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Chosen from among all others by the immortal elders Solomon, Hercules,

Atlas, Zeus, Achilles, Mercury, Billy Batson and his mentor travel the

highways and byways of the land on a never-ending mission to right wrongs, to

develop understanding, and to seek justice for all. In time of dire need,

young Billy has been granted the power by the immortals to summon awesome

forces at the utterance of a single word. Shazam!

A word which transforms him in a flash into the mightiest of mortal beings.

Captain Marvel!

the Ninth Symphony?

Hmm.

None other.

Did you know that when Beethoven wrote this piece, he was stone deaf?

Far out.

He was a fantastic man.

How about it, Danny?

Beethoven could hear that.

Oh, the elders are calling.

Thank heavens.

Oh, elders, fleet and strong and wise, appear before my seeking eyes.

You are to be commended for your responsiveness, Billy.

I'm very aware of the responsibility you place upon me.

Unfortunately, there's only one way to face responsibility, but many ways to

avoid it.

Oh? Shortly, you will meet one who is confused. She is avoiding her

responsibility. But judge her not too harshly. Her reason is clouded by her

love of her brother. What can I do to help them, McKenzie?

The way is yours to choose, Billy.

What did Solomon mean?

The way is yours to choose.

Well, I'm not sure.

But knowing the elders, we'll probably find out very soon.

What's the trouble, miss?

Oh, my car went off the road. Could you help me, please?

Well, how can we deny a lady in distress?

Hi, my name is Billy Batson.

This is my friend, Mentor. Hi.

How do you do, Miss Holly?

How did you know my name?

Oh, I have great mystical powers.

And besides, it's embroidered on your handbag.

Oh.

About my car.

Don't worry about the car. I'm sure we can help. Let's take a look.

How'd your car go off the road?

Hey, Holly. Huh?

How'd your car go off the road?

Oh, I just didn't see the curve in time.

Guess I was thinking of something else.

You know, as Captain Marvel, I could have that car out of there in a second.

Oh, Billy, you don't become Captain Marvel unless it's absolutely necessary.

Well, you can't blame a guy for trying.

She didn't even say thank you.

She certainly seems to be in an awfully big hurry. Really.

Hey, mentor, look.

Drugs. Holy moly.

meet one who is confused she is avoiding her responsibility I

think the way is pretty clear now right you better have a talk with Holly

of minutes early mark this is all wrong we're just getting it deeper and deeper

with brock and now my sister's on to us i want out and you

listen man your sister's got something that belongs to us and we got to get it

back because if we don't that's him

brock yeah

i understand but

What did he say?

What did he say?

He's freaked because we didn't make that drop-off.

We better find Holly.

Fast.

Enough of what you've said.

Sounds like your brother and his friend Mark are getting into deep trouble.

Drugs are nothing to play around with.

I know.

That's why I hid it from them.

What are you going to do now?

Unfortunately, there's only one way to face responsibility, but many ways to

avoid it.

No, Holly, the question is, what are you going to do now?

Billy's right, Holly.

The biggest problem in the world could be solved when it was small.

How did he get here?

Well, here's a way of popping up when you least expect it.

Have you two come to a meeting in the mines yet?

Oh, meeting.

Holly, I got a great idea.

You're going to call your brother.

Tell him you want to meet him.

What good will that do?

Well, if two minds are better than one, four should be twice as good, huh?

clown holly's bringing her look she says he's okay listen man brock won't like it

if he finds out there's been any strangers snooping around holly said

he's okay that's holly

oh

good girl sis i knew you wouldn't let your brother down you uh you got that

package of mine

It's okay, Gary. You don't have to pretend. Billy knows what's going on.

Oh, great.

Yeah, that's just great.

I know how you feel, Mark, but believe me, he's gonna help you. Hey, wait a

minute.

I know you.

Yeah.

I've been trying to place this guy, and now I remember where I've seen him.

Mark, what are you talking about?

This dude was a heavy pusher in the detention camp I was sent to just a

couple years ago.

What?

Oh, yeah.

That's true, all right.

He's a pusher just like Brock.

Wow, Holly.

You can really pick them.

Wait a minute. You say I was in detention camp?

That's right.

Channing, two years ago.

You tried to muscle in on all the action then just like you're trying to do with

us now.

Holly, it's not true. Don't believe him.

I'm not a pusher. And I wasn't in detention camp.

I don't know who to believe anymore.

As soon as we get paid off, I'll get out.

But what if you get caught? Did you ever think of that?

Hello?

Hi, Brock.

Yeah, no sweat.

Okay, we'll be there.

What'd he say?

He wants that stuff right away or we've had it.

Right here.

Okay, smart guy. Let's have it.

Brock's waiting, man.

Think about it, Gary.

You run into a guy like Brock now.

It won't be long before you're running from him.

He's right, Gary.

Bail out now while you can.

They're hyping you, man.

I don't know, Mark.

It makes sense.

Pusher here doesn't care about you.

He just wants a piece of our action.

You really think so?

I know so.

Look, let's make our delivery.

Collect our bread. What do you say?

Okay.

Gary, don't! Give us the stuff, pusher.

a consolation.

We've still got the real stuff.

Mark was right.

You just want to cut yourself in.

You're wrong, Holly.

Look, do me a favor.

Call the police.

Turn this over to them.

I'm going to follow Mark and Gary and find out who Brock really is.

Billy.

I'm sorry I doubted you.

It's okay.

It's happened before.

I had my doubts about Holly's car.

Spencer, you're incredible.

Agreed. And I'd like to hear more about that later.

But right now, you better get moving.

Right.

I'll never catch him like this.

I'd better call on Captain Marvel.

it right there, boy.

That's Donald Trump.

All right, sit tight, son.

Okay, boys, come on out.

Yeah, I see now. I should have believed Billy all along.

Well, that's what Mark said.

Hey, man, look, I'm really sorry. I lied about that detention camp thing, but,

well, I was scared.

So was I.

A man like Brock would bring a lot of harm down on people.

I didn't think we were going to help him.

Being able to see and admit your mistake is a step in the right direction, Gary.

Okay.

Don't tell the police everything we know about Brock's drug operation.

It won't be easy, boys.

But I really believe you're doing the right thing.

And the evidence Harley turned over to the police should put Brock away for a

long time.

Harley?

There is no evidence.

I thought I would be helping you, so I threw it down the drain.

I realize now how wrong I was instead of helping Gary. All I did was free Brock.

I guess we both made a mistake.

Well, Brock may still be free, but I think a lot of good has come out of

this. Both of you have learned responsibility for yourselves.

Good luck, fellas.

Thank you.

Yeah, thanks.

Well, it takes a lot of courage to do what they're doing.

Thanks.

That's your old mentor.

I have a sinking feeling everything won't be okay until Brock's behind bars.

He's not the kind of a man who'll give those boys a break once he finds out

they've been informing him.

Don't miss the exciting conclusion of this story in the next episode of

Shazam!