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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Black Adam is a comic book character. He first appeared in Marvel Family #1 (December, 1945). Created by writer Otto Binder, and artist Clarence Charles "C.C." Beck, he was at first a one-shot character but he was revived in Shazam! #28 (March, 1977) and has had semi-regular appearances ever since. Adam was originally the arch-nemesis for Captain Marvel/Shazam and the Marvel Family, but in recent years he's been portrayed more as an antihero, conflicted with which side controls the Black Adam body. |