I have always wondered why Captain Marvel AKA Shazam wasn't a bigger hero. The dude has a whole array of powers, a mythology, and a s...

This was the first of three Hero High episodes featuring appearances by heroes of the DC universe - this one featuring the Captain himse...

Admittedly, a three-eyed lion face dude has a pretty good look - sort of a Despero vibe, but flying around in a green submarine makes him...

This horrendous episode might have you singin' "Bring back my Tawney to me," after Tony the Tawney Tiger's failed att...

  The diabolical robot, Mr. Atom took over an electronics store to build human looking robot police in order to incite mass hysteria by ...

Night Owl made an appearance in this episode, but before you get out the welcome mat for Rorschach or Dr. Manhattan, this Night Owl was ...

LOST EPISODE or Myth? This episode of Shazam! has been referred to as the lost episode because, well because its lost. But some rec...

Even though Black Adam had been reduced to an ash pile, somehow he was still the most likely culprit... His plot wasn't very well th...

Uncle Dudley is a doofus and so him getting the spotlight was not a welcome thought. For some reason, the evil Aunt Minerva wanted a piec...

You know how some shows are so bad they are good? This was worse than that. Does that mean its a masterpiece or a crap pile. See if you ...

Black Adam is probably the series best villain so far, even if his "thing" is turning heroes into dogs and aside from the fact...

Dr. Sivana was back, this time with a tiny rhiny. Not only was there shrinking, and and alternate "4th dimension," but amnesia...

Well, this is the first I have heard of Freckles Marvel who just 3 episodes in  is something like the Cousin Oliver of the Marvel fami...

The episode introduced two pretty significant villains. Although not too remarkable in appearance, Dr. Sivana actually coined the phrase...

Tawky Tawny, a Tony the Tiger wannabe who wears a suit and tie is given absolutely no explanation for existence. And even though I am su...

The Kid Super Power Hour was comprised of two Filmation series, Shazam! and Hero High which aired in 1981-2. While the mighty Marvels a...

Superman/Shazam!: The Return of Black Adam was a high point of the far too brief run of the animated DC Showcase line of shorts. Running...

In 2009, the first arc of the recent Superman / Batman comic series titled Public Enemies received a fairly strict adaptation for the di...

By this point, 18 different series of shorts have aired in part or full on DC Nation, but I am happy to report that there are still more...

When the short was first announced, it was a bit disappointing that some of the previously used material from the animated MAD series wa...