strength and durability matching Captain Marvel. Although his spells do not directly work on females. The inhabitants of 247 planets – Different alien races that were forced by Doctor Sivana and Ibac to work for them and build their fleet. Fifth version Mister Mind (leader) - A worm from the Wildlands. He is revealed to be controlling C.C. Batson. Doctor Sivana - A mad scientist from the Earthlands. Crocodile-Men - A three-headed anthropomorphic crocodile in prison attire from the Wildlands. Dummy - A Victorian man-turned-ventriolquist's dummy who was exiled to the Monsterlands following a fight with the "heroes of yesterday." He was double-crossed by Superboy-Prime. Evil Eye - A large one-eyed green monster with tentacles from the Monsterlands. Jeepers - A bat monster from the Darklands. King Kull - The last of the Beast-Men from the Earthlands. Mister Atom - A giant robot from the Gamelands. Mister Merry-Go-Round - A villain from the Funlands. Red Queen - A queen in red from the Wozenderlands. Scapegoat - An anthropomorphic goat from the Wildlands. Killed by Superboy-Prime. Wicked Witch of the West - An evil green-skinned witch in an eyepatch from the Wozenderlands. The Secret Code of the Monster Society "The Secret Code of the Monster Society" was frequently referred to in the comic book. As early as the Fawcett comic, readers could mail away for a decoder key for the Monster Society and read the secret messages in the book by translating the messages given to them according to the substitution cipher. The cipher is very basic, in that the ciphertext alphabet is actually the regular English alphabet backwards. During The Power of Shazam! ongoing series in the 1990s, when Mister Mind and the Monster Society of Evil were re-introduced in Post-Crisis continuity, DC Comics had done a similar thing as readers could mail away for a decoder card for the "Venusian Language" and read the secret messages. Similar to Kryptonian and Interlac, this was a cipher based on an "alien" alphabet. Various alien characters in DC Comics have been seen using it since. Jeff Smith used the original 1940s Monster Society code in his Shazam!: The Monster Society of Evil miniseries, even titling the miniseries' four chapters with ciphered text. DC Comics' official website provides an on-line tool to cipher and un-cipher the messages. Other versions In Superman #276 (June 1974), an analogy to Captain Marvel from Earth-276 appears named