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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.

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

Captain Marvel!

Coming back for lunch? Yeah, and with any luck, I'll have some fresh fish.

Well, just in case your luck doesn't hold out, I'll have some hot dogs on

standby.

Okay, Mom.

Place hasn't changed a bit since my younger days, Billy.

Quiet, peaceful.

Yeah, but there's been one big change, hasn't there, Major?

What do you mean?

Dinosaurs are going.

Oh, yeah.

lunchtime and we're out of groceries.

I'll flip you to see who does the shopping.

You're on.

Call it.

Heads. What is it?

I should have known better after that crack about your age.

Don't forget the mayonnaise.

You're Fred Burns' kid, aren't you?

Yeah. Well, listen, do me a favor, will you?

Don't tell anybody you saw me here, okay?

But why?

Listen, you just do as I tell you. Keep quiet, all right?

wallet's been stolen.

I got a glimpse of the thief, but he was about twice the size of this young man.

Are you okay?

Well, I got a pretty hard head.

Let go of my bike. I didn't do anything.

You were standing right here.

Didn't you see anybody suspicious?

No.

What's your name, son?

Larry Byrne. Oh, you know, we'd like to believe you, Larry.

But you've got to admit, it's awful strange you were standing so close and

you didn't see anything.

Try to think back very carefully.

See whether you remember any little thing that might help us.

I'm sorry, but I can't help you.

I think he knows a lot more than he's letting on, Mentor.

Well, perhaps.

But there's no way of proving it.

Yeah, well, that's what I'm concerned about.

There's a more immediate concern for you, the elders.

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

Billy, we can appreciate your concern over this unpleasant incident, but as it

must be with all things which concern you, you must translate your concern

into fitting and proper action.

Remember, Billy, the tiniest ball of snow, once it starts rolling downhill,

can grow to become an avalanche. And so it is with problems that are ignored.

Consider carefully what we have said, Billy, and good luck.

You know, Mentor, the elders are right.

It's one thing to sit back and be concerned, and another to do something

about it.

Yes, and I think the first thing to do is to report this theft to the police,

huh?

Oh, here he comes, finally.

Hey, Larry.

Man, you're really in a hurry to go fishing, aren't you? You guys aren't

going to believe what just happened.

Christ. Well, you know who Ron Craig is?

Ron Craig.

Oh, yeah? You mean that creepy big guy?

Yeah. Well, I saw him rob a motorhome on the other side of the park. He conked a

guy in the head and everything.

Are you kidding?

What'd you do?

Well, nothing. He told me to keep quiet about it. I shouldn't even be telling

you guys.

Man, I'd hate to be in your shoes. If a guy Craig's size ever got mad at you.

Oh, man.

Yeah, but don't you think I ought to report it to the police or something?

What he did was wrong.

Hey, Larry.

He already caught the guy today.

You want to be next?

Yeah, man. You better not get involved.

Yeah.

Yeah, I guess you're right.

Hey, where are you going?

Home. I don't feel much like this today.

Oh, God.

Now that the police are on the case, why don't we have our much-delayed lunch,

huh?

What's the matter? Aren't you hungry?

Oh, yeah, but I still think that kid could help clear things up.

But as it must be with all things which concern you, you must translate your

concern into fitting and proper action.

You know, mentor, I think we ought to try to find Larry.

In a town this size, it shouldn't be that hard to find out where he lives.

Yeah, but what about lunch?

Well, we can eat later.

Those other kids, the park, did you tell them what you saw?

I didn't tell them anything.

I don't believe you.

I want to know what you said to those kids.

Now.

I'll see you later.

Hey, Mentor, isn't that Larry up ahead?

Yes, it sure is.

Hi, Larry.

Who's just on our way to see you?

Well, what for?

I've already told you everything I know.

Well, that fellow who just drove off, is he a friend of yours?

Well, sort of.

Well, I'll tell you what.

We're already headed towards your house.

Why don't you toss your bike in? We'll give you a lift.

That's okay.

How do you do? Are you friends of Larry's? Well, more like acquaintances.

You see, our motorhome was robbed this morning, and we think Larry may be a

witness. But he seems afraid to talk about it.

Afraid of what?

Oh, a thief, perhaps?

Larry won't say.

That's why we came to see you.

Well, my husband and I will certainly talk to Larry about it.

We'd appreciate that. The police need all the evidence they can get.

Thank you.

Good day.

Larry if you didn't see anything at the park today, then I wish you'd tell us

what is bothering you because you're acting very strangely I Don't know Maybe

I'm catching a cold or something I'm gonna go lie down

Ron Craig, isn't it?

Yes, ma'am. I cut some wood for you once, didn't I?

Of course.

Can I help you with something?

I just wanted to see your boy for a minute.

Sure, come on. I'll get him for you.

Mary, Ron Craig is here to see you.

Let me see what's keeping him.

Larry's gone. I don't know... Gone? I thought he went to his room.

Do you know something we don't?

Why'd Larry take off like that when he heard you wanted to talk to him?

I gotta get out of here. Wait a minute. You were the one that broke into that

motorhome today, weren't you?

Who told you that?

We didn't have to be told.

It's pretty obvious now.

And Larry saw you do it.

All right, so you know.

I gotta get away from here.

Let's go. Wait a minute.

What do you think you're doing?

I'm not gonna hurt you, Mr. Burns, but I gotta get out of here fast, and you're

gonna help me.

Come on.

house and I'm afraid for my parents.

Who's Ron Craig?

The guy that robbed you.

We better call the police.

Go ahead, mentor. I'll contact Captain Marble.

Captain Marble? Do you know him? Yes, we see him from time to time. Come on,

Larry.

Folks are okay.

Well, if there's any consolation, Larry, both the police and Captain Marvel are

on their way to help.

Captain Marvel, Ron Craig and my husband took off in the helicopter.

Which way? Towards the mountains. I've already called the police.

Sit back.

You all right? Sure. Come

on.

Can't you get any more speed out of this thing, Keith?

Frankly, I'm amazed it's doing this well.

What's that?

Captain Marvel, I was really scared.

You weren't the only one, Larry.

You know, Larry, this whole situation could have been avoided if you had

reported what you saw to the proper authorities when it happened.

Yeah, I know that now.

I was afraid to get involved.

I guess I was really stupid.

No, it wasn't stupidity, Larry. You simply made a mistake.

That's something we're all guilty of from time to time.

Yeah, well, I sure won't make that mistake again.

I don't know if this means anything now, Larry.

But I'm sorry all this happened. I never meant to hurt anybody.

I just needed the money.

I think you and Larry both made the same mistake today, Craig.

You both had a problem and neglected taking it to someone who could help you.

I think I made a big mistake today, too.

Well, what was that, mentor?

I didn't eat lunch.