Mary first appeared in comics in 1942, three years after the debut of Billy Batson as the superhero Captain Marvel and a year after Billy got his first sidekick, Captain Marvel, Jr.

Billy Batson and Mary Marvel have got new powers from the Wizard Shazam and Wonder Woman’s mom. That and other news from the week’s best new comics, from Deadpool and Shazam to the X-Men and ...

Mary Marvel, a DC Comics character best known as a foster sister of the main character in the 2019 movie “Shazam!,” spent her ... Billy Batson (Zachary Levi, center) protects his foster ...

DC Comics is going to have a new Shazam character and it’s going to be Mary Marvel! Billy Batson’s big sister Mary Bromfield will get the mantle of Shazam in a new miniseries that’s coming ...

SHAZAM! #14 finds Billy Batson and Mary Marvel worrying about where their longtime friend and ally, Freddy Freeman, could have possibly ended up.

Warning: contains spoilers for Shazam #18!. Shazam’s connection to Billy Batson just got a major makeover in DC Comics. The ...

At the end of The New Champion of Shazam!, Mary Marvel was looking for a new name.Mary Batson can't be called Mary Marvel anymore due to trademark issues. Captain Marvel (the DC version) had to be ...

Billy Batson's adopted family is central to the Shazam! film franchise, with Billy sharing the powers of Shazam among his foster siblings - a concept that has its roots in comic books. And with ...

(Image credit: DC) Like Captain Marvel to Billy Batson, Mary Marvel is the classic adult superhero alter ego of Mary Bromfield, who was born Mary Batson.

Mary Batson can't be called Mary Marvel anymore. Well, Captain Marvel (the DC version) has to be called Shazam. And in tomorrow's New Champion Of Shazam #2, she is in search of a new name.

The publisher says Mary will be deputized to be the new champion of Shazam! when a "talking rabbit" is sent to her by Billy Batson - her brother, and current Shazam.

While Mary will again be part of the supporting superfamily for Billy Batson, the alter-ego of Shazam, in the film, she has the starring role in Campbell and Shaner's four-issue monthly mini-series.