Black Adam

Has there been a story where both black Adam and captain marvel Shazam both merged they power or one of them wearing the other powers

When Adrianna Tomaz became Isis, she has other powers that Shazam and Black Adam don't have like telekinesis and controlling other elements than lightning.

So the way Shazam (Billy Batson) and Black Adam got their powers is from a portion or essence of a specific power from each number of gods (Greek/Roman and Egyptian) starting with the gods' strength, speed, wisdom, stamina, courage and power, and Wonder Woman has a portion of powers from five Greek Goddesses. So is the Power of the Gods like a thing to heroes who are endowed with powers by gods?

I've heard from the movie Black Adam where Amon tells Teth-Adam the story about the Champion of Kahndaq and he said that champion is like a demigod, so does anyone think that being empowered by six greek gods or egyptian gods turns you into a demigod?

WHY must the DCEU be so confusing some times?? I have been a DC fan for years, but with the doppelgängers on different Earths, like all the Al Rothsteins (Atom Smasher), and how they keep changing his story? Why must the shows have a different Atom Smasher than the movies? Why not just leave him dead as he is in The Flash?

Also, I may be going too far down a rabbit hole, but if he’s alive in Black Adam, then what Earth is this taking place on?? There has obviously been a Kahndaq on Earth-1 at some point, because a Kahndaq diamond is mentioned in Season 1 of the Flash, but Earth-1 Al Rothstein is dead and wasn’t a meta-human to our knowledge.

I think the reason why Black Adam is struggling to join the side of good (or turning over a new leaf) was because of his deceased wife Adrianna Tomaz, who has taught him to be more of a protector than a vengeful ruler.

Since the new trailer for Black Adam came out how about some reading recommendations on the Wizard Shazam's predecessor

Justice League of America Vol 3 7.4 (New 52 Origin)

Black Adam: The Dark Age (His first solo series)

JSA (His involvement on the Justice Society)

Black Adam: Year of the Villain (His battle with King Shazam)

52 (The introduction to the Black Adam family)

Future State: Suicide Squad (Backup story showing his possible future)

Endless Winter (His battle with the Frost King)

Justice League Vol 4 (Backup story showing Shazam's New 52 origin)

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Do you think Black Adam is turning against the Justice League from issue 72?

Well I believe he's not betraying the Justice League, from what I've read is that the Lord of Chaos Xanadoth is controlling Black Adam as her host and using him to take revenge on the Justice League as payback from her defeat.

Curious what people think on a conceptual level too, since I know everyone has Feelings(tm) on Bendis and how he actually executed it.

Don't know the character well, and I've heard wildly varying fan-friend opinions. So I'd like to hear more thoughts on it!