Thor / Shazam! Infinity Comic #1
Recap
Following Marvel’s sold-out Deadpool/Batman #1 comic book crossover one-shot and just ahead of Batman/Deadpool #1, a crossover one-shot published from DC later this month, Marvel and DC are collaborating to bring you even more new crossover adventures through digital comics.
Today, Marvel revealed a brand-new THOR/SHAZAM! Infinity Comics story, written by Al Ewing and drawn by Jethro Morales, available now exclusively on Marvel Unlimited!
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The might of Thor! The power of Shazam! Marvel and DC bring the thunder to Infinity Comics in a never-before-seen adventure!
When a familiar face threatens to usurp the magic of the Marvel and DC universes, will Donald Blake and Billy Batson recover their powers in time to stop them
Review
Thor / Shazam! Infinity Comic #1 is the Marvel Infinity Comic crossover contribution to the latest joint venture between the two major publishers that find thier respective lighting-based characters meeting up to confront a humanoid Mister Mind embued with the power of 10 gods and demons. Ewing summons Donald Blake and the classic Thor design for the story which works well for the over all tone of the story.
For this story Ewing gets to play in the DC Universe, setting the story within The Rock Of Eternity, which Blake travels to via the subway that has some Asgardian structures along the track. Along with the more classic elements, some of the more recent additions to tue Shazam mythos as The Wizard is Mamaragen, introduced in the Johns run post-Infinite Crisis.
The listing of the gods and demons that empower Mister Mind is a Who’s Who from both universes, and adds a moment of humor as Billy comments that Evil is mentioned twice via Mephisto and Darkseid. The vertical format of the issue plays well with Shazam and Thor changing via lightning strikes among other things as the art flows well scrolling the story vertically.
Ewing, who has proved he understands Thor, shows that if given the chance, he could also succeed writing a Shazam story for DC Comics down the line.
Final Thoughts
Thor / Shazam! Infinity Comic #1 shows that Ewing not only has a solid grasp on Thor, but could also, if given the opportunity, do the same for Shazam if given the chance, to work with the character.
Thor / Shazam! Infinity Comic #1
- Writing - 9/109/10
- Storyline - 9/109/10
- Art - 9/109/10
- Color - 9/109/10
- Cover Art - 9/109/10