Blue Beetle #15
In "The Mixed-Up Parrots," Blue Beetle faces a double threat as a prison break unfolds and a Gestapo agent named Hauptman targets Lord Northrup’s son during his escape to America. With the boy in danger and a new ally unexpectedly stepping forward, the Beetle must protect his charge while navigating a web of espionage and deception. Art by Allen Ulmer brings the wartime intrigue to life, with dynamic covers also by Ulmer.
In "null," Dan and Mike set out to bring back the fugitive Rod Rutter, with Sparky tagging along for the ride. When Madame Fang sabotages their car and rescues Rod, Joan joins the pursuit—only to be captured, forcing the Beetle and Sparky to take the fight to the next level.
In "null," the Blue Beetle faces a high-stakes prison break while Nazi agent Hauptman closes in, complicating matters further when Lord Northrup sends his son to America for safety. Hauptman ambushes the boy upon arrival, but the Beetle intervenes—only to find his rescue leads to an unexpected request, as Sparky asks to join him as a partner.
In "The Bloodless Bodies," Dan, Mike, and Sparky dive into a chilling mystery when a series of corpses are found drained of blood—leading them to suspect a vampire. But the truth is far stranger: Dr. Grime is using ancient Egyptian secrets to revive the dead, all while masquerading as a monster.
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Reprinted in Blue Beetle #22 (1943)
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