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1''Note; this page is for guesses on the current comic run, unresolved matters from earlier incarnations, and guesses regarding the franchise in general. [=WMGs=] regarding the 2019 movie have [[WMG/Shazam2019 their own page]].''
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3[[WMG: Hoppy will be left in the world of {{talking animal}}s they'll be visiting later in the run.]]
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5His Golden Age adventures took place in such a universe and he seldom interacted with the human Marvels.
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7[[WMG: The Power of Shazam doesn't cure Freddy's leg permanently because it doesn't even do so temporarily.]]
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9What it ''does'' do is give him access to a different set of workarounds; basically, he puppets his bad leg around using magic superpowers as part of his disguise, and tends to hover/fly at very low altitudes in combat. The former might actually be harder than just using a crutch - maybe it wouldn't be if all things were equal, but he received extensive physical therapy with regards to one and had to figure the other out on his own.
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11[[WMG: The red-haired kid with glasses on the museum tour in *Shazam #1* is Sivana Jr.]]
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13Self-explanatory.
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15[[WMG: DC gave up on [[IAmNotShazam the Captain Marvel name]] because [[DisneyOwnsThisTrope Disney bought Marvel Comics.]]]]
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17The latter happened in 2009, the New 52 reboot in 2012. In between not much happened on the Shazam front other than one or two issues of ComicBook/TinyTitans.
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19[[WMG: The revised origin story of Freddy's disability will be closer to what it originally was than might have been intended at the time Geoff Johns planned out the New 52.]]
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21Sadly, the idea of him being the survivor of a right-wing terror attack is [[RippedFromTheHeadlines far more current]] than it was back in 2012.
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23[[WMG: Somebody had to retire before the DC/Fawcett licensing agreement that led to the 1973 revival could happen.]]

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