Pedro (Shazam! Movie)

The penultimate member of the Shazam Family seen in the film is Pedro. He's quiet and reserved but his inner strength is revealed when he says the wizard's name.

I'm a solid fan of this design. I like green and I'm always on team beard. The character himself was only in the movie for a few minutes (even un-Shazam'd) and in the comics he's a new character like the rest of the foster kids besides Billy, Mary, and Freddy. Pedro's got probably less than 20 comics appearances thus far and he's already in a movie! That's what happens when Geoff Johns is your creator I guess...

Darla (Shazam! Movie)

Darla Dudley is the youngest member of the new Shazam Family. Her exuberance and excitement shine through even in her lightning-clad magical form.

Mary (Shazam! Movie)

Mary Bromfield is the eldest of the foster children in the Shazam! film. She does her best to keep the others in line while getting ready to go off to college. At the end of the movie when she shares in the power of Shazam her costume is definitely the "female-version" of Billy Batson's with blousy short sleeves and a skirt. Those details harken back to Mary Marvel's first costume back in the 1940s. For whatever reason this figure was the hardest to find, I think I ended up ordering her online just to complete the set.

Freddy (Shazam! Movie)

Freddy Freeman is a foster child at the same home Billy Batson is placed in the movie. He is a bit of a wiseacre and walks with a crutch. When Billy receives the wizard's power Freddy is the one who helps him learn how to use it. 

In the comics Freddy Freeman became "Captain Marvel Jr." as discussed in my post of the DCUC version. At the end of the Shazam! film (spoiler alert) Billy shares his power with the rest of his family and they all turn into Marvels without names. Freddy basically has a blue version of Billy's suit much like in the comics but his cape remains white.

Shazam (Shazam! Movie)

When Billy Batson says the magic word "Shazam!" he is instantly transformed into the World's Mightiest Mortal!

DC's Shazam movie was better than I expected and certainly enjoyed the lighter tone compared to the dreariness of most of the previous DC offerings. The basic line of movie figures are very colourful which is a bonus for me and they come with rubbery, sticky, "Power Slinger" versions of the Seven Deadly Sins. In this case we get "Wrath."

Mary Batson (Mary Marvel) DC Universe Classics

Billy Batson's sister Mary also gains formidable powers when she speaks the name of the wizard "Shazam!" Given the release of DC's "Shazam" movie there are plenty of places online to explain why she's called by her secret identity instead of her superhero name. (Though really they are 50% the same so maybe not the most secret of secret identities)

This white costume comes from the "Power of Shazam" series from the mid-to-late 90's that was a glorious book that managed to modernize the Marvel Family while maintaining the sense of fun and whimsy that characterized the Golden Age comics. I like this look because it differentiates her from her brother even while in the comics at the time they both used "Captain Marvel" as their heroic nom de guerre.