- A rock art of Mamaragan/Namarrkon (upper right) in Kakadu National Park. In Australian Aboriginal mythology (specifically: Kunwinjku)...
- Mamaragan, also known as simply The Wizard or Shazam, is a powerful sorcerer and thunder deity whom is responsible for the creation of the Living Lightning.
- A Little History. Mamaragan first appeared under the Fawcett Comics brand back in 1940. He appeared alongside Billy Batson in Whiz Comics #2.
- Riding on storm clouds and throwing lightning bolts to humans and trees, Mamaragan is a fascinating figure in Aboriginal Australia’s rich mythology.
- When he is angry, Mamaragan makes thunderous sounds by striking his stone axes that are affixed to his head, elbows, and knees against the storm cloud he rides.
- Character » Mamaragan appears in 2 issues. Mamaragan is the Aboriginal god of lightning. Summary.
- So it’s something of a disappointment to discover that when it’s not raining he actually lives in a puddle. Mamaragan Facts and Figures.
- See a recent post on Tumblr from @arthodox about mamaragan. Discover more posts about mamaragan.
- Want to discover art related to mamaragan? Check out amazing mamaragan artwork on DeviantArt. Get inspired by our community of talented artists.
- A rock art of Mamaragan/Namarrkon (upper right) in Kakadu National Park. In Australian Aboriginal mythology (specifically: Kunwinjku)...
- Mamaragan, also known as simply The Wizard or Shazam, is a powerful sorcerer and thunder deity whom is responsible for the creation of the Living Lightning.
- A Little History. Mamaragan first appeared under the Fawcett Comics brand back in 1940. He appeared alongside Billy Batson in Whiz Comics #2.
- Riding on storm clouds and throwing lightning bolts to humans and trees, Mamaragan is a fascinating figure in Aboriginal Australia’s rich mythology.
- When he is angry, Mamaragan makes thunderous sounds by striking his stone axes that are affixed to his head, elbows, and knees against the storm cloud he rides.
- Character » Mamaragan appears in 2 issues. Mamaragan is the Aboriginal god of lightning. Summary.
- So it’s something of a disappointment to discover that when it’s not raining he actually lives in a puddle. Mamaragan Facts and Figures.
- See a recent post on Tumblr from @arthodox about mamaragan. Discover more posts about mamaragan.
- Want to discover art related to mamaragan? Check out amazing mamaragan artwork on DeviantArt. Get inspired by our community of talented artists.
