This issue delves into some of that kind of material pretty well while also making sure there's some good action to be had, some humor, and a good bit of character material. Jurgens is solid as always and Moore gives the book a great look throughout with more detail than I expected for a book like this. Read Full Review

There's some nice action here along with some kid-friendly banter. Even if the story misses the point of Billy becoming a bully when publicly shaming Esposito, I don't think many are going to feel too sorry for the character who redeems himself by the end. While I'm a much bigger fan of the more classic version of the character of Captain Marvel, fans of the more modern take on Shazam may enjoy this one. Read Full Review