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Alex Ross- The Kingdom Come Marvel Family

Location: Alex Ross- Kingdom Come Sketches
Artist: Alex Ross (Penciller)

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Location: Alex Ross- Kingdom Come Sketches
Title: Alex Ross- The Kingdom Come Marvel Family*
Artist:  Alex Ross (Penciller)
Media Type: Pencil
Art Type: Prelim
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 340
Likes on CAF: 5
Comments: 2
Added to Site: 12/5/2025

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From Kingdom Come Revelations:

The Whiz- This truly is one of my earliest superhero designs. Originally called "The Spider" (obvious design origins), he appears almost identical to the way I drew him at age 8. "The Whiz" is the child of Freddy and Marywith a suggested genetic link to the power of Shazam, and, of course his name is a reference to WHIZ COMICS.

King Marvel- This may not be the most serious extrapolation on a Golden Age character, but it's certainly rich in subtext. Elvis Presley was such a big fan of Captain Marvel Jr's comics in the '40s that this inspired the stage costumes worn in the King's later years. The joke here is to have the adult Freddy Freeman absorb some of that design back, as filtered through Presley. Thus it appears that King Marvel is an Elvis impersonator superhero.

Lady Marvel- Mary Batson has the new role of wife and mother along with being the Big Red Cheese's sister. Mary's costume uses the classic white cape she always wore as teh basis for her whole look. The idea that she, Billy and Freddy shared the power of Shazam equally may be thrown off kilter by the reemergence of Captain Marvel.

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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
Posted On 12/5/2025

Hunka Hunka burning love!  Ross connected comics and pop culture as it had always been the case.

Steve  M Member Since 2006
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Posted On 12/5/2025

Marcus Wai wrote:
"  Hunka Hunka burning love!  Ross connected comics and pop culture as it had always been the case.
 "

Thank you, thank you very much.