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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.

It's everything I know about Brock and his operations.

Now they're taking us over to the DA's office to make an official statement.

What about Mark?

He's decided not to talk.

Well, I'm glad to see you're doing the right thing.

Let's go.

Thanks, Billy.

Glad we could help, Gary.

Good luck, Gary. Thanks a lot.

And Gary's got a lot of guts.

You know, if I were doing a newscast, this would make a great story.

Well, but you're on vacation.

So let's vacate, huh?

There was a great writer.

Oh, that's marvelous.

He's my favorite author.

You know, I've read the Connecticut Yankee 28 times.

28 times? I know most of it by heart.

Would you like to hear a few pages?

No. Oh.

How about one page?

Uh-oh. The elders are calling.

is fleet and strong and wise, appear before my seeking eyes.

Billy, your work with the two young men is not yet complete.

But everything's been taken care of, Solomon.

They're on the way to see the district attorney.

Billy, no journey is finished until the last step is taken. But what could

possibly go wrong now?

There are few things worse than one who poses as a friend, but in truth is an

enemy. Whereas there is only one thing finer than a friend you can trust, and

that's a friend who will trust you. Can you give me any more information,

Mercury? We must leave now, Billy.

Farewell.

You know, Mentor, the elders are getting harder and harder for me to pick up on.

Congratulations.

Why?

Well, it is wisely said that confusion is the first step in the realization

that we have much to learn.

What does that mean?

I don't know.

I never understood it either.

What's this

What's

the trouble oh, I don't know just stop running Did

you get some gas recently yeah, I got gas last night

I've ever seen.

Isn't he far out, Gary?

Where are you taking us?

I understand you've been thinking on me, man.

Well, I don't call it thinking.

I think I'm doing the right thing.

Hey.

You know, if I go to jail, you go too.

I mean, you just escaped in a stolen police car.

Look, why don't you take a little walk and think it over, huh?

I appreciate you keeping your mouth shut. No, no. Hey, wait.

Here's something for you.

Look,

how would you like to do me another favor?

Sure, Brock. Great. Look, keep your eye on that little thing, okay?

Yeah. And keep in touch.

Okay.

Where are you going?

You heard what Brock said. Get lost.

Yeah, I heard.

Carrie, you are asking for trouble.

You loosen all the lug bolts first, then remove them.

Now, don't drop it on your foot.

You know, you're really starting to...

Hold that for me, will you please?

Thank you.

Hello?

Just a moment.

Billy?

Telephone.

there is only one thing finer than a friend you can trust, and that's a

friend who will trust you.

Hello? This is Gary.

Hey, Gary.

Billy.

Something's happened. You've got to help us.

Easy, Gary, easy.

We never made it to the DA's office.

Brock stole the car we were riding in.

Okay, I'll meet you. Where are you?

I'll meet you.

You know, I'm beginning to understand what the elders are talking about.

You've got to believe us.

Mark and I were forced to make that escape.

Come on, man, let's split.

We're already in more trouble than we can handle.

No, Mark.

You're never in trouble if you tell the truth.

Yeah, but we're afraid of Brock.

And without any evidence, it's just our word against his.

Yeah, it would help to have some evidence, all right.

I think I know where to get some evidence.

You do?

Yeah.

Mark, you're the key man.

Me?

Okay, Gary.

Whatever your plan is, you can count on me.

Since Gary still has the key to Brock's office, he shouldn't have any trouble

getting in.

Your plan sounds good, Billy.

Uh-oh.

Something wrong?

The way you said it sounds good.

Sounds bad.

Yeah, I guess I am concerned about Mark.

Yeah, well, I know what you mean.

But I think we ought to give him the benefit of the doubt.

Yeah, I suppose you're right.

Still... I feel the police should be advised that the boys have not run away.

Who knows?

Mark may come through this and surprise us all, huh?

Brock? Yeah.

This is Mark.

What's wrong?

Gary's back in town, and he's up to something.

Yeah, I'm supposed to help by getting you out of your office.

Thanks for telling me, kid.

I won't forget it.

Looks like Mark pulled off his end of the bargain, all right. Yeah.

Now it's my turn.

You wait for Mark.

Right. Look, be careful, Gary.

With this evidence and your testimony, we got Brock dead to rights.

Hey, where's Mark? He should have been here by now.

Billy, no journey is finished until the last step is taken.

What could possibly go wrong now?

There are few things worse than one who poses as a friend, but in truth is an

enemy.

I think Mark set us up.

What? Yeah, come on, let's split.

Gee, Brock, I was right, wasn't I?

All right, kid, let's have it.

Come on, let's have it.

Sure.

Yeah, I'm fine. But Gary's in big trouble. Yes, I can see that.

You know, I think this is a case for the police.

And Captain Marvel.

Right on.

Hold them until the police can get here.

How to slow Gary down.

Well,

Gary, thanks to you, Brock, and this whole drug operation has finished.

And I am finished with drugs, man.

They are bad news.

Hey, where's Billy?

Oh, well, he's around.

Closer than you think.

What is it, Gary?

Well, that statement I just gave the police.

I still sort of feel like I think done, Mark.

Gary, you kept Brock from ruining a lot of other people's lives.

And as for Mark, you're the best friend he ever had.

You kept him from getting in so deep he might never have gotten out.

You probably saved his life.

I hardly think that faint is the appropriate word.

Once your probation is over, you'll see all of this a lot clearer, Gary.

I think you'll be proud of the way you acted.

I hope so.

I know so.