comicbooks.com Join Free
Home › Blue Beetle › #10 › Read

★ comicbooks.com Reading Room

Blue Beetle #10 (1941)

Fox · 1941 · 67 pages

Free to read · restored edition by comicbooks.com · Issue details →

Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 1 of 67
1 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 2 of 67
2 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 3 of 67
3 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 4 of 67
4 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 5 of 67
5 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 6 of 67
6 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 7 of 67
7 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 8 of 67
8 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 9 of 67
9 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 10 of 67
10 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 11 of 67
11 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 12 of 67
12 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 13 of 67
13 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 14 of 67
14 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 15 of 67
15 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 16 of 67
16 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 17 of 67
17 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 18 of 67
18 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 19 of 67
19 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 20 of 67
20 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 21 of 67
21 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 22 of 67
22 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 23 of 67
23 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 24 of 67
24 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 25 of 67
25 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 26 of 67
26 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 27 of 67
27 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 28 of 67
28 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 29 of 67
29 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 30 of 67
30 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 31 of 67
31 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 32 of 67
32 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 33 of 67
33 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 34 of 67
34 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 35 of 67
35 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 36 of 67
36 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 37 of 67
37 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 38 of 67
38 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 39 of 67
39 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 40 of 67
40 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 41 of 67
41 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 42 of 67
42 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 43 of 67
43 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 44 of 67
44 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 45 of 67
45 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 46 of 67
46 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 47 of 67
47 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 48 of 67
48 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 49 of 67
49 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 50 of 67
50 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 51 of 67
51 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 52 of 67
52 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 53 of 67
53 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 54 of 67
54 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 55 of 67
55 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 56 of 67
56 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 57 of 67
57 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 58 of 67
58 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 59 of 67
59 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 60 of 67
60 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 61 of 67
61 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 62 of 67
62 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 63 of 67
63 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 64 of 67
64 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 65 of 67
65 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 66 of 67
66 / 67
Blue Beetle #10 (1941) — page 67 of 67
67 / 67
ContinueBlue Beetle #38 →
Contains 7 stories
The Case of the Burning Death
10 pp · superhero
The Blue Beetle [Dan Garret]Mike Mannigan (Policeman)Joan MasonDr. Frantz (druggist)Leo Sugar (villain, introduction)

The Blue Beetle faces his most sinister case yet when a mysterious killer known as the "Burning Death" emerges—a murderer who leaves victims with veins and arteries transformed by some unknown, deadly drug. When Dan Garret's investigation as a police officer points toward Leo Sugar, a drug manufacturer and partner of the first victim, the Blue Beetle confronts him directly, only to discover Sugar has perfected a horrifying weapon and isn't afraid to use it. Now the hero must stop Sugar before more innocents fall prey to his terrible creation.

The Corpse Who Walked
10 pp · superhero
The Blue Beetle [Dan Garret]Mike Mannigan (Policeman)Joan Masonun-named tramp (death)Dr. Frantz (druggist)Marcus Hook (villain, banker)Crimp (villain, lawyer)Monty (villain, Hook's cousin)

When a tramp meets a gruesome end at the hands of banker Marcus Hook, the Blue Beetle finds himself caught between two corpses and a web of deception—a body in Hook's mansion with suspiciously wrong hands, a missing druggist, and a house full of suspects with secrets to hide. As Dan Garret investigates the contradictions in the evidence, he must race against time to uncover what really happened and stop the killers before another innocent person falls victim to their scheme.

Curtain Call for Death
11 pp · superhero
The Blue Beetle [Dan Garret]Mike Mannigan (Policeman)Lord SummerDr. Franz (druggist)Jane BullockJames Bourne (villain, introduction)Scribbler (villain, forger)

When a millionaire sports man takes a fatal plunge from a rooftop, the Blue Beetle joins forces with policeman Mike Mannigan and visiting Scotland Yard official Lord Summer to uncover a sinister plot behind a string of mysterious "suicides"—only to discover that forged suicide notes and a masked killer suggest something far more sinister than despair. As Dan Garret transforms into the Blue Beetle, he races to stop actor James Bourne and the supposedly-dead forger Scribbler from claiming another victim, but his investigation leads him directly into Bourne's trap.

The Monster of the Swamp
10 pp · superhero
The Blue Beetle [Dan Garret]Mike Mannigan (Policeman)Joan MasonThe Swamp Master (villain, introduction)Swamp Master's gang (villains, introduction for all)

When a mysterious monster rises from the swamp and begins derailing freight trains, patrolman Dan Garret—who moonlights as the Blue Beetle—teams up with his partner Mike Mannigan and reporter Joan Mason to investigate. As they close in on the truth, Joan is captured and dragged into the marsh by the swamp's grotesque inhabitants, forcing the Blue Beetle to pursue them into a hidden underground lair where the Swamp Master waits with sinister plans and a deadly interrogation in store.

The Gorilla and the Gangsters
5.5 pp · adventure
The Gorilla [Jack Castle] (villain)Elsa BonnRenard (villain, introduction, death)

In "The Gorilla and the Gangsters," the enigmatic half-human, half-gorilla—once known only to a few—strikes a brutal blow against the underworld by eliminating mobster Renard and seizing control of his empire. With Elsa Bonn, one of the only two who know his true identity, now in his grasp, he begins manipulating the criminal world from the shadows, using her as a pawn in a dangerous game of power and deception.

The Wonderful Wish
6 pp · humor; children; fantasy
DavyThe Grogansthe DevilBumper
Arsonists at Sea
5 pp
Blackbird [Jake Baxter]Hansie (villain)Nazis

Restored edition © comicbooks.com. Our digitization, remastering, and presentation are our own work.

See something wrong with this issue? Report it.