Blue Beetle #53
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis December 1965 Charlton issue plunges Blue Beetle into one of his most unsettling challenges, as the cover — penciled and inked by Tony Tallarico — shows the blue-and-red-suited hero striding forward with fists raised against a dark cityscape crawling with giant insects, including a looming spider and a sketched mosquito. The cover copy promises an army of giant creatures on the rampage in "The People-Thieves," with the sinister, goggle-eyed Praying Mantis Man grinning in the corner as the mastermind behind it all. Written by Joe Gill with art by Tony Tallarico throughout, it's a wonderfully pulpy slice of mid-60s superhero action that captures Charlton's distinct, no-frills charm.
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The Praying Mantis-Man wants his revenge on Blue Beetle.
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