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Revision as of 09:03, 1 October 2005
The World's Wickedest Scientist!
Doctor Thaddeus Bodog Sivana is the most evil and mad scientist of Earth-S!
In 1984, when a massive robot begins to attack New York City, Superman appears to do battle with the robot. Using his X-ray vision Superman discovers that the robot is being controlled by Doctor Sivana. Superman defeats and destroys the robot; however, Doctor Sivana manages to escape capture and returns to Earth-S. When he arrives on Earth-S, he goes to the Rock of Eternity and manages to place the great wizard Shazam in a deep temporary trance.
Doctor Sivana flies over Fawcett City and makes an announcement that if Captain Marvel does meet him in a duel, that Fawcett City would be vaporized. Upon hearing this horrible announcement, Billy Batson leaves radio station WHIZ, and says SHAZAM! However, Doctor Sivana uses a devilish machine to split the Billy Batson’s magic lightning bolt into two. One turns Billy Batson into Captain Marvel, the other fork hits Sivana and turns him into Captain Sivana! Captain Marvel battles Captain Sivana and Captain Marvel is defeated.
Captain Sivana then tries to escape with an unconscious Captain Marvel, but is pursued by Captain Marvel, Jr. and Mary Marvel, in order to distract them, he throws his ship at them, which allows him to escape to the Rock of Eternity with Captain Marvel.
At the Rock of Eternity, Sivana reveals his terrible secret, which is that he did not just take half of Captain Marvel’s powers, but all of the deities' better traits, leaving poor Captain Marvel with only their weak traits, which is why he was able to defeat him. He then traps the weakened Captain Marvel in a makeshift cave (DCCPA No. 3, 1984: "With One Magic Word").
