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Chosen from among all others by the
immortal elders Solomon, Hercules,
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Atlas, Zeus, Achilles, Mercury, Billy
Batson and his mentor travel the
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highways and byways of the land on a
never-ending mission to right wrongs, to
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develop understanding, and to seek
justice for all. In time of dire need,
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young Billy has been granted the power
by the immortals to summon awesome
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forces at the utterance of a single
word.
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A word which transforms him in a flash
into the mightiest of mortal beings.
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Captain Marvel!
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Can't get over the size of these rock
formations.
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Fantastic.
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I always thought the desert was a big
sandbox.
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Oh, the desert is much more than a
sandbox, Billy.
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It's a living thing, full of plant and
animal life.
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This particular desert is rich in Indian
history.
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Oh, that's the kind of history I like to
see at closer range.
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History after wisdom, Billy.
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The desert sand of which you speak
carries a message for all of us upon its
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ancient face, Billy.
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A message, Solomon?
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The eternal face of the desert mocks
man's haste. The cactus grows slowly,
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but once grown, it stands tall for many
years.
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Yeah, I never thought of the desert like
that before, Zeus.
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The desert has much to teach us, Billy.
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That's why it must be preserved for
future generations to see and to know.
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I wonder why the elders are so concerned
about the desert changing.
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It's been here thousands of years and it
hasn't changed yet.
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Perhaps they're worried that it's going
to be changed, Billy, by men.
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Father Johnny?
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Just a little ways, Grandfather.
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for yourself, Grandad.
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What about the other places?
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They're hitting all of them.
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We'll be cleaned out before you know it.
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They don't care about our heritage.
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Then we must tell the police.
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This is something we have to take care
of, Grandfather.
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Johnny! Johnny!
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My grandson.
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He's up on the ledge.
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And I need help to pull him off.
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Do you have any rope?
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Sure.
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This way. This way.
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Right down there. All right.
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There he is.
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Yeah. All right, now.
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We'll have you out of there in a minute.
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Johnny, you loop this rope around you,
around your body, and we'll pull you
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out.
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Under the arms.
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Under the arms.
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Now watch yourself.
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I'll break the top of those rocks.
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Take it easy.
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That's the boy. Here you go.
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A few more feet away from it. There you
go.
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We are both fortunate you good people
came along.
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Aren't we, Johnny?
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Yeah. I'm glad we could be of help.
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Hey, Johnny, how did you manage to wind
up on that ledge?
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Hiking or something?
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Or something.
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Come on, Granddad.
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Johnny, you're not only shaming
yourself.
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But you shame me, too. I'm sorry, but
I'm still upset about what's going on
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out there.
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What do you mean?
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There are youngsters in a desert vehicle
who are ruining the beauty of the land.
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Yes, but there's something else, isn't
there?
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Yeah, there's something else.
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Those guys out there are digging up the
relics and taking them.
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The desert has much to teach us, Billy.
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That's why it must be preserved for
future generations to see and to know.
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Hey, Johnny, maybe it's none of my
business, but don't you think you ought
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to notify the authorities rather than
try and tackle that yourself?
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Authorities? You sound just like my
granddad.
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Billy's right, Johnny.
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We should let the law handle this.
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Grandfather, you of all people should
know better than this.
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This was once all Indian land, until the
law came and took it away.
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Now with few relics we have left, with
few valuables, they're digging up and
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carting off.
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Well, I'm going to do something about
it, even if you aren't. You mind if I go
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with you?
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This ought to bring a nice price on the
market.
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What's wrong, man?
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The collectors will freak over this
Indian junk.
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We got ourselves a real find here.
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I don't know, man. I just don't feel
right about digging this stuff up. I
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mean, what if this is like some kind of
ancient burial place or something?
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Better for us.
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That kind of stuff brings heavy bread.
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Put that stuff back and get out of here.
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Would you say?
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He said put those things back. They
don't belong to you.
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Yeah? Then who does it belong to, wise
guy?
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Belongs to my people.
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I'm Indian, and those are Indian
artifacts.
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You see, man, I told you... Hey, shut
up.
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Look, this stuff has been sitting here
for years. It's like buried treasure.
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Finders, keepers.
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So bug off, man.
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Okay. We'll bug off.
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Right to the police.
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What are we going to do now, Jed?
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What do the wagons do when the Indians
attack?
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They drive in circles.
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It looks like your hunch was right.
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What's the matter, fellas? Scared?
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Hey, Jed, we got company.
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What do you know?
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The Calvary's coming to the rescue.
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See you later, fellas.
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Did you see what they did, Grandfather?
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I know, Johnny, I know.
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This is why it's more important now to
tell the police about those boys.
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You forget one thing, Grandfather.
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They're all on the same side.
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Billy, look, thanks. Thanks for trying.
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But I'd like to try this my own way.
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Oh, my goodness.
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Good little morning.
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Oh, look at all the animals.
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Good morning.
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Like Noah's Ark.
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Yeah, it's a beautiful morning.
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Best part of the day, right?
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I wonder where everybody is.
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Adam and John are usually up at the
crack of dawn.
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Good morning, Adam.
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I have some hot coffee for you.
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Bingo.
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Man, this is almost too easy.
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Yeah.
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That's just what bothers me.
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I feel like a sitting duck out here.
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Maybe they weren't fishing.
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In the desert?
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Oh, yeah.
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However, they may have gone hunting.
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Okay, we've got a good haul.
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Let's get out of here.
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Meet Vine.
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Johnny's in trouble.
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Those boys drove off with him hiding in
back of their jeep.
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Which way do they go?
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Towards the airport.
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Of course.
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That would be the perfect way for them
to get rid of the artifacts they dig up.
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Airlift them out. Hop in, Adam.
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Get me the highway patrol.
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Help us stop. We can come back when
things cool down.
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They're taking Johnny.
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Shazam!
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Billy, he's kept on Marvel.
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Yes.
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And now that you know, we only ask that
you keep our secret.
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You have my word, mentor.
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What's this all about? It's about the
Indian treasure you've got in your
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plane. What?
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Hey, man, I think you've got the wrong
guys.
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Captain Marble, it isn't there.
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What happened?
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They threw this stuff out along the
road.
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Haven't any idea where.
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That kid doesn't know what he's talking
about. Yeah, we don't have whatever it
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is you're looking for, so if you don't
mind, we're gonna go.
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here has something I think you'll find
very interesting, Captain Marble.
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Well, looks like you fellas have been
doing some digging, huh?
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Nice likenesses.
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Aren't they, Johnny?
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Couldn't be better.
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Officer?
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I think we better hold these for
evidence.
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Grandfather?
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Where did you get those pictures?
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I went out this morning to do some
scouting on my own.
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And I figured three eyes would be better
than two.
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Grandfather, I really owe you an
apology.
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There. The desert is starting to look
normal again.
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Yes. And hopefully safe from people like
Jed and Artie.
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Oh, careful, Billy.
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Is it an artifact?
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Could be.
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A hundred years from now.
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