Blue Beetle #4
In "Blitz and the Dynamite Formula," Blue Beetle faces off against Snow Brody, a shady dealer preying on young people with his dangerous cigarettes, while Dan finds himself shot and fighting for his life—only to be saved by a mysterious blood transfusion from Helen Harmon. With Pierce Rice's dynamic art and Louis Cazeneuve's sharp inks bringing the action to life, this 1940 Fox classic blends pulp-style crime drama with early superhero intrigue, all wrapped in a striking cover by Edd Ashe.
In "The Dope Smuggling Ring," the Blue Beetle takes on Snow Brody, a dealer preying on young people with marijuana cigarettes, while Dan finds himself in a dire situation after being shot—requiring a blood transfusion from Helen Harmon, whose help is crucial. With vitamin 2X accelerating his recovery, the mystery of the smuggling ring deepens.
In "The Man In the Black Robe," Jo uncovers a mysterious figure cloaked in darkness who seems to know secrets too dangerous to speak aloud. As shadows close in and old debts come due, Jo must confront a threat that blurs the line between ally and enemy—before the truth consumes them both.
In "The Return of Lin Sun," the shadowy revolutionary Lin Sun manipulates Remy Mussoni to incite chaos in the Philippines, aiming to build an army for a brutal campaign against the white race. As agents K-51 and Z-19 race to thwart her plans, the fate of the island hangs in the balance.
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↩ Reprints Wonderworld Comics #8 (1939), Mystery Men Comics #6 (1940), Wonderworld Comics #9 (1940)
Reprinted in Continuum #4 (2008), Continuum #5 (2008), Continuum #7 (2009), Action! Mystery! Thrills! Comic Book Covers of the Golden Age: 1933-45 #[nn] (2011)
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