1646 - Spotlight on SHAZAM! in the Golden Age, Part Three

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🗓️ 27 March 2017

⏱️ 210 minutes

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Summary

Holey Moley! The World's Mightiest Spotlight Series is finally back for one more look at the adventures of Captain Marvel & Family in the superhero heyday of the Forties (1946-49). Appearing on the Historama are the official incorporation of the Marvel Family as a team; the debut of new friends like Freckles Marvel and Mr. Tawny the talking tiger, and baddies like Black Adam, the Sivana Family, Mr. Atom and >shudder< Aunt Minerva; Captain Marvel's second (and last) multi-part 'serial' of the Golden Age, 'The Cult of the Curse'; and plenty of miscellaneous quirky-but-wholesome 1940s fun... plus a couple of spankings. (3:30:09)

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0:00.0	This is Comic Geekspeak episode 1646. Spotlight on Shazam!
0:05.9	In the Golden Age, Part 3.
0:13.0	You got it on Wednesday, and you were psyched about it going to the bottom of.
0:18.1	These guys will talk about it, everything that keeps up.
0:20.7	For case, a laser beam, the planes like the seas, there's not everything you read, and all it. I'm at all you speak about it everything the geek's love for kids a
0:21.2	laser beat
0:21.7	the planes like
0:22.4	the seas
0:22.9	and everything
0:23.7	you read
0:24.3	and comic
0:24.9	movie
0:25.6	game
0:26.3	toys
0:27.0	artists
0:27.7	come
0:28.9	come
0:29.9	come
0:29.9	come
0:30.5	come
0:30.9	speak
0:31.5	come come
	...

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