 2002 series failed, in making Prince Adam the Billy Batson he was always destined to be. For real look it up, Filmation He-man was TOTALLY inspired by Shazam, ultimately Shazam by way of Conan the barbarian, whereas the comics were more Conan the barbarian by way of Flash Gordon, its ALL insane I know. Him being a Billy Batson would work better on another front, in him being more like a normal teenager. The 2002 series came close, but I feel they could’ve done better.
This concept would also work GANG-busters with Noelle’s plan for a She-Ra movie, where the best friend squad would go across the universe bringing back magic, WITH THAT-I see Adora finding some kid whom she doesn’t know in a wasteland planet, and that leads to him finding the sword of Power, making him HE-MAN Prince of Protection!
And YES-I make him Prince of Protection, because She-Ra has the sword of Protection and is Princess of Power(Mattel’s dropping the ball on name thematics is MY gain).
It’d also work better if they made TWO side-by side shows so it could work like Arrow and Flash, both sets of characters doing their own thing, but there’d be the occasional cross over. I don’t know HOW that’d necessarily work in a streaming show, but something like it would be cool.
#he-man#she-ra#he man#she ra#he man and the masters of the universe#she ra and the princesses of power#he-man and the masters of the universe#she-ra and the princesses of power#he-man 2020#he man 2020#mattel
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DC Comics Announces “DC Future State”
DC Comics is kicking off 2021 with DC Future State, a line-wide event taking place from January to February 2021. The event will feature monthly and twice-monthly over-sized anthologies and monthly miniseries and one-shots.
DC Future State find the Multiverse saved from the brink of destruction. Hurray! But the fabric of time and space has been shaken loose. Boo! New characters will take up iconic mantles. Don’t worry about your favorites, though, in March 2021 the regular line-up resumes and will continue 2020′s story arcs.
The Batman Family
DC Future State finds Gotham City controlled by the villainous Magistrate. The city is under constant surveillance, masked vigilantes are outlawed, and Batman is dead. A new Batman will lead Gotham’s guardians and restore hope.
Oversized Comics:
Future State: The Next Batman #1-4
The Next Batman - John Ridley, Nick Derington and Laura Braga
Outsiders - Brandon Thomas and Sumit Kumar
Arkham Knights - Paul Jenkins and Jack Herbert
Batgirls - Vita Ayala and Aneke
Gotham City Sirens - Paula Sevenbergen and Emanuela Lupacchino
Future State: Dark Detective #1-4
Dark Detective - Mariko Tamaki and Dan Mora
Grifters - Matthew Rosenberg and Carmine di Giandomenico
Red Hood - Joshua Williamson and Giannis Milonogiannis
Monthly Miniseries:
Future State: Batman/Superman, by Gene Luen Yang and Ben Oliver
Future State: Catwoman - Ram V. and Otto Schmidt
Future State: Harley Quinn - Stephanie Phillips and Simone Di Meo
Future State: Nightwing - Andrew Constant and Nicola Scott
Future State: Robin Eternal - Meghan Fitzmartin and Eddy Barrows
The Superman Family
DC Future State’s Clark Kent has be rejected from Earth due to his involvement with an international crisis. He rises through the gladiatorial ranks in Warworld in order to defeat Mongul with some new allies. Meanwhile, Jon, Clark’s son, has become Superman. In order to protect Metropolis from what happened to Gotham, Jon bottles up the city, putting himself at odds with Supergirl.
Mister Miracle, aka Shilo Norman, find himself caught between his home city and the planet in a story connecting the two Future State: Superman titles.
Meanwhile, meanwhile, a new Wonder Woman has been chosen in the Amazon Rainforest - Yara Flor. The new Superman and Wonder Woman will, years later, find themselves teaming up to save their cities.
Oversized Comics:
Future State: Superman of Metropolis #1-2
Superman of Metropolis - Sean Lewis and John Timms
The Guardian - Sean Lewis and Cully Hamner
Mister Miracle - Brandon Easton and Valentine De Landro
Future State: Superman: Worlds of War #1-4
Superman: Worlds of War - Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Mikel Janin
Midnighter - Becky Cloonan, Michael W. Conrad and Gleb Melnikov
Black Racer - Jeremy Adams and Siya Oum
Mister Miracle - Brandon Easton and Valentine De Landro
Future State: Immortal Wonder Woman #1-2
Immortal Wonder Woman - Becky Cloonan, Michael W. Conrad and Jen Bartel
Nubia - L.L. McKinney, Alitha E. Martinez and Mark Morales
Monthly Miniseries and One Shots:
Future State: House of El - Phillip Kennedy Johnson and Scott Godlewski (one-shot on sale February)
Future State: Kara Zor-El, Superwoman - Marguerite Bennett and Marguerite Sauvage
Future State: Legion of Super-Heroes - Brian Michael Bendis and Riley Rossmo
Future State: Superman/Wonder Woman - Dan Watters and Leila del Duca
Future State: Superman vs. Imperious Lex - Mark Russell and Steve Pugh (3-issue series ending March 2021)
Future State: Wonder Woman - Joëlle Jones
The Justice League Family
DC Future State’s new League is built upon secret identities, even from each other. An old but evolved enemy will use the secrets to try to take over the world. Over at Justice League Dark, the heroes are hunted as the fabric of reality has shifted.
The Four Riders of the Apocalypse unleash a battle at Titans Acadmey, kicking things off for the Teen Titans, Flash, and Shazam. Barry Allen has been cut off from the Speed Force, Wally West is controlled by Famine, and Billy Batson makes a deal with the devil. Meanwhile, John Stewart and the Green LAnterns are stranded due to a dead power battery. Jackson Hyde and Andy Curry are separated, and Amanda Waller starts to execute her plan with a new, but familiar Suicide Squad on Earth-3.
Finally, Swamp Thing reveals its true intentions at the end of time. It will rule supreme until the last of humanity rebels and Black Adam will look to the past to save the future of the Multiverse.
Oversized Comics:
Future State: Justice League #1-2
Justice League - Joshua Williamson and Robson Rocha
Justice League Dark - Ram V. and Marcio Takara
Future State: Green LAntern #1-2
Last Lanterns - Geoffrey Thorne and Tom Raney
Tales of the Green Lantern Corps - Josie Campbell, Ryan Cady and Ernie Altbacker, with Sami Basri and Clayton Henry
Future State: Suicide Squad #1-2
Suicide Squad - Robbie Thompson and Javi Fernandez
Black Adam - Jeremy Adams and Fernando Pasarin
Monthly Miniseries:
Future State: Aquaman - Brandon Thomas and Daniel Sampere
Future State: The Flash - Brandon Vietti and Dale Eaglesham
Future State: Teen Titans - Tim Sheridan and Rafa Sandoval
Future State: SHAZAM! - Tim Sheridan and Eduardo Pansica
Future State: Swamp Thing - Ram V and Mike Perkins
January and February 2021 is going to be busy.
For more covers check out DC Comics.
(Images via DC Comics)
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Is there a Billy Batson protection squad? Cause I want in.
(I'm reading injustice and I have a feeling he's gonna die and I'm not ready for this :()
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Recently Viewed: SHAZAM!
Armchair pop culture analysts drone on and on about “superhero fatigue,” but the current abundance of material isn’t the primary cause of that (largely exaggerated) issue; the real root of the problem lies in studios' over-reliance on soulless mimicry. Every time a comic book adaptation earns widespread critical acclaim and/or smashes box office records, corporate bigwigs race to replicate the secret recipe that will allow them to print money (see: The Dark Knight, The Avengers)—and, more often than not, end up face-planting at the starting line. DC’s SHAZAM! succeeds where the likes of Suicide Squad and Justice League fell short because it actually understands why audiences responded so favorably to its trailblazing predecessors: innovation always trumps shallow imitation.
(For even more compelling evidence, look no further than the Marvel Cinematic Universe, which—contrary to what its detractors would argue—constantly experiments with different tones, styles, and sub-genres.)
SHAZAM! isn’t only special because of the inherent novelty of its premise (the protagonist is a young boy capable of literally transforming into a Herculean demigod—the ultimate evolution of the adolescent power fantasy upon which the industry was built); it is further distinguished by its emphasis on characterization and theme over mere spectacle. Billy Batson is a fourteen-year-old orphan that refuses to play by the rules of the foster care system—after all, why should he settle for a “pretend family” when he knows that his birth mother is still somewhere in Philadelphia, just waiting to be found? When he is suddenly chosen by the ancient wizard Shazam to act as his champion in the war against the personifications of the Seven Deadly Sins, however, our hopelessly overwhelmed protagonist turns to his nerdy new brother (an unabashed Superman fanatic) for aid in mastering such fantastic abilities as the lightning of Zeus, the speed of Mercury, and the stamina of Atlas.
Predictably, they behave with the level of responsibility and maturity you’d expect from a pair of teenagers, abusing Billy’s magical gifts in the pursuit of fame, fortune, and beer. But after their foolish antics (which they diligently record and post on YouTube, naturally) attract the attention of the nefarious Doctor Thaddeus Sivana—a previous candidate for the mantle of Shazam that was ultimately rejected for lacking a pure heart—the newly-christened Captain Marvel (I don’t give a damn what the lawyers say, that’s his name) must learn the true meaning of heroism in order to protect the ragtag bunch of misfits he now considers his siblings. And along the way, he discovers that “home” was never quite as far away as he thought.
Despite the seemingly monumental stakes (demons, mysticism, and metaphysical horror), the conflict remains charmingly small-scale—heck, the climactic battle takes place not in some bizarre alternate dimension or on the surface of a remote alien planet, but smack-dab in the middle of a Christmas carnival. This is due in large part to the relatively modest budget, but director David F. Sandberg turns this potential disadvantage into his greatest asset, devoting the vast majority of the 132-minute running time to developing the characters and the relationships between them, thus ensuring that viewers are totally invested in the action (and, consequently, making them more inclined to suspend their disbelief and forgive the less-than-stellar visual effects).
All that being said, I sincerely hope that there’s no misguided attempt to distill this film’s triumphs down to a simple formula. SHAZAM! soars because its originality makes it feel fresh, exciting, and surprising; trying to cannibalize the qualities that make it work (particularly its self-deprecating sense of humor and lighthearted atmosphere) without comprehending its underlying strengths would only end in disaster.
(Let’s be honest, though: if we interpret the plot as a metaphor for the DC Extended Universe itself, then Sivana symbolizes Warner Bros. Entertainment—always trying to exploit shortcuts in its endless quest to seize greatness, rather than acknowledging its limitations and learning to stand on its own merits.)
And now, if you’ll permit me to geek out for a moment, here is a list of my favorite of the movie’s many winks, references, and Easter eggs (SPOILERS below, obviously):
Billy and his siblings attend a school called Fawcett Central. The original Captain Marvel Adventures comic books were released under the banner of Fawcett Publications before DC acquired the rights to the character.
A flashback shows Billy begging his mother to buy him a stuffed tiger. Mister Tawky Tawny, a talking anthropomorphic tiger, was a frequent recurring character in the source material.
When Sivana initially arrives at the Rock of Eternity, the camera lingers on an unassuming caterpillar in a jar; fans will immediately recognize this as Mister Mind, a classic Captain Marvel villain. When Billy drops by later, the glass prison is shattered, and the fiend is nowhere to be seen. I expected that to be the full extent of his little cameo; imagine my delight when he returned for the mid-credits scene—and with several lines of dialogue, to boot!
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A Natural Progression
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by Starkvenger
Billy's in a bad place. Consistently on the run from bullies and the like, unable to eat or find a stable place to sleep for more than a week-- Sure, he's Captain Marvel, but he'd never use his powers for his own gain.
Thankfully, Alfred Pennyworth comes to the rescue.
Words: 2826, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English
Series: Part 1 of Billy Batson & The Batfam
Fandoms: Shazam! | Captain Marvel (Comics), Shazam! (2019), Batman - All Media Types
Rating: Not Rated
Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence
Characters: Billy Batson, Alfred Pennyworth, Bruce Wayne, Dick Grayson, Batfam - Character, Jason Todd, Tim Drake
Relationships: Billy Batson & Alfred Pennyworth, Billy Batson & Bruce Wayne, Bat Family & Billy Batson, Billy Batson & Dick Grayson, Billy Batson & Jason Todd, Billy Batson & Tim Drake, Billy Batson & Damian Wayne, Bat Family & Bruce Wayne
Additional Tags: Batfamily Shenanigans, batfamily, BAMF Alfred Pennyworth, Bat-Dad, Protective Bruce Wayne, Bruce Wayne is Batman, Dick Grayson is Nightwing, Big Brother Dick Grayson, BAMF Dick Grayson, BAMF Bruce Wayne, Billy Batson protection squad, Wayne Manor, Alfred Pennyworth is the Best, Homelessness, Homeless Billy Batson, Billy Batson is Captain Marvel
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Chapters: 7/8
Fandom: Shazam! (2019)
Rating: Teen And Up Audiences
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Characters: Billy Batson, Shazam Family (DCU), Freddy Freeman, Darla Dudley, Eugene Choi, Pedro Peña, Victor Vasquez, Rosa Vasquez, Thaddeus Sivana, Marilyn Batson, Mary Bromfield
Additional Tags: Misunderstandings, Implied/Referenced Child Abuse, Angst with a Happy Ending, Huddling For Warmth, Panic Attacks, Child Neglect, Child Abandonment, Child Abuse, Marilyn has an abusive boyfriend, Self-Esteem Issues, Self Confidence Issues, Dreams and Nightmares, Homelessness, cursing, Mild Blood, Superpowers, Emotional Hurt/Comfort, hurt Billy, Billy cares too much, He doesn't show it, Billy Batson protection squad, Freddy worries, Bullies, Running Away, Shazam! (2019) Spoilers, Mrs.Hartley is the Social Worker, Found Family, Billy Batson deserves a Family, Billy & Freddy Friendship, Family Dynamics, Family Feels, Separation Anxiety
Summary:
Having to deal with the possibility of facing his mother once more, on top of a misunderstanding at the Vasquez household, Billy feels as though he isn't wanted anywhere. He should've known better by now than to get his hopes up, after all, who'd want someone like him?
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SHAZAM! FILM REVIEW
Shazam!, directed by David F. Sandberg, follows 14 year old foster kid Billy Batson (Asher Angel) as he moves into a new foster home after searching for his birth mom. After protecting his new foster brother from bullies though, he’s brought to the Rock of Eternity and given the powers to become Shazam (Zachary Levi).
This film had a lot to live up to from the beginning. Comic “fans” constantly pitted this film against Captain Marvel given the complicated naming history between the two and this reinforces the Marvel vs. DC debate that’s honestly so idiotic. There’s also the fact that many haven’t liked the majority of DCEU films up to this point. I'm not one of those people, with the only DCEU film I actively dislike being Suicide Squad, but I'm in the minority of that. Luckily Shazam! continues DC’s upward trend in quality that began Wonder Woman (minus Justice League) and is honestly one of the better DC films to be released in recent years.
This film is made or completely shattered by the performances, mainly those of Shazam and Freddie Freeman. Thankfully the casting of both are pitch perfect and make the film what as good as it is a lot of the time. Zachary Levi is a great Shazam simply given the fact he’s able to act like a fourteen-year-old who’s been given super powers. He's so believable in the role and there’s a joy to him that is reminiscent of Christopher Reeve as Superman. I don’t love those original Superman films, but Reeve is absolutely wonderful as that character and you can see shades of that in Levi’s performance. Plus, he has such great chemistry with Jack Dylan Grazer as Freddie. Grazer is able to balance the heart and humor that this film as a whole balances incredibly well. Pretty much, when Glazer is playing for laughs, the film is light-hearted, but when he’s playing for heart, the film feels like a gut punch.
A lot of the nearly seamless tonal shifts come thanks to director David F. Sandberg though. He clearly understands these characters well and by understanding these characters he is able to shift the tone accordingly. There’re also several sequences that feel straight out of a horror film, which makes sense since Sandberg made his name known as a horror director. Really though, it was smart to give a horror director like Sandberg the reins to a film that essentially sets the template for magic in the DCEU because he’s done well creating supernatural worlds in the past. It'd honestly be great to see him tackle a Justice League Dark film in the future, with Shazam in the lead.
In a very Marvel style move though, the weakest part of this film is the villain, Doctor Sivana. Mark Strong plays him extremely well and his motivations are clear, lining up well with Billy’s, but the character as a whole didn’t really work in the almost grounded world presented in this film. Sivana is at his best when the story is absolutely insanity, i.e. The Multiversity, but here, while he’s good, it didn’t really feel like he chewed the scenery enough. Plus, a lot of his introductory scenes felt oddly edited and abruptly put into the film.
As a whole, Shazam! is a wonderful addition to the DCEU and it’ll be great to see where Billy Batson goes from here on out.
9.0/10
#Shazam!#shazam#billy batson#asher angel#zachary levi#jack dylan grazer#mark strong#DC comics#dc extended universe#dceu#film#film review
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Shazam!
You and I know each other pretty well by now. I think it’s pretty clear from the contents of this blog that I’m a Marvel girl, through and through, and as such you might expect me to carry some irrational bias against any DC property that comes my way. But I’m here to tell you that any bias I have towards DC films is 1) completely rational and 2) on a case-by-case basis. When I first saw the trailers for Shazam! I wasn’t sure which version of DC I would be getting, but its comedic tone and somewhat tongue-in-cheek treatment of a silly premise (a teen is given the powers of a wizard and turns into super buff Zachary Levi in spandex when he says the wizard’s name) gave me high hopes. So was this more Wonder Woman or Suicide Squad? Well...
Happily, much more the former than the latter! Henry Gayden’s script leans in hard on the humor and the heart, and a tight, well-crafted story with fun and electric performances from the film’s leads means DC has finally cracked their own version of the Marvel formula to great success.
Some thoughts:
This whole opening sequence is a REAL rollercoaster. What a dick of a dad. Also who names their kid Thad? That’s just asking for trouble. And in terms of the “test” to determine if a person is pure of heart...I just find it incredibly hard to believe that any 7-year-old ever is going to be like “Oh no I’m not gonna touch this mystical magic orb” when you’re literally goading him to do it? That’s entrapment!
I love that the wizard is Djimon Honsou - his voice really sounds like it belongs to an eternal and wise being, doesn’t it?
I do have some questions about this wizard business though. Because if they were created to protect against the 7 Deadly Sins...does that mean they get their powers from God? Like, Jesus’ dad? Because - and I know we’re talking about a movie in which a wizard gives a little boy superpowers - that just seems unrealistic.
Nice little Easter egg - director David F. Sandberg also directed Annabelle: Creation, and you can see miss Annabelle herself on the lowest shelf in the pawn shop that Billy locks the cops in.
For a movie with such a silly premise, there’s a lot of extreme emotional peril. The car crash, the kid getting lost, everything with Billy’s search for his mom - for fuck’s sake, there are bullies kicking a disabled kid in the stomach - there’s a lot of trauma bubbling beneath the surface here, and the film is all the richer for it.
Jack Dylan Grazer is absolutely amazing in this. His comedic timing is perfect, and he’s all barely contained need for love and friendship underneath. It’s a great performance, and his chemistry with both 14-year-old and grown-up Billy Batson/Shazam (Asher Angel and Zachary Levi) is fantastic.
I love love LOVE that the hero is the one directly responsible for making his own supervillain nemesis. It’s excellent narrative planning and symmetry, and you just don’t see it in movies enough, especially with all these comic book superheroes around. The last one I can really think of is Age of Ultron, and even that doesn’t feel as thematically rich as it does here.
Of course we have to talk about the foster family. I love this multiracial, multicultural foster family who loves each other and sticks up for each other, god MY HEART.
One of my favorite throw away lines is about peer reviewed studies about superheroes - can you imagine?
The character design of these stone monsters who turn into the actual 7 deadly sins are super intense, but honestly it’s much scarier when Mark Strong is just hanging out and fucking shit up. But the tongue situation with these monsters is uh, a problem.
Note: there is a Very Good Dog in a very pivotal scene!
A superhero who doesn’t know how to use his powers, causes his own disasters, makes people pay him, and acts as a showoff and a bully. This is such a better arc than most hero origin stories, and both Asher Angel and Zachary Levi really dig into this super juicy role in full force. Billy’s a victim of the foster care system and his reluctance to trust or let anyone in, even when he’s literally invincible, is just such excellent storytelling and I really really loved every minute of his character study.
Did I cry? Yes, after the big group Shazam! That shit is gold to my found family-loving heart.
A big villain showdown that was actually interesting, a villain plot that made sense (based entirely on character) and a victory that feels earned - this is just so damn refreshing.
Weirdest end credits scene ever though.
I honestly can’t recommend this film enough. It resonated with me in all the right ways, its laughs are plentiful, and its peril is fucking PERILOUS. Every element works together in the best ways and I honestly can’t wait to see more of this particular corner of the DC universe.
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There One Day, Gone The Next
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by MarvelledVevo
"You're telling us that kid, that kid in there, is our child? You really don't expect us to believe you? Come on don't make me laugh!"
"This is just ludicrous and a waste of our time. I'm leaving."
"Wait, I have the proof…"
Or
Despite being the city rife with corruption and crime, Gotham City would always mean much more to Peter Parker. No matter how much it took or continued to take away from the young genius, Gotham would always be home... or the place that took everything and everyone away from him … or so he thought.
Words: 4728, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English
Fandoms: Arrow (TV 2012), Gotham (TV), DC Extended Universe, Justice League - All Media Types, Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), Suicide Squad (2016), DCU
Rating: Mature
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Categories: F/F, F/M, M/M
Characters: Peter Parker, Bruce Wayne, Oliver Queen, Roy Harper, Dick Grayson, Thea Queen, Felicity Smoak, Selina Kyle, Alfred Pennyworth, Jim Gordon, Harvey Bullock, Billy Batson, Garfield Logan, Victor Stone, Koriand'r (DCU), Raven (DCU), Barbara Kean, Tabitha Galavan, Harleen Quinzel, Renee Montoya, Helena Bertinelli, Zatanna Zatara, Diana (Wonder Woman), Laurel Lance, Clark Kent, Kara Zor-El, Barry Allen, Kate Kane, Arthur Curry (DCU), Mera (DCU), Hal Jordan, Rick Flag, Floyd Lawton, George "Digger" Harkness, Tatsu Yamashiro, Waylon Jones, Pamela Isley, Chato Santana
Relationships: Peter Parker & Everyone, Selina Kyle/Bruce Wayne, Oliver Queen/Felicity Smoak
Additional Tags: Angst and Hurt/Comfort, Fluff, Peter Parker Needs a Hug, Loss, Protective Oliver Queen, Protective Bruce Wayne, Big Brother Dick Grayson, Protective Thea Queen, Family Dynamics, Brotherly Bonding, Team Dynamics, Dysfunctional Family, Precious Peter Parker, Hurt Peter Parker, Sad Peter Parker, Superfamily (DCU), Anxiety, Teen Angst, Muteness, Self-Hatred, LGBTQ Character
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So I have this fic idea that is ridiculous and super plot heavy, It will prob never get written, but I wanted to share one scene. Just imagine Captain Marvel getting like. Aggressively cuddled. By about ten little girls that he saved. Like five-year old girls who are determined to protect captain marvel from any naysayers. Do not talk smack about Captain Marvel in their presence. They are the Billy Batson Defense Squad. (I love all your fics btw! Esp love all you hcs about characters
That is precious. I bet Captain Marvel is the ultimate unproblematic fav. Like all the parents buy their kids Captain Marvel stuff cause he’s a much better hero/role model than some other heroes. All the little girls love him because he’s big and strong but at the same time he acts nice and gentlemanly. But Cap appeals to all young people really, he’s a kind, compassionate adult that knows how to talk to kids. They love him. They form a fanclub and Billy is so embarrassed. Imagine a Beatles-esque reaction when he’s out on patrol and pretty soon he’s being chased by an army of young boys and girls. It is so pure and the League is jealous. (thank you!)
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The Life of Billy Batson - Vol. 2
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by Starkvenger
Billy Batson is still just a kid trying to keep the peace in his hometown of Fawcett City.
Still trying to juggle the responsibilities of his civilian life and his superhero one as well, it's a wonder the 10-year-old can keep his head screwed on straight for another round of one-shots.
- One-Shot Collection -
Words: 2891, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English
Series: Part 2 of Shazam One-Shot Universe
Fandoms: Shazam! (2019), Shazam! | Captain Marvel (Comics)
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence
Categories: F/M, Gen, M/M
Characters: Billy Batson, Bruce Wayne, Mary Batson, Freddy Freeman (DCU), Clark Kent, Diana (Wonder Woman), Pedro Peña, Darla Dudley, Eugene Choi, Hal Jordan, Barry Allen, Zatanna Zatara, John Constantine, Victor Vasquez, Victor Stone, Rosa Vasquez
Relationships: Billy Batson & Bruce Wayne, Billy Batson & Freddy Freeman, Billy Batson & Mary Bromfield & Eugene Choi & Darla Dudley & Freddy Freeman & Pedro Peña, Billy Batson & Justice League
Additional Tags: Billy Batson protection squad, Justice League as Family, Secret Identity, Identity Reveal, Children, Other Additional Tags to Be Added, Trapped, Past Child Abuse, Foster Care
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There One Day, Gone The Next
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by MarvelledVevo
"You're telling us that kid, that kid in there, is our child? You really don't expect us to believe you? Come on don't make me laugh!"
"This is just ludicrous and a waste of our time. I'm leaving."
"Wait, I have the proof…"
Or
Despite being the city rife with corruption and crime, Gotham City would always mean much more to Peter Parker. No matter how much it took or continued to take away from the young genius, Gotham would always be home... or the place that took everything and everyone away from him … or so he thought.
Words: 4728, Chapters: 1/1, Language: English
Fandoms: Arrow (TV 2012), Gotham (TV), DC Extended Universe, Justice League - All Media Types, Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017), Suicide Squad (2016), DCU
Rating: Mature
Warnings: Creator Chose Not To Use Archive Warnings
Categories: F/F, F/M, M/M
Characters: Peter Parker, Bruce Wayne, Oliver Queen, Roy Harper, Dick Grayson, Thea Queen, Felicity Smoak, Selina Kyle, Alfred Pennyworth, Jim Gordon, Harvey Bullock, Billy Batson, Garfield Logan, Victor Stone, Koriand'r (DCU), Raven (DCU), Barbara Kean, Tabitha Galavan, Harleen Quinzel, Renee Montoya, Helena Bertinelli, Zatanna Zatara, Diana (Wonder Woman), Laurel Lance, Clark Kent, Kara Zor-El, Barry Allen, Kate Kane, Arthur Curry (DCU), Mera (DCU), Hal Jordan, Rick Flag, Floyd Lawton, George "Digger" Harkness, Tatsu Yamashiro, Waylon Jones, Pamela Isley, Chato Santana
Relationships: Peter Parker & Everyone, Selina Kyle/Bruce Wayne, Oliver Queen/Felicity Smoak
Additional Tags: Angst and Hurt/Comfort, Fluff, Peter Parker Needs a Hug, Loss, Protective Oliver Queen, Protective Bruce Wayne, Big Brother Dick Grayson, Protective Thea Queen, Family Dynamics, Brotherly Bonding, Team Dynamics, Dysfunctional Family, Precious Peter Parker, Hurt Peter Parker, Sad Peter Parker, Superfamily (DCU), Anxiety, Teen Angst, Muteness, Self-Hatred, LGBTQ Character
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A Natural Progression
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by Starkvenger
Billy's in a bad place. Consistently on the run from bullies and the like, unable to eat or find a stable place to sleep for more than a week-- Sure, he's Captain Marvel, but he'd never use his powers for his own gain.
Thankfully, Alfred Pennyworth comes to the rescue.
Words: 2826, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English
Series: Part 1 of Billy Batson & The Batfam
Fandoms: Shazam! | Captain Marvel (Comics), Shazam! (2019), Batman - All Media Types
Rating: Not Rated
Warnings: Graphic Depictions Of Violence
Characters: Billy Batson, Alfred Pennyworth, Bruce Wayne, Dick Grayson, Batfam - Character, Jason Todd, Tim Drake
Relationships: Billy Batson & Alfred Pennyworth, Billy Batson & Bruce Wayne, Bat Family & Billy Batson, Billy Batson & Dick Grayson, Billy Batson & Jason Todd, Billy Batson & Tim Drake, Billy Batson & Damian Wayne, Bat Family & Bruce Wayne
Additional Tags: Batfamily Shenanigans, batfamily, BAMF Alfred Pennyworth, Bat-Dad, Protective Bruce Wayne, Bruce Wayne is Batman, Dick Grayson is Nightwing, Big Brother Dick Grayson, BAMF Dick Grayson, BAMF Bruce Wayne, Billy Batson protection squad, Wayne Manor, Alfred Pennyworth is the Best, Homelessness, Homeless Billy Batson, Billy Batson is Captain Marvel
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Partners In Crime
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by Starkvenger
Billy Batson & John Constantine are not a pair that you would think to be close in any way.
That's what they want you to think.
Words: 1657, Chapters: 1/?, Language: English
Series: Part 10 of Billy Batson Needs More Love
Fandoms: Shazam! | Captain Marvel (Comics), john constantine - Fandom, Justice League & Justice League Unlimited (Cartoons), Justice League - All Media Types, Justice League: War
Rating: General Audiences
Warnings: No Archive Warnings Apply
Categories: Gen
Characters: Billy Batson, John Constantine, Bruce Wayne, Clark Kent, Victor Stone, Diana (Wonder Woman), Barry Allen, Hal Jordan, Freddy Freeman, Robin (mentioned)
Relationships: Billy Batson & John Constantine, Billy Batson & Justice League, John Constantine & Justice League
Additional Tags: BAMF Billy Batson, Magic Billy Batson, Billy Batson protection squad, Magic, Magic-Users, Sorcerers, Implied/Referenced Child Abuse, Childhood Friends, Childhood Trauma, Childhood Memories, Orphans, Action/Adventure, Dimension Travel, Brotherly Love, protective older brother, Teacher-Student Relationship, Mischief, Partners in Crime, Secret Identity, Identity Reveal
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