THE GOLDEN AGE BLUE BEETLE VOLUME EIGHT STANDARD COLOR EDITION

THE GOLDEN AGE BLUE BEETLE VOLUME EIGHT STANDARD COLOR EDITIONDan Garrett was inspired to become a policeman after his father was killed by gangsters, but he found that everyday police work was not enough. He became THE BLUE BEETLE! At first he fought crime in a blue suit and mask, using only his human strength and wits, but early in his career was almost killed. and Dr. Franz created Vitamin 2X and used it to save Garrett's life, at the same time giving him super strength, super speed, even super intelligence.

Dan Garrett was inspired to become a policeman after his father was killed by gangsters, but he
found that everyday police work was not enough. He became THE BLUE BEETLE! At first he fought
crime in a blue suit and mask, using only his human strength and wits, but early in his career was
almost killed....and Dr. Franz created ÒVitamin 2XÓ Ð and used it to save Garrett's life, at the same
time giving him super-strength, super speed, even super intelligence. Now, donned in his armored
costume, BLUE BEETLE had become a bona fide superhero.
THE BLUE BEETLE has been retold and rebooted many times over the last 75 years. This is the
original BLUE BEETLE, the Golden Age classic hero. He appeared in many comics, including a 60-
issue series of his own title, and 31 issues of MYSTERY MEN. In June of 1942, Blue Beetle moved
from Fox to Holyoke Publishing with issues #12. Holyoke would continue to publish Blue Beetle until
issue #31 when the title returned to Fox Publishing.
FOX skipped issue #43, The numbering goes from #42 to #44. Also, I have been unable to find
scans of Issue #50. Fabulous rewards are available for the person who can proivde scans of that
issue for me. This book was compiled with the best images currently available. That stated, these
comics are seventy years old. The best efforts have been made to make the pages as enjoyable as
possible but not every panel is perfect and some allowances for the age of the books need to be
considered when judging the overall contents.
THE PUBLICATION OF THIS BOOK (AND MANY OTHERS) IS POSSIBLE BECAUSE OF THE SUPPORT AND
ENCOURAGEMENT OF MARK LECHAK