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Blue Beetle#3
Cover: Joe Simon

Blue Beetle #3

Jul 1940 · Fox · 0.10 USD
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“Case of the Kidnapped Girls”

In "Case of the Kidnapped Girls," Blue Beetle faces his most bizarre challenge yet: rescuing several high-society girls snatched from the streets, all while evading a giant eagle and unraveling the twisted plan of the enigmatic mad scientist Doc. With his powers amplified by the mysterious Vitamin 2X, Dan must outwit a villain whose ambition reaches beyond mere kidnapping. The story unfolds in bold, dynamic art by Charles Nicholas, with a striking cover by Joe Simon that captures the pulp-era drama of the tale.

artist, inker Charles Nicholas · cover Joe Simon

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artist, inker Charles Nicholas
cover pencils, inks Joe Simon

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Dan uses his vitamin 2X induced powers to rescue several socially prominent girls who have mysteriously disappeared, but first he has to escape from a giant eagle. The mad scientist known only as Doc intends to combine parts of the girls into creating the "perfect woman".

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